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Not entirely sure where you think NSC lives.

Hardly flying off the shelves today. Must be c1,500 left still (need to estimate as one block still to be released).

c200 sold today. c1,750 left to go.

Each new sales window opens up at 9am on the day in question.

947 on sale currently with block 336 still held back. As today is Day 2 of the "All STHs" window, I'd not expect too many to sell today, so there will be plenty left for the remaining sales windows on Thursday and Friday.

No it didn't. No game has sold out on Day 1.

As above, 335 is now open. There's currently just over 1,000 seats on sale in blocks 334 and 335. Block 336 has not been up for sale yet, which means there'll be just under 2,000 tickets still to sell.

Approaching 800 tickets sold today. 158 on sale currently with two blocks still held back.

Sales seem to have ground to a near halt after the initial 9am rush. I think we're going to struggle to sell out the full 5,500.

Just short of 500 have sold in half an hour this morning, although there was a rush which has slowed down now. There are 570 on sale currently but there are still 2 blocks that have not been released. Assuming all blocks are approximately the same size then c2,500 remain unsold.

Row 4 too.

Block 334 open - I'm going in.

I'm in the queue for the queue.

It was never going to be 15:00 due to all games being televised live. It could have been lunchtime though, which would have permitted there-and-back rail travel.

Hardly flying off the shelves at the 200 point mark which, I think, would be everyone who has had a season ticket for the life of the Amex. Assuming blocks are the same size, give or take, we're still under half the tickets sold: Block 331 - sold out Block 332 - 1 remaining Block 333 - 247...

Block 331 - sold out Block 332 - 25 remaining Block 333 - 291 remaining Blocks 334, 335 and 336 yet to be opened. I'm holding fire until at least 334 opens.

Three whole blocks, which must contain 2,500 - 3,000 seats, have not been put on sale yet.

Exactly. If the club didn't believe that TV scheduling impacts attendance to any great degree, they would have requested more than 5,500 tickets from Manchester United for the QF. You could argue that it's a 7:45pm kick-off and no viable means of returning to Brighton on the trains that will...

Three whole blocks, so c3000 seats, not released yet.

Surely the reason you're not surprised is because the club's ticketing priority system is clear and consistent: go to games, get points, move up the priority ladder for future games. I'm not sure when the club last did a "collect a (virtual) ticket stub, to get to attend a future game" thing...