The Billiard TV FAST channel is now available via The Roku Channel, providing users with access to a wide variety of cue sports content throughout the year, including live events.
Key Takeaways
- Billiard TV FAST channel is now free to watch on The Roku Channel, offering extensive cue sports content, including 150 days of live events and over 1,000 hours of programming annually.
- Thanks to a Matchroom partnership, viewers also get access to highlights and full-event footage from the past decade of the Mosconi Cup nine-ball pool tournament.
- In addition to The Roku Channel, Billiard TV is also available to stream through a variety of other free services and platforms, including Google Freeplay and Pluto TV.
With the Billiard TV FAST channel now available on The Roku Channel, it is available to watch at no cost. This not only unlocks the option for anyone with a Roku device to stream more cue sports, but also anyone with access to a device supported by The Roku Channel in general.
For example, this includes Amazon Fire TV and select Samsung TV users, as well as those with an Android or iOS mobile device. The Billiard TV FAST channel can also now be accessed via the web version of The Roku Channel.
“The reach of The Roku Channel is tremendous, and we’re thrilled that Billiard TV will now be accessible to all its loyal users,” says Brendan Canning, co-founder and chief commercial officer of Triple B Media, which operates Billiard TV. “Both the audience and quality of content on Billiard TV continue to grow, and it’s great to now be a part of The Roku Channel.“
For fans of cue sports, the Billiard TV FAST channel includes 150 days of live event programming. By the end of this year alone, Billiard TV will have streamed more than 50 multi-day professional events totaling more than 1,000 hours of live programming.
And thanks to a partnership announced earlier this year with Matchroom, viewers of the channel can also look forward to air highlights and full-event footage from the past 10 years of the nine-ball pool tournament, the Mosconi Cup.
For those without access to The Roku Channel, but wanting to check out Billiard TV, the FAST channel is accessible via a number of other free platforms and services, including Google Freeplay, Pluto TV, Plex, LG Channels, Samsung TV Plus, and Xumo Play.
This is in addition to select paid streaming services, including DirecTV, Fubo, Sling TV, and YouTube TV.
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