Streaming football subscription using payment bitcoin?

[salad daging]

I am a football fan, so I want to subscribe to a football streaming site that uses bitcoin payments, does anyone recommend the site?
I have searched on google but couldn't find for bitcoin payment as the average subscription is paypal and credit card to be able to do it.

PS.If this thread is misplaced let me know I will move it.

[Rikafip]

I don't know about any sites like that, but good alternative is getting IPTV as those often accept payment in bitcoin. For example, take a look at Best World Servers. IPTV 4K +10000 live & 60000 vod & Best CCcam & Oscam Server. Seems legit as that guy is offering the service for a couple of years now, but I am sure that you can find more similar services being advertised on forum.

[salad daging]

I don't know about any sites like that, but good alternative is getting IPTV as those often accept payment in bitcoin. For example, take a look at Best World Servers. IPTV 4K +10000 live & 60000 vod & Best CCcam & Oscam Server. Seems legit as that guy is offering the service for a couple of years now, but I am sure that you can find more similar services being advertised on forum.

Looks like the thread service already has sales with good trust, I'll take a look at some of the lists on offer and also ask about it later via DM
And payments via bitcoin accept it.

Thanks for letting me know for the thread pointed out.

[Lucius]

I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of what you might call illegal IPTV, but not primarily because someone violates copyright (which is of course wrong), but also because such services generally have very poor image quality if compared to legal IPTV or satellite television in combination with today's televisions that have fairly large screens. The quality of the picture is the most important to me and I want real HD or UHD, and I have not seen that on any IPTV that I have tried.

@salad daging, Do you have the possibility to watch DAZN in your country? Even if they don't offer the possibility to watch them in your country, with a VPN you can do it very easily, and on the Digital goods board some sell a subscription to that service and you can pay with Bitcoin. 

[Rikafip]

Looks like the thread service already has sales with good trust, I'll take a look at some of the lists on offer and also ask about it later via DM
And payments via bitcoin accept it.

Yeah it does seem legit and definitely worth checking. From my experience with previous IPTV services I would advise you to ask for a free trial (most will give you 24 hours for free) just to check the quality.

I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of what you might call illegal IPTV, but not primarily because someone violates copyright (which is of course wrong), but also because such services generally have very poor image quality if compared to legal IPTV or satellite television in combination with today's televisions that have fairly large screens. The quality of the picture is the most important to me and I want real HD or UHD, and I have not seen that on any IPTV that I have tried.

I would generally agree with you as like you I also want to have quality picture and for that reason I've been avoiding these illegal IPTV but few weeks ago I stumbled upon a  service that might make me change my mind and give it another try. In short, my uncle bought IPTV package from some Croatian guy and I watched a couple of football games and two F1 races and I must say that I was impressed with both picture quality and stream stability so might give it a try as at the moment I am paying way too much for these legal sites to cover all the sports I regularly watch. They only downside is that guy doesn't accept bitcoin (afaik).

[BitMaxz]

I tried to search on Google but I end up with nothing it seems there is no football streaming site that currently accepts Bitcoin as payment.

How about buying gift cards instead on Bitrefill and redeem them on any sports tv?

You can check this list of gift card providers here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5208530.0
They all accept Bitcoin as payment and I believe you can find one in your country.

[hugeblack]

Why not try to pay with Bitcoin cards? There are some services that allow you to charge prepaid cards with bitcoin and I don't think the entertainment services will be strict to ask for verified prepaid cards but you can ask the service provider if the card works on a particular site.

Most of the services that accept direct payment are third-party services and may be of poor quality/sportscasters compared to legal channels.

[Lucius]

I would generally agree with you as like you I also want to have quality picture and for that reason I've been avoiding these illegal IPTV but few weeks ago I stumbled upon a  service that might make me change my mind and give it another try. In short, my uncle bought IPTV package from some Croatian guy and I watched a couple of football games and two F1 races and I must say that I was impressed with both picture quality and stream stability so might give it a try as at the moment I am paying way too much for these legal sites to cover all the sports I regularly watch. They only downside is that guy doesn't accept bitcoin (afaik).

It is difficult for any IPTV to come close to the quality that can be obtained via a satellite signal, especially some foreign platforms that do not save on the video bitrate, which in combination with top TV really gives a top picture. It's possible that I may know which service you're talking about, because I saw something similar through an app that I didn't even know existed and that uses VPN and has everything arranged very nicely.

At the moment I don't need something like that because I have too many sports via satellite, but it's always good to have something as a backup option.

[Pmalek]

I remember commenting in a thread that was started in the Services section about a month ago and luckily I was able to find it. Check it out and decide for yourself if that is something you might be interested in:
BET TV APİ SERVİCES | LİVE MATCH AND SPORTS STREAM SYSTEMS | ANONSPORTS STREAM

I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of what you might call illegal IPTV, but not primarily because someone violates copyright (which is of course wrong), but also because such services generally have very poor image quality if compared to legal IPTV or satellite television in combination with today's televisions that have fairly large screens. The quality of the picture is the most important to me and I want real HD or UHD, and I have not seen that on any IPTV that I have tried.

It depends on the service. If the provider has local cards, its totally different from multi-stream solutions that are sold for like $5 a month. Like many other things, you get what you paid for. Some IPTV services cost €5 a month, others cost €20.

[LTU_btc]

If you're looking for legal official streaming service which accept Bitcoin, I have to disappoint you, such service probably doesn't exist. And even if it exist, you will have to find of that country additionaly to be able to watch. Best option for you - choose streaming service like DAZN and pay using Bitcoin debit card.
Alternative, you can use IPTV services, most of it accept Bitcoin directly, but most of these IPTV services isn't legal.

I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of what you might call illegal IPTV, but not primarily because someone violates copyright (which is of course wrong), but also because such services generally have very poor image quality if compared to legal IPTV or satellite television in combination with today's televisions that have fairly large screens. The quality of the picture is the most important to me and I want real HD or UHD, and I have not seen that on any IPTV that I have tried.

Maybe it's not same as satelellite, but I wouldn't say that image quality of IPTV is very poor. There is some providers who have bigh bitrate channels in not compressed quality, 50fps image and even some 4k channels. Satellite is good, but also have some disadvantages, like it don't work very well during strong rain.
And legal streaming services. For example Viaplay which shows EPL and Champions league in my country, their max quality is 720p, delay from real time is about is about 1 minute, that's much more than illegal IPTV's. And they expect that I will pay money for such quality?

[buwaytress]

I'll say right away that I'm not a big fan of what you might call illegal IPTV, but not primarily because someone violates copyright (which is of course wrong), but also because such services generally have very poor image quality if compared to legal IPTV or satellite television in combination with today's televisions that have fairly large screens. The quality of the picture is the most important to me and I want real HD or UHD, and I have not seen that on any IPTV that I have tried.

@salad daging, Do you have the possibility to watch DAZN in your country? Even if they don't offer the possibility to watch them in your country, with a VPN you can do it very easily, and on the Digital goods board some sell a subscription to that service and you can pay with Bitcoin. 

I have to say I agree. Even when buying premium IPTV (the hardware plus their own dedicated VPN), I find the live streams for sports, football especially as OP would like, is never reliable enough when it comes to the actual game. It's actually much faster to search for an available stream with a web browser than it is on any IPTV app (Yogurt, Kodi, hardware).

I've actually had the chance to try them too, often in other countries and even had some brought over to where I live with super good internet. They all fail you on the big games.

I doubt OP has Dazn access (I recognise OP's name's meaning). Even with VPN I can't reliably access Dazn (they seem to be really actively good at hunting down VPNs). I've got 2 paid ones and they don't even work at BBC all the time haha.

[Lucius]

Maybe it's not same as satelellite, but I wouldn't say that image quality of IPTV is very poor. There is some providers who have bigh bitrate channels in not compressed quality, 50fps image and even some 4k channels. Satellite is good, but also have some disadvantages, like it don't work very well during strong rain.

Even the best-tuned satellite dish will not be able to receive the signal in some extremely difficult weather conditions, such as heavy rain or snow, but this has rarely happened to me. What happened to me a lot was a break in the internet connection that used to last for several days, and then the IPTV was completely useless.

I have to say I agree. Even when buying premium IPTV (the hardware plus their own dedicated VPN), I find the live streams for sports, football especially as OP would like, is never reliable enough when it comes to the actual game. It's actually much faster to search for an available stream with a web browser than it is on any IPTV app (Yogurt, Kodi, hardware).

When there is the biggest load on the servers, then problems arise - this is something that even the largest legal providers cannot prevent, let alone those who try to cram as many users as possible onto one server. And then the owner convinces you that the problem is in your internet, in the device you are watching on or in some mysterious force that disturbs the whole thing.