I know we have talked about this before, but what is the best options out there? I need a good sports package, Dish was great for me until they removed the regional sports networks.
Streaming
- Thread starter NittanyBuff
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Yeah been talked about plenty. However I use an IPTV service that has all sports live. And I mean all, to include PPV events and even cricket and rugby. Issue is the recording is shoddy at best, but if you want it live then it’s a great option. I pay 12$ a month in crypto.
If I'm watching Crickett I've lost all drive in life 
, I need something to replace Dish, Xfinity looks expensive as fck, no desire for DTV, looking at Hulu live etc.. but appears all these platforms have holes in them.
, I need something to replace Dish, Xfinity looks expensive as fck, no desire for DTV, looking at Hulu live etc.. but appears all these platforms have holes in them.
I believe Flomax is supposed to help with streaming, but not with your package issue.
— signed, a 50-something guy who heard it from a friend
— signed, a 50-something guy who heard it from a friend
Side bar @nittanyfan33-BTC-are you buying, holding, or selling? Asking for a friend.
always holding. it's an investment for me. i don't play the get-rich-quick game. my plan has always been to put 2-4% (speculative) of my investments into crypto, then if/when they double, take my initial investments out and let the house money ride. 90% of what i get is based on utilities i like (ADA, ETH, DOT.... etc) and with the plan to long-term hold. OCCASIONALLY, i'll transfer into USDT to ride out what I personally believe to be a downturn (which of course is a gamble) but that's really the only moving I do.
YoutubeTV is still probably the best overall option for the price, gets all the league networks except for NHL, and gets all the conference networks except for PAC 12. Redzone is a standalone addon however.
I have YoutubeTV with Verizon internet and in total pay ~$120 a month. I don't subscribe to any premium channels (dont watch enough to justify).
I have YoutubeTV with Verizon internet and in total pay ~$120 a month. I don't subscribe to any premium channels (dont watch enough to justify).
Youtube streams their programming and others in 2.0 sound only? Eliminates value of a home theatre setup?
They are starting to roll out 5.1 to more devices as of last month (including Roku which is what I use).
Thats a tremendous review and layout of your plan. It's nice to see some pragmatism. I'm also cautiously optimistic, but should the worst occur, it won't be fiscally devastating. I like your idea of a partial pull out when (fingers crosses) you double. Thanks for being transparent and helpful-I appreciate the time you took to craft this helpful explanation.
No worries. There are a few of us on here that dabble in the dark arts of crypto. If I recall there was a thread on TO-OS that a few of us chatted about it but I canxed that a while ago.
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