NBA League Pass
Okay I bet this has been posted and asked about a million times but is league pass worth it for the C’s. I’m located near Boston so blackout rules do apply for me. What’s the deal with that? And does is deplete the value of getting league pass?
Posted Oct 16, 2017, 6:21 PM UTC
If you're in a cable market that can get NBC Sports Boston (nee Comcast SportsNet New England, nee some other dumb name, nee SportsChannel), then League Pass will black out all C's games. So I dunno what the coverage area exactly is but it's got to be most of New England. If you're a cord cutter I recommend r/nbastreams on game day, usually get a good link ahead of tip-off that won't fire off a bajillion pop-up ads when you click it. I'm sure some other posters here have their go-to sites for "alternative" viewing methods.
That’s my current method but it’s not great on my iPad. NBC is available in my area so yeah, that’ll blackout all the games. That’s terrible man
I hear you on the iPad issue...one other thing, are you familiar with VPNs? I've used them in the past...you can usually grab an IP from somewhere else and trick League Pass into thinking you're elsewhere so you can watch the C's. I've used services like NordVPN on iPad and it works well enough.
You sure about this? Coz last time I heard, they use your billing address ZIP/postal code to know where your blackout should be.. at least that was the case when I used to have LP a few years ago
You might be right, they might still...I've never tried it personally with LP, I've just successfully used VPN with my iPad before and the location displayed on speedtests and whatnot corresponding with the IP address. I could have been a lot more clear about that. I don't understand why they would do it by address, what if I live in MA but want to use LP because I frequently travel for work?