For reliable 4K sports streaming, we recommend at least 50/20 Mbps (Go Quick) for a single stream, or 100/20 Mbps (Go Mega) if you want to watch on multiple screens simultaneously. Sports broadcasts are particularly demanding because they’re live and buffer-free viewing is essential – you don’t want to miss a goal because of buffering.

Yes, all major Australian sports streaming services work excellently on NBN. Whether you’re watching the footy, cricket,
tennis, or motorsport, our plans deliver smooth, buffer-free streaming. For the best experience with multiple streams running
at once (like AFL on one TV and NRL on another), we recommend 100/20 Mbps or higher.

If you’re experiencing buffering during peak viewing hours (7pm-11pm), it usually means your current plan doesn’t have enough headroom. Live sports needs consistent bandwidth without drops. Our plans are designed to deliver their advertised typical evening speeds during these peak periods. Consider upgrading to a higher tier if you regularly experience issues.

With Go Easy (25/10), one HD stream is reliable. Go Quick (50/20) handles 2-3 simultaneous HD streams. Go Mega (100/20) can manage 4-5 streams or 2-3 in 4K. For a household where everyone watches different games, 250/100 Mbps or higher ensures no one misses the action.

Yes, NBN provides excellent latency for live sports streaming. While there’s always a slight broadcast delay with streaming services (typically 10-30 seconds behind live), this is determined by the streaming service, not your internet connection. NBN won’t add any noticeable delay to your viewing experience.

If you’re creating sports content on Twitch or YouTube, you’ll need good upload speeds as well as download. Our Go More plans (like 250/100 Mbps) are ideal for streamers who want to broadcast their reactions while watching the game. Standard plans prioritise download speed, which is fine for just watching.