The Humpty’s Champions Cup will now begin Thursday at Calgary’s WinSport Arena and run through to Monday for the men’s and women’s finals. The Princess Auto Players’ Championship has not been affected and will start next Tuesday as planned.
California based Visaic will stream 70+ hours of live curling action throughout the competitions to international fans. Signal acquisition and video processing will occur in Visaic’s Canadian office based in the Vancouver area.
Visaic CEO, Kanaan Jemili, expressed excitement in delivering specialty Sportsnet content internationally, “It’s great to see the Grand Slam of Curling back in action. It’s been a long wait for fans and we’re looking forward to a busy month of world class curling. We’re especially excited to be launching GSOC Rocks, a new interactive game that we are piloting with Grand Slam of Curling international fans.”
The events will be closed to the general public. Broadcast coverage is produced by Sportsnet with online streaming available on the network’s service SN NOW (Canada) and YAREtv (international). The International service features a Twin Pass as well as individual event packages starting at USD $21.95. All packages feature live and VOD viewing options and can be cast to large screen TVs.
About Visaic
Visaic is an AI-enabled sports and entertainment engagement platform for digital content delivery and monetization. Visaic’s Platform called VIP (Visaic Interactive Platform) is designed for sports leagues, federations, teams and college conferences as well as entertainment brands that want to expand viewership and increase revenue. VIP provides sports brands with modern and interactive user experiences on any device along with hybrid monetization options and AI based tools to grow their brand value and revenue streams.
For further inquiries, please contact Visaic at PR@visaic.com.


