Hi I’m trying to get off of YouTube TV because they keep losing streams to other services like Amazon and Peacock. I pretty much only need live TV to watch sports. I regularly watch NBA, NFL, EPL and Champions League with occasional views for NHL and Tennis.

Does anyone know a reliable IPTV service that could fit my needs? Thanks in advance.

  • technocrit@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    10 hours ago

    I use a VPN currently in Spain… And I just search like “watch sports live” and then find a website. I usually use like an aggregator that lists various sites. The video quality isn’t always great but it’s free and easy.

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    14 hours ago

    There isn’t a single provider that will be suitable for everyone even if it’s just for sports. Better to go on a site like z2u and start trialing services to see which works best for you and your budget. Banzai51’s suggestion is a good one for a higher tier of service. Also, having multiple providers will prove invaluable when your main starts acting up during the game which will eventually happen.

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    22 hours ago

    I watched the World Cup via IPTorrents TV, which is just BunnyTV. It kinda seems like it may cover a bunch of other sports too?

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      14 hours ago

      I am new to IPTV in general but am curious to check it out after seeing this post. It looks like I have to do a one-time fee if $10 to gain access to IPTorrents TV, and then I can keep access indefinitely thereafter? I have a qbittorrent docker container running behind a VPN so I can seed, and recently figured out how to get port forwarding with my VPN provider working for another private tracker, so theoretically I should be able to see content for IPTorrents as well. What content do you typically stream from there?