Best/Cheapest way to watch Sky Sports?

[Partyraiser]

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No buffering, full HD & recordable and daily updates from the provider on best channels to watch every live game/match for most sports. Throw in tens of thousands of films. A year subscription for a third of one month I was paying Sky.

This has been my experience of iptv. Couldn't speak highly enough about it

[Scouse Hibee]

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I’m the same. Got a firestick a few months back and a lot of the channels that worked at the time don’t work anymore, the sounds out of sync or the pictures poor. I seem to get the odd channel which is perfect but there’s not many.

Wasn’t expensive so was worth the gamble but that’s the third IPTV package I’ve had and they’ve all been the same. The only one that ever worked for me was that Sportsmania before it got shut down.

This is why I won’t bother and will continue to pay legitimately through Virgin. I want to turn the TV on and be guaranteed instant high quality picture and sound throughout the event I am watching.

[bringbackbenny]

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This is why I won’t bother and will continue to pay legitimately through Virgin. I want to turn the TV on and be guaranteed instant high quality picture and sound throughout the event I am watching.

I've tried many paid iptv services over the last 3/4 years.

Some have been ok but tbh was never guaranteed I could switch on and watch a match start to end without some issue.

The typical pattern is they start off excellent and then, through word of mouth, they get a larger subscriber base and the bandwidth gets less and the buffers and outages are more frequent. Also most are resellers for larger providers and outages are outwith your contacts direct control.

You have to have a mindset of you pay buttons and accept rough with smooth.

[ChrissyG1875]

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IPTV £25 per year

What one do you use? Mines is £50 and I'm just about to have to renew it for the year.

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[Newcastlehibby]

My daughter and son-in-law (Newcastle supporter) have Sky Sports, so I can get it on Sky Go using their log in details and cast it to my tv.

That seems fair seeing as I share my Amazon Prime and Disney with them.

The cheapest option then is finding someone with Sky Sports who is willing to share with you.

[Coco Bryce]

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What one do you use? Mines is £50 and I'm just about to have to renew it for the year.

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You get what you pay for. I've been using IPTV for about 5-6 years now. I have paid £50, £40, £35 and £30 and the £50 was by far the best. Although the £35 one was a very close 2nd.

I currently have two different suppliers on the go just now for obvious reasons in case one gets closed down.

The kids have Firesticks in their rooms and they have pretty much every channel, films and boxsets they could ever need.

[Phil MaGlass]

Ahm payin 160 for my iptv per year in Spain, obviously pays to shop around

[Coco Bryce]

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Ahm payin 160 for my iptv per year in Spain, obviously pays to shop around

Wow! Why don't just get it here and use the same account?

[calumhibee1]

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This is why I won’t bother and will continue to pay legitimately through Virgin. I want to turn the TV on and be guaranteed instant high quality picture and sound throughout the event I am watching.

Yup. I’ve never relied on them cause I’ve had Sky and BT to go along with them, I only ever really got them for the club tv channels and 3pm Saturday premiership games. I’m glad I’ve never had to as they’re nowhere near reliable enough.

[Phil MaGlass]

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Wow! Why don't just get it here and use the same account?

I live i Holland, have a place in Spain. Someone on here explained it to me, but, Im pretty thick when it comes to this sort of thing, didnae understan it, so pay a high price to someone else is my only option.

[Tommy75]

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My daughter and son-in-law (Newcastle supporter) have Sky Sports, so I can get it on Sky Go using their log in details and cast it to my tv.

That seems fair seeing as I share my Amazon Prime and Disney with them.

The cheapest option then is finding someone with Sky Sports who is willing to share with you.

How do you cast Sky Go on to your TV?

[StevieC]

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How do you cast Sky Go on to your TV?

Depends on what device you are using.

My Samsung tablet has "smart view" which automatically connects to my smart TV.

Best advice I can give is Google your device type and "mirror to tv"

[BILLYHIBS]

Do Virgin do Disney + ?

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[1875Sean]

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Depends on what device you are using.

My Samsung tablet has "smart view" which automatically connects to my smart TV.

Best advice I can give is Google your device type and "mirror to tv"

I think the issue is the Sky Sports app doesn’t usually allow you to cast onto any device unlike the BT App

[J-C]

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How do you cast Sky Go on to your TV?

HDMI cable from laptop to TV, or just watch it on laptop.

[The 90+2]

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Do Virgin do Disney + ?

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