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Get FuboTV for $20 off to catch March Madness action

March is jam-packed with can't-miss sports, so take advantage of $20 off your first month of FuboTV to catch all the action from NCAA tournaments, MLB opening week, NBA/NHL regular season and more.

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As the calendar turns to March, the sports world shifts into overdrive. March Madness, MLB’s Opening Day, the NBA and NHL playoff pushes – so many major sporting events packed into one month.

For sports fans, it’s an exciting, can’t-miss stretch. And now is the perfect time to take advantage of a great deal on FuboTV and ensure you don’t miss any of the action.

New Fubo subscribers can currently get $20 off their first month of service. Given everything that March has to offer sports-wise, this discounted first month is a terrific opportunity.

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FuboTV has firmly established itself as a streaming home catered directly to sports fans. The service offers ESPN, FS1, NFL Network, MLB Network and more top national sports channels. This alone covers a lot of ground, but Fubo also provides fans localized viewing options.

With carriage of Bally Sports regional networks in 98% of markets, Fubo subscribers can watch regular season action from the NBA, NHL and MLB teams in their region. The races for the NBA and NHL playoffs intensify in March while MLB’s regular season gets underway on March 20. For fans in most areas, Fubo offers a streaming avenue for all the key local live sports.

And while Fubo may not have everything for March Madness – lacking TNT, TBS and truTV means about half of the NCAA Tournament will be unavailable – it still retains significant viewing options for both the women’s and men’s tourneys.

The entirety of the women’s tournament airs on the ESPN family of networks, which Fubo carries. Most of the men’s games air on CBS, which Fubo also streams in most areas. By pairing the service with a free trial of Paramount+, fans could put together a complete March Madness viewing experience.

Even in the potential absence of some March Madness action, FuboTV still stands out as an excellent destination for fans during a loaded sports month. And right now is the ideal chance to try it out and see for yourself, with $20 off your first month of service if you’re a new subscriber.

Take advantage of the deal, the loaded sports calendar and Fubo’s specialty sports offerings – it’s a perfect storm of factors that makes March a great time to give the streaming service a shot.


Disclaimer: Prices and promotions mentioned in this article are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change based on the retailers’ discretion. Please verify the current offer before making a purchase.


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