Bruce Dias 
So, have you also fallen into the KBO rabbit hole? You are not alone! Korean baseball has gained immense popularity worldwide. After BTS, this one is becoming a new heartthrob. Their energy and games? It’s fun.
However, watching KBO games can be confusing. Especially when you are not in Korea. Where can I watch? Is it free? Hold on, we’ve got you. In this fast guide, we will show you how never to miss a home run.
Who Can Watch?
It doesn’t matter if you are chilling in Seoul or San Francisco; you can still stream your KBO games. You just need to learn some smart tricks. Let’s break it down for the international and VPN viewers.
When in Living Dream
If you are in Korea, believe us, you are incredibly lucky. You have several options to watch the game live. That too without any gimmicks. Just tune in to free on-air networks such as KBS or MBC. And, boom, you are watching the game for free.
Want to live stream the games? You are not left behind. TVING supplies the largest coverage of KBO games online. Not only this, but going online also gets you into KBO.BET in no time. It is a subscription service that gives you access to several KBO games every week at high quality.
If International and Broke (Don’t Worry, Same)
Good news. You can still watch it for free. How? SOOP platforms give you all that leisure. It is the official KBO site for international viewers, and it is free. At least until 2026, as far as we know. There is no need for any VPN. One just needs to visit the site.
When an International User
Want to go premium? Some paid platforms have your back.
- ESPN+ streams select KBO games in the US.
- DAZN for Canada or Japan.
You don’t have to pay a hefty amount for these. There are no additional or hidden charges with it. However, when you want premium features like commentary or replays, it’s time to dig deeper into your pockets. Get the deluxe version and enjoy all that it has to offer.
Want To Watch Like a True Local?
This one is slightly risky, but we assure you, it is worth it. Some of the remarkable KBO streams are geo-blocked. Yes, even in Korea. However, the good news is that this does not mean you cannot watch it forever. There are some tricks to unlock it.
Naver or AfreecaTV
Sites like Naver Sports and AfreecaTV are excellent resources for KBO. They are extremely popular in Korea and broadcast several games. Only catch here? They are all Korean. You have to put in a bit of effort and use Google Translate. Let it do its thing, and you are good to watch.
These platforms usually go on-air 10-15 minutes in advance. No sign-up or any hard work required. Just pitch it in and watch them live.
Open Access Tips:
Here are some insiders. Don’t let anyone know about this. It should be between us only.
- Bookmark that Naver NBO schedule
- Use Chrome to auto-translate Korean
- Get direct links to stream. Save from scams.
- KBO games typically start in the evening (KST), so plan accordingly.
Conclusion
As simple as it sounds, watching KBO is not a novice game. However, you can achieve it with the right techniques. Tune in to SOOP or Naver to watch them live. You can also test paid services if you’re interested in upgrading to a premium plan.
