Out of the US viewing solution

[missouridawg]

For those of us who are unlucky and aren't in the US to be able to watch (or go) to the games, I figured out a way to get the WatchESPN app to work on my IPAD.

I set up a VPN. Using WiTopia's service, it appears that I'm logged into the internet from San Francisco (instead of China - who blocks facebook). WatchESPN app is only avaible for viewing in the US. But now, with the VPN, I get to watch it.

I paid $40 for a 6 month subscription and there's a good chance I cancel within the 10 day time frame and get fully refunded. The set up is pretty easy for Ipad... just follow their instructions.

 

[57stratdawg]

Nice..

 

[PBRME]

Hopefully you get to witness a win before the Chinese goverment storms your office, canes you, and sentences you to life working in a sweat shop.

 

[LiterallyPolice]

There are also a couple of VPN apps that I would recommend: VPN Express and VPN Fire. You can purchase monthly subscriptions or "data plans" directly from the app. It's nice.

Quick Anecdote: I used a similar setup last year when I was in Turkey during football season. We played Auburn at 11pm local time, and the only place I got Wifi in my hotel room was in the bathroom. I watched the entire Auburn game sitting on the toilet.

 

[Bobby Ricigliano]

In most countries, just go to espnplayer.com. You can buy a daily, monthly, or yearly subscription. If something is on one of the ESPNs, it'll be on espnplayer.com.

espnplayer.com is blocked in the US.