@greenwitch The way I’ve read the info - and I just skimmed it - it is $10.5 million per year over the next 4 years ($42 million total) of the fee vouchers that have to be cashed in for Ticketmaster to avoid having to offer up the free tickets.
"This part gets into the weeds a bit, but if you’re curious, read on. The company said on Tuesday it would provide $10 million in ticket vouchers for concerts through May 2017.
How many free tickets become available beyond that amount depends on how many of the $2.25 and $5 discount codes are used. The settlement requires Ticketmaster to pay out $42 million over four years, and no less than $10.5 million per year. Should the use of $2.25 and $5 discount codes fall short of those targets, Ticketmaster would make up the difference by releasing more free tickets."
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/22/business/media/ticketmaster-lawsuit-vouchers.html?_r=0
Nothing like making it complicated! 