It takes anywhere from one to twelve hours before the game video is ready. This is dependent on the quality of internet at the stadium and the number of games recorded. The general rule of thumb is that if you play at night the game video will be with you by the next morning.

Only participants in a game, meaning the players, coach, referees and supporters approved by your association along with Association Administrators have access to view that game video.

Glory League has an array of privacy options implemented at installation and activation. These settings can be amended as required to suit your needs.

Glory Leagues technology captures wide shots of the court action, rather than focusing on individuals. It also removes the need for other videos to be filmed by individuals.

Note: there are no controls over recordings filmed by individuals which can capture any angles and shots, and which maybe be shared without safeguards.

Care is taken to ensure that all video content is of a professional standard and filming techniques are representative of basketball camerawork at only the highest levels.

Participants agree to Glory Leagues Terms & Conditions when they register to play.

Glory League’s privacy practices have been reviewed by an independent legal counsel which found that the system is fully compliant to Australian Privacy Requirements.

Our data shows that 80% of players use the platform after a game. Players of all different levels use the system for a range of reasons – for some to help their personal improvement, for others its part of their social engagement with teammates.

It is also used by many parents and family members who can’t attend games allowing them to experience and be part of the excitement too, and, for some, they really like seeing a great play or shot they made.

Glory League also makes competitions safer and better with a marked improvement of player and spectator behaviour.