If you can't get the Mosconi Cup with ESPN3, and no free streams are available, you still can watch it.
In most countries, it will cost $7.99 for all 4 days.
If you live in countries that are not supported, it will cost an additional $9.99 for a 4 day total of $17.98.
The first step is to purchase a pass for $7.99 at:
http://www.pool.livesport.tv/
If you live outside the United States, that's all you need to do to be able to watch the Mosconi Cup on your computer.
If you live in an unsupported country, there's an extra step that will cost $9.99.
That's a total of about 18 bucks, but it's for all 4 days (about $4.50 per day), which I think is a bargain.
Hang on, and I'll tell you how to "get er done".
LiveSport TV is streaming the 4 days of the Mosconi Cup for $7.99, except for a couple of countries.
If you live in one of the countries, you can get around that problem by using a VPN (virtual private network).
A VPN hides your true location and shows you as being connected to the internet from another country.
Livesport then will allow you to sign up and watch the stream on your computer.
The VPN service I use is called HideMyAss at:
http://hidemyass.com/vpn/r14978/
You can buy just a month of service which will more than cover you while watching the Mosconi Cup.
It's $9.99 for a month, and can be paid by PayPal or credit card..
Once you sign up, download and install the software.
You can then pick a country that will you'll be able to connect from (I use one of the locations in Canada).
After you connect from another country, then browse to:
http://www.pool.livesport.tv/
and purchase the 30 day stream pass for $7.99.
After you get your login information, you're "good to go".
Just log in to LiveSport each day, and enjoy the show.
If you are watching from an unsupported country, just start the vpn (HideMyAss), then log in to LiveSport TV and enjoy the stream.
When finished for the day, close browser, and exit HideMyAss.
I've used this method the past couple of years, and had no problems with video quality or connections.
It's a little bit of a hassel to set up, but "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do".
GO USA !!!!!
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In most countries, it will cost $7.99 for all 4 days.
If you live in countries that are not supported, it will cost an additional $9.99 for a 4 day total of $17.98.
The first step is to purchase a pass for $7.99 at:
http://www.pool.livesport.tv/
If you live outside the United States, that's all you need to do to be able to watch the Mosconi Cup on your computer.
If you live in an unsupported country, there's an extra step that will cost $9.99.
That's a total of about 18 bucks, but it's for all 4 days (about $4.50 per day), which I think is a bargain.
Hang on, and I'll tell you how to "get er done".
LiveSport TV is streaming the 4 days of the Mosconi Cup for $7.99, except for a couple of countries.
If you live in one of the countries, you can get around that problem by using a VPN (virtual private network).
A VPN hides your true location and shows you as being connected to the internet from another country.
Livesport then will allow you to sign up and watch the stream on your computer.
The VPN service I use is called HideMyAss at:
http://hidemyass.com/vpn/r14978/
You can buy just a month of service which will more than cover you while watching the Mosconi Cup.
It's $9.99 for a month, and can be paid by PayPal or credit card..
Once you sign up, download and install the software.
You can then pick a country that will you'll be able to connect from (I use one of the locations in Canada).
After you connect from another country, then browse to:
http://www.pool.livesport.tv/
and purchase the 30 day stream pass for $7.99.
After you get your login information, you're "good to go".
Just log in to LiveSport each day, and enjoy the show.
If you are watching from an unsupported country, just start the vpn (HideMyAss), then log in to LiveSport TV and enjoy the stream.
When finished for the day, close browser, and exit HideMyAss.
I've used this method the past couple of years, and had no problems with video quality or connections.
It's a little bit of a hassel to set up, but "a man's gotta do what a man's gotta do".
GO USA !!!!!
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.
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PS: You may occur a blank screen at times, sometimes they allow this for putting commercials in, and it should tell you----Your event is coming up...so don't worry if you see any blank screens...I hope this was able to help people that want to watch The Mosconi Cup......GO USA