Short, practical tips to help you find your game faster and get a smoother stream.
How to find today's game in under a minute
The homepage shows every live and upcoming event, grouped by competition. If you already know the sport, jump straight to its page — for example soccer, NFL or NBA.
Each match shows a countdown in your local time. Once it reads “Match Started”, open it to see the available streams.
Stream buffering or not loading? Try these fixes
Switch source. Most matches have more than one stream — use the Stream 1, Stream 2… buttons under the player.
Refresh closer to start time. New links are added in the hour before kick-off.
Free up bandwidth. Pause downloads and close other video tabs, or move closer to your Wi-Fi router.
Update your browser. Older browsers can struggle with modern video players.
Streams are hosted by other websites, and some of them carry aggressive adverts. A few simple habits keep you safe:
Use a reputable ad blocker and keep your browser up to date.
Never download “players”, codecs or apps a stream asks you to install.
Don't enter payment details or passwords on a stream page.
Close unexpected pop-up tabs rather than clicking anything inside them.
Watching several games at once with Multiview
Multiview shows up to four games on one screen. Pick a match for each tile, then press Focus on the one you want to hear.
Four streams at once need a strong connection. If tiles start buffering, drop to two games or switch the problem tile to a different source.
What to do if the site is unreachable
If the site won't load, it's usually a temporary network or DNS issue. Try a different browser or network, and join our Discord community — we post updates there first if anything changes.