I agree with you. And not even about channels available. Come tournament time I'm giving that remote a workout changing channels to multiple games. Streaming takes too long and cumbersome doing that. Some people have fancy cars, I got cable. Streaming may be some dollars more, but watching sports is my number 1 hobby so the extra dough is worth it.
YouTube tv may not carry some tournament games
- Thread starter drcats2013
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I actually dropped Youtube TV 2 weeks ago and went back to Comcast/Xfinity. With YouTube TV increasing their prices, the quality of the stream not always being great and the trouble getting some games, I found it was less expensive to go back to Xfinity and I'm happy I did.
YouTubeTV is great for watching multiple games at once- they have a multiview screen and use the whole screen on your TV unlike Direct TV did where they would use about 70% and fill the rest up with stats and advertisement
these cable channels always set their contracts to expire right when a big sporting event starts then demand an increase in fees. customers freak out and demand youtube/comcast to do whatever it takes. then comcast/youtube raise fees by 10$ a month 5 months later and people wonder how could that happen.
Lucky for us thanks to Cal and a couple of our jinx fans, we have only been risk to missing one Ky game the last few years per tournament. It’s a big uproar about nothing.
It's not awful. Streaming platforms go through this on the regular. YTTV is THE best one out there. I've played all the streaming games and they are the best hands down. It will be resolved before the tournament.
Did YouTube TV and Paramount reach a deal? These channels could still go away in the future
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