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Tonight's
assignment.

Procedure, references, and reporting.

You've been assigned a broadcast verification observation: approximately 20–40 minutes on site, followed by a Site Inspection Sheet. First-time observers should read in full; returning observers may scan as needed.

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Reference ~60 seconds Sample observation

Reference clip.

Approximately 60 seconds from a previous observation: exterior, walk-in, and event capture on a screen. First-time observers should review before proceeding with the rest of this guide.

Example
01
Orientation
Read before proceeding

Your role, defined.

Certain bars and restaurants display licensed sports broadcasts — UFC, boxing, soccer, WWE, rugby — without obtaining the required commercial license. Served 123 documents these instances on behalf of the broadcasters and rights holders. Your role is to quietly observe and capture evidence: photographs, a short video, and a completed report.

Nothing more is required of you.

You are a customer

Enter, order a beverage, take a seat with a clear view of the screens, observe, and exit. This is not undercover work; you are not engaging in anything risky.

You do not enforce

You observe, document, and leave. Subsequent action is not your concern — the rights holders' legal teams handle enforcement from there.

Thousands of observations completed. Only a handful of minor issues, ever — most assignments proceed without incident. You are operating in well-established territory.

02
Event selection
Subsequent sections adjust accordingly

Which broadcast?

Select the sport you've been assigned to verify. The remaining sections will adapt to the broadcast in question.

Note for this broadcast
03
Required deliverables
All five required for payment

The five deliverables.

All five items must be returned for the observation to be considered complete and compensable. None are technically difficult once on site. Mark each item as captured during the observation.

04
Site Inspection Sheet
Required field observations

Required field observations.

The Site Inspection Sheet captures information that is only obtainable on site. Review these fields before entering the venue. Record observations in your device's notes application as you make them; do not rely on memory.

a
Arrival and departure times
Note the time on your device immediately upon arrival and immediately upon departure. Do not estimate after the fact.
b
Venue name, address, and phone
Confirm the phone number from the receipt or signage; confirm the venue name from your exterior photographs.
c
Building and cover charge
Number of stories in the building, presence of residential units above, and the exact dollar amount of any cover charge (record $0 if none).
d
Door staff and server
Brief descriptions: build, height, hair, attire, approximate age. The server's name typically appears on the receipt.
e
Total screens vs. event-displaying screens
Count every screen in the venue, then record how many were displaying the event specifically.
f
Screen locations
Be specific: "above the bar," "back wall, left of the stage," "patio." Detail sufficient that a person entering the venue could locate them.
g
Watermark / network logo
The broadcaster's logo, typically positioned in a corner of the screen. Record exactly what you observed — DAZN, Paramount+, ESPN+, Peacock, FUBO, Telemundo, etc.
h
Visible streaming device
Yes/no. Examples: a laptop wired to a screen, a phone connected to a projector, a tablet on a shelf. If unable to determine, record "unable to confirm."
i
Event advertising — exterior and interior
Chalkboards, sandwich boards, window signage outside. Posters, table tents, and flyers inside. Photograph from a distance, where possible without drawing attention.
j
Fire Code Occupancy
The posted capacity placard, typically near the entrance or restrooms. Record the number if legible. If not, estimate venue capacity using the bracketed range on the form.
k
Brief venue description
2–3 sentences: bar location, flooring, wall décor, general ambiance. A written sketch — not an essay.
05
Pre-departure
Confirm before leaving for the venue

Before departure.

Complete the items below before leaving for the venue. A few minutes of preparation prevents a compromised observation. The page retains your selections for return visits.

06
On site
Discreet recording and response protocols

On-site conduct.

Conduct yourself as a customer: enter, take a seat with a clear view of the screens, order something, and observe. Staff, ownership, and other patrons must remain unaware of the observation. Below: technical guidance for discreet recording, followed by three pre-approved responses if you are questioned.

Effective recording technique: brace the device against the table or your chest for stability; reduce screen brightness so other patrons cannot see what you are recording; hold the device naturally, as if texting; record horizontally for the event clip; do not speak loudly — your voice will be captured clearly. Audio is part of the evidence: broadcast commentary and ambient crowd noise help confirm the event. Do not mute the recording, and avoid seating near speakers playing unrelated content.

Responses to inquiries about recording

Remain calm. Use any of the responses below. Tap one to mark it for rehearsal before entering the venue.

If questioning persists, or you are asked to cease recording: do not argue and do not disclose the assignment. Conclude naturally — finish your drink, settle the tab, exit the premises. Once clear of the venue, email info@served123.com and we will handle next steps. Your safety takes precedence over evidence collection, without exception.

07
Submission
24-hour submission window

Submit within 24 hours.

All five deliverables must be returned within 24 hours of the observation. Use the tracker below: enter your arrival time and the page will display remaining time.

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08
Contingencies
Uncommon scenarios

If issues arise.

Most observations proceed without incident. The following addresses uncommon scenarios. Contact us regardless of outcome.

The event is not being broadcast.
Still a valid observation, and still compensated. Photograph the empty or alternative-programming screens, record video confirming your presence, and complete the form normally. Negative findings have evidentiary value.
Recording interrupted by device failure.
Submit whatever evidence you have, with a brief note on the form explaining the interruption. Partial evidence may still qualify. If uncertain, email info@served123.com for guidance.
Asked to cease recording or to leave the premises.
Comply without protest. Conclude naturally — settle your tab and exit. Do not re-enter, do not argue, and do not record any confrontation. Once at a safe distance from the venue, contact us; we will handle next steps.
Safety concerns.
Exit first; report afterward. If you are physically obstructed or the situation escalates, call 911 before any other action. Your safety supersedes every other instruction in this guide, without exception.
Unable to complete an accepted assignment.
Notify us at the earliest opportunity so the observation can be reassigned. Circumstances change; early notification is essential.
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Questions? Contact us.

Questions before the assignment, issues on site, or post-observation matters — email and we will respond promptly. Please do not call the main line; it routes to client intake, not field operations.

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