Is B/R Live Right for You?
B/R Live is the sports-centric streaming service from the Turner Broadcasting owner Bleacher Report. The service features live sports content including All Elite Wrestling, NBA League Pass, English Premier League team channels, National Lacrosse League, ONE Championship, World Armwrestling League, ELeage, Triton Fights, and select events from Turner.
B/R Live offers a number of ways to watch:
- Free content with access to limited content and select live events.
- B/R Live Monthly Pass for $9.99 (or $79.99 for an annual pass) to access all the service has to offer.
- Monthly NBA League Pass for $28.99 to get access to your favorite NBA team anywhere.
- Buy individual pay-per-view events starting from $2.99.
What do you need to get B/R Live?
B/R Live allows an audience to stream their favorite sports content wherever, whenever, and on the device of their choice as long as there is an internet connection.
The platform can be streamed through the desktop on the web by visiting live.bleacherreport.com. Mostly, B/R Live can be viewed by downloading the app for the App Store or Google Play Store.
There are various connected devices that can be used to stream sports content like Amazon Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube, Android TV, Apple TV, Roku Express, Roku Premiere, Roku Stock, Roku Ultra, and Xbox One.
What do you get with B/R Live?
By purchasing the B/R Live Pass for $9.99/month, subscribers will have access to all the sports content on the streaming services, except NBA coverage and premium All Elite Wrestling pay-per-views.
Sports content available:
Soccer
- BVB World (Borussia Dortmund)
- Liverpool FC 2019 Friendlies
- LFCTV
- Arsenal TV
- Spurs TV
- MUTV
National Lacrosse League (Also available in Canada)
- National Lacrosse League Replays
- Inside the NLL Replays
Fighting
- World Armwrestling League (Also available in Canada)
- ONE Championship
Polo: (Also available in Canada)
- Xtreme Polo League
Free content
- NCAA Championships
- ELEAGUE
- Triton Fights
- B/R Football Ranks
- AEW Fyter Fest (Also available in Canada)
- AEW Fight for the Fallen (Also available in Canada)
- ONE Championship
How is B/R Live different?
B/R Live offers both live streaming and video-on-demand content for sports fans. One of the elements that B/R Live offers that other streaming services don't is a small library of free content to stream. The website and the apps are free to use as long as users create an account. Users will have access to free content like All Elite Wrestling events, select weekly National Lacrosse games, ONE Championship, and more.
By having an account, users are also given the option to pay for individual pay-per-view sporting events from leagues with the B/R Live Pass option with All Elite Wrestling and an NBA League Pass.
How do other streaming services compare?
See how B/R Live compares to the top streaming services with SmartMove's Streaming Service Comparison Table here!Because B/R Live offers some free content on their website and app, there is no free trial offered. Events (not including the NBA) that are paid content viewers will have the ability to view a free 5-minute preview of the sporting content.
If you start the live stream two hours after the event's start time, you will not begin the stream from the start of the event so that the live stream won't be cut off once it concludes in real-time. If you join the live stream within that two-hour window, you would be able to start from the beginning of the event, but the stream may be cut off if your device gets refreshed. A replay will be available for you to view shortly after the conclusion of the event.
B/R Live does not limit the number of streaming games that can be viewed on a single device.
B/R Live is only available with a subscription
$9.99/month, $79.99/year, or $2.99/game
B/R Live has plenty of live sports of many varying kinds
You can access live games on NLL.com, BRLive.com and on B/R Live native apps on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Roku.
One B/R Live subscription gets you a subscription on multiple devices