A host of Americans, Australians, and Southeast European basketball fans have taken to utilising VPNs through India to sign up for the NBA League Pass, due to the rates being monumentally cheaper than the prices in their respective countries. The subscription model is divided into three parts. NBA League Pass: This includes 720p 30FPS streaming for all 30 teams throughout the season, as well as the playoff games. It includes curated highlights for the season as well. However, this stream contains commercial breaks at the end of each quarter, as well as between timeouts. It also includes NBA TV, which has pre and post-match analysis, as well as podcasts discussing the game. Additionally, it also includes NBA's video archives, which include classic games, documentaries, and specials such as mini-movies. NBA League Pass Premium: This option has no commercials, with a live stream of the game playing even during the breaks. The viewer can watch the huddles, as well as the halftime performance at the arena. NBA Team Choice: This allows the subscriber to only view the 82 regular-season games of one of the 30 teams, as per the subscriber's choice. Additionally, the NBA started a virtual reality package, which will set you back by $49.99. It is compatible with Samsung Gear VR, Google Daydream, and Windows Mixed Reality devices. According to the NBA, the fans will be able to watch games "as if they are actually at the game". As outlined by the table, the cost of the Premium subscription in…
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