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Lately, my family has gotten really into streaming.
 Whether it be PAW Patrol for the kids or HGTV for my wife (she absolutely loves House Hunters), it feels like the TV's on 24/7. In fact, we've been streaming so much that we've barely used cable at all. Well, most of us… 
 Even though it feels as if we've moved past cable, I still rely on it to catch all of my favorite games. College, major league, local—I love it all and the only issue with most major streaming services is that I can only access one or two of these games. Why does everyone get to have their thing except for me? 
 Sure, I could shell out another $30 for a sports streaming service, but our monthly bills are really starting to add up. If I'm only paying for cable to watch my favorite games, then how much money am I actually losing? It's like paying an arm and a leg just to get 3 or 4 channels. That's why I did a bit of digging to find a solution and eventually learned about fuboTV. 
fuboTV is a live TV streaming service that is dedicated to helping you get rid of your expensive cable package. It's also compatible with pretty much every streaming device including Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, Roku, Web Browsers, iPhone/iPad, Android Phone/Tablet, Android TV, and Samsung Smart TV. 
 But the best part? With the Starter Plan, you can access over 120 channels including over two dozen different sports networks. I decided to try their 7-day free trial to see what it was like, and boy, I was not disappointed. 
 Since its launch, the service boasts 30 of the top channels including NBA TV, NFL Network, and some of the most popular entertainment channels including MTV, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, and Paramount Network. Not to mention, fuboTV gives you the option to add more channels to the Starter Plan depending on what you're looking for. 
 My personal favorite was the addition of Sports Plus with NFL RedZone which let me catch every NCAA and NFL game for only $28.99 per month. My wife, however, loves the included fubo Extra add-on with channels like the Cooking Channel and the DIY Network. 
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 But how does fuboTVsave you money? First and foremost, fuboTV is literally half the price of cable! Instead of paying upwards of $60 for a bunch of channels you won't even use, fuboTV allows you to be smart about how you spend your money to create your personalized viewing experience. fuboTV's Starter Plan is heavy on sports but packs a ton of other entertainment and news options in addition to a ton of competitive features. 
 For example, instead of using off-the-shelf tech, fuboTV is the only live TV streaming service to offer live broadcasts in 4K. They also offer a cloud DVR that can store up to 1,000 hours of extra content. And if you're watching a game that's already in progress, then simply use the Restart feature to jump back to the beginning of the game. 
 The fuboTV Starter Plan definitely gives us a bang for our buck with 120 channels plus 250 hours of DVR recording space. Oh, did I mention that we can even run three streams simultaneously? 
 But the icing-on-the-cake is really the freedom that fuboTV provides. There are 0 contracts or hidden agreements. You can literally cancel whenever you want and it's as easy as a click of a button. Instead of jumping through all of those crazy hoops to close your cable subscription, fuboTV streamlines everything! 
 If you're any kind of sports enthusiast like me, then I'm sure you know the pain of overpaying for cable and streaming services or simply forgoing sports entirely to accommodate your family. 
 Well, with fuboTV you no longer have to compromise. fuboTV is the best option for any family and its bonus features allow you to customize your family-style TV experience at a budget-friendly price! 
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