Sport draws – the VenueVue desk
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Sport draws – the VenueVue desk
Every venue's TV Guide → Sport tab reads the same draws, kept by VenueVue. The AI curator does the work every 6 hours; a VenueVue person checks what it is not sure of on Support → Sport Draws (on the VenueVue organisation's dashboard).
What the curator does
- Imports each competition's draw from its official site (NBL, AFL; NRL once its 2027 draw is out) and records anything that moved — a tip-off, a venue, a team.
- Matches guide airings to games. The strict rule — both teams, the tip-off slot, an expected broadcaster, live — links by itself. Anything else becomes a proposal.
- Asks the model about team spellings in the guide that no known name resolves, and proposes them.
Run it now
Each draw card shows the last run. Run curator now runs it at once (for example straight after a league publishes its draw).
Reviewing
| Tab | What you decide |
|---|---|
| Links | Is this airing that game? Check the reasons (Competition, Kick-off time, Broadcaster, Live, Only game in the slot) and the evidence, then Confirm or Reject. Confirm N unique slots confirms every proposal that is the only game in its slot on the expected channel — the Foxtel "Live: NBL" listings. |
| Team names | Is the guide's spelling (e.g. "SEM Phoenix") this team? Confirming adds it to the team's names, so the next run links by itself. |
| Draw changes | A confirmed game changed (moved tip-off, new venue). Check it, then Acknowledge. Venues' held games move with it. |
A confirmed link reaches venues on the next matcher run: their "Channel TBC" games become real matches on that channel, keeping any skip, Schedule or Protected they had.
Rules worth knowing
- Venues never edit the draws; only the VenueVue desk can.
- A "Channel TBC" game is never put on a screen by Director — only a linked airing is.
- Crests and logos are shown by link to the league's own site, inside the dashboard only.