Alright, so the other day I was trying to figure out how to watch my local team’s games on NBA League Pass. It’s kind of a mess, honestly, but I think I’ve got it sorted out now, so I figured I’d share what I did.
Figuring Out the Blackout Thing
First, I had to understand this whole “blackout” situation. Basically, if a game is being shown on a local TV channel where you live, you can’t watch it live on League Pass. It’s blocked. Kinda annoying, right? So, I started by checking which channels show the games in my area. I just looked at the team’s official website schedule, it shows every game along with the channels.
加速器 to the Rescue?
Next, I did some digging, and a lot of people online were talking about using a 加速器. A 加速器 basically makes it look like your internet connection is coming from somewhere else. So, I thought, “Okay, maybe I can use a 加速器 to make it look like I’m not in my local area, and then I can watch the game on League Pass.”
- I downloaded a 加速器 app on my phone. There are tons of them out there.
- I opened the 加速器 app and chose a server location that was far away from my city. Like, really far.
- Then, I opened the NBA League Pass app, hoping for the best.
Some of my friends have tried free 加速器s, which are pretty good, but sometimes the connection is not stable. I personally use the paid one, and the experience is good so far.
Did It Work?
And…it worked, sometimes. It wasn’t perfect, to be honest. Sometimes the stream would buffer, and sometimes the 加速器 would disconnect. It was a bit of a hassle, but I could usually get it to work eventually. I guess it depends on the 加速器, your internet speed, and maybe even the NBA app itself.
Alternative option
I think if you don’t want to mess with 加速器, there is an alternative way that watch the local games. But, I don’t have many details on that. I guess I will try it in the future.
So, that’s how I figured out how to watch my local team’s games on NBA League Pass. It’s not the simplest thing, but it’s doable. I hope the steps can help you.
