Staggering amount Disney is losing every day while bitter feud with Google rolls on

Disney is losing a staggering amount of money each day that its carriage fee dispute  with Google continues, it has been revealed.

Disney pulled all of its channels, including ESPN and ABC, off of Google's YouTube TV on October 30, enraging millions of fans ahead of a massive weekend of sports.

And the feud is certainly hurting Disney's pockets as well, as they're losing an estimated $5million per day according to Awful Announcing.

The math comes from the approximately 10million monthly subscribers that YouTube TV has, and the $15 that Disney receives per month - per subscriber - from TV providers for their content.

All told, Disney would lose around $150million per month if the ongoing feud stretches on that long.

Amid contract negotiations with Google, Disney made the decision to pull the plug and blackout its content from YouTube TV last week.

The company said that YouTube TV is refusing to pay fair market rates for its channels.

Google, for their part, has said that the term deals that Disney is seeking would raise prices for customers.

YouTube TV customers pay $83 per month for the streamer's base plan.

The Google-Disney dispute continued on Monday night as millions of fans remained without access to ESPN and ABC for the NFL's Monday Night Football clash between the Cowboys and Cardinals.

Millions of YouTube TV subscribers already missed out on a chunk of crucial college football action on Saturday.

ABC aired Texas’ thrilling win over Vanderbilt, Georgia’s tight win over rival Florida and Oklahoma’s victory over Tennessee. 

Meanwhile, SMU’s upset over Miami, Notre Dame’s victory against Boston College and Utah’s win over Cincinnati were shown on ESPN.

Fans will be desperately hoping that the blackout ends by next weekend when ABC will show undefeated No. 8 BYU vs. No. 9 Texas Tech at noon, No. 3 Texas A&M vs. No. 19 Missouri at 3:30pm and No. 4 Alabama vs. LSU at 7:30pm.

ESPN will have No. 5 Georgia vs. Mississippi State at noon, No. 18 Miami vs. Syracuse at 3:30pm and No. 12 Virginia vs. Wake Forest at 7pm.