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An easy-to-follow guide for watching live sports for free on Roku
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Did you "cut the cord" to stop spending money on cable and are wondering how to watch free live sports events on Roku? Fortunately, there are plenty of free options for sports across many channels on Roku. Keep in mind that free usually indicates that the service is ad-supported, so instead of paying a subscription fee, you'll watch commercials. This wikiHow article guides you through finding and watching live sports on your Roku for free.
Things You Should Know
- Browse the Channel Store for channels that offer free sports.
- You can tune into the Roku Channel or Red Bull TV for some free sports, but more popular games will cost a fee.
- ESPN isn't free on the Roku, although it's a popular sports steamer. You'll have to pay more for ESPN+ if you want access to their NFL, MBA, or other sports coverage.
Steps
Section 1 of 3:
Getting Free Live Sports
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Turn on your Roku and TV. You should be greeted by the Roku home screen. If not, press the HOME button on your remote to get there.
- Use this method to browse the Channel Store for free sports channels.
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Navigate to Streaming Channels . You should see an option to look through Streaming Channels in a menu on the left side of your screen.Advertisement
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Browse the "Sports" category. You'll find a list of channels that offer free sports along with other channels that require subscriptions. You'll be able to see this difference when you click a channel.
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Tune in to watch free sports. Select your app or channel from the list and it'll open so you can watch free sports whenever you want!
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