- Who it's for: Nordic and Greek viewers who also follow North American sport and need a second service to cover it
- Channel count: 25,000+ live channels, with the deepest US network and sports coverage we've come across
- VOD library: 60,000+ movies and series in HD/4K
- Pricing: from $12.99/month, $59.99 for a full year, lifetime access at $289
- Sports: NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, plus PPV events
- Devices: Firestick, Android TV, Smart TV, iOS, Windows, Mac and MAG boxes
Guest post — written for Nordic IPTV readers by a contributor who runs two subscriptions.
Let's start with the obvious: this is the Nordic IPTV blog, and I'm about to recommend a different service. That needs explaining.
Nordic IPTV exists because Scandinavian and Greek channels are hard to find and harder to keep running. That's the whole point of it, and it's why I subscribe. But there's a second problem it was never built to solve, and if you're reading this from Stockholm, Oslo, Copenhagen, Helsinki or Athens with one eye on the NFL standings, you already know what it is.
North American sport is its own universe. Different rights holders, different networks, different blackout rules, and a schedule that happens while Europe sleeps. That's the gap Gamma IPTV fills, and after a season of running both side by side, here's an honest account of what the second subscription actually gets you.
Why One Service Rarely Covers Both
It's tempting to assume any provider advertising "25,000 channels" must have everything. In practice, providers specialise, because maintaining reliable sources is work and nobody does it evenly across every market.
A Nordic-focused service keeps SVT, NRK, DR, YLE and ERT alive. A North-America-focused service keeps ESPN, Fox, TNT, NBC and the league packages alive. When either one tries to be everything, the channels outside its core are the ones that stutter on the night it matters.
So the practical answer for anyone straddling both worlds isn't to find one perfect provider. It's to accept that two specialists cost less than most single cable packages and each does its own job properly.
What Gamma IPTV Actually Covers
The headline numbers are 25,000+ live channels and 60,000+ movies and series in HD/4K. As always, the composition matters more than the count, and the composition here leans heavily American: the major networks, the cable sports tiers, the news channels, and a broad international catalogue layered on top.
Their full 25,000+ channel list is worth opening before you pay — the same advice I'd give for any provider, including the one whose blog you're reading. Find your ten must-haves first. For me that meant checking the ESPN tiers, the regional sports networks and the league channels before anything else.
Sports Is the Reason You'd Buy It
NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL are all covered, and PPV events are included rather than sold as an extra — which, if you've priced a single boxing or UFC card in Europe lately, is most of the value proposition on its own.
The detail that convinced me was blackout behaviour. Domestic US services black out games by region; watching from Europe, that logic mostly evaporates, and what you get is the full slate rather than whatever your postcode is allowed to see. Sunday afternoons become a genuine choice of games instead of the one match somebody decided you were entitled to.
The obvious catch is the clock. A 13:00 ET kick-off is 19:00 in Stockholm — perfectly civilised. A 20:20 ET Sunday night game is 02:20 Monday morning, which is not. This is where catch-up matters more than live streaming, and it's the feature I'd check before subscribing to anything for sport in this time zone.
Gamma IPTV Pricing
Single-device rates, which is where most people start:
| Plan Duration | Price | Effective Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Month | $12.99 | $12.99 |
| 3 Months | $34.99 | $11.66 |
| 6 Months | $49.99 | $8.33 |
| 12 Months | $59.99 | $5.00 |
| 24 Months | $99.99 | $4.17 |
Full Gamma IPTV pricing covers 1–5 device tiers. If you only want to test the water, the one-month starter plan is the low-commitment entry point, and there's a 7-day money-back guarantee behind it.
Season-length viewing changes the maths. An NFL season runs September to February — six months minimum, and you'll want the play-offs. At that point the 12-month elite plan at $59.99 costs less than five monthly renewals, so paying month-to-month through a season is simply the expensive way to do it.
There's also a lifetime IPTV plan at $289. Same caveat I'd apply to any provider: it's a bet on the service still running in five years. I haven't taken it, but the price-lock argument is real if you're more confident than I am.
Devices and Setup
It works on Firestick, Smart TV, Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and MAG boxes, which in practice means the app you're already using for your Nordic subscription will almost certainly take a second playlist.
That's the part worth understanding if you're new to running two services: you do not need two boxes, two apps or two remotes. TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro and most serious players hold multiple playlists at once and let you switch between them from the same interface. One Firestick, two subscriptions, one channel grid.
Activation is quick, and if something goes sideways their 24/7 support centre covers email and live chat.
What It Won't Do for You
Now the honest part, and the reason this is a guest post rather than a switch recommendation.
Gamma is not the service to buy for Scandinavian or Greek television. That's not a criticism — it's a different specialisation, and if you dropped your Nordic subscription for it you would lose exactly the channels that made you subscribe in the first place. The Nordic and Greek line-up on this site is the thing Gamma doesn't try to replicate.
Three more things worth knowing before you buy:
- The schedule fights you. Most marquee US games land between midnight and 04:00 CET. Catch-up isn't a nice extra here, it's the whole workflow.
- Commentary is US-feed by default. If you want Swedish or Greek commentary on an NHL game, that's your other subscription's job, not this one's.
- Channel names take learning. If you didn't grow up with American cable, working out which of several similarly-named sports channels carries your game takes a couple of weeks.
Running Both: What It Actually Costs
Annual on both sides is roughly $120 a year combined at current rates. For comparison, a single Nordic cable package with a sports tier generally costs more than that per quarter.
The way I've settled into using them: the Nordic subscription is the everyday one — news, drama, domestic football and hockey, kids' programming in their own language. Gamma is the weekend and overnight one — the NFL slate, NBA, the occasional PPV card. Two playlists, one app, no duplication of effort.
If you're only mildly curious about US sport, don't bother; you'll pay for something you watch four times a year. If you actually follow a team, one subscription genuinely cannot cover both hemispheres of your viewing, and pretending otherwise just means being disappointed by whichever half your provider treats as an afterthought.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run two IPTV subscriptions on one device?
Yes. TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro and similar players support multiple playlists and switch between them in-app. One Firestick handles both comfortably.
Will US sport work from Europe?
Yes — delivery is over your internet connection, so your location isn't the constraint. The constraint is the clock, which is why catch-up matters more than live playback for European viewers.
How much internet speed do I need?
The same as for any 4K stream: a stable 25 Mbps is comfortable, and HD works well below that. Running two subscriptions doesn't double the requirement unless you're actually watching two streams at once.
Is there a trial?
There's a one-month starter plan with a 7-day money-back guarantee, which functions as a low-risk trial for a full slate of games.
Does this replace my Nordic subscription?
No, and it isn't meant to. They cover different content. If you only keep one, keep the one carrying the channels you watch daily.
Verdict
If North American sport is part of your viewing life and you're watching from the Nordics or Greece, a second specialist subscription is the honest answer, and Gamma IPTV is a solid one at $12.99 to try and $59.99 for a season and then some.
Check the channel list against your own teams first, start on the one-month plan, and set up catch-up before the first weekend — because the games you care about are going to happen at two in the morning whether you're awake or not.
Written by a guest contributor for the Nordic IPTV blog. You can browse Gamma IPTV's own guides and articles for device-specific setup walkthroughs, or compare it against our own plans if you're deciding where your money goes first. Prices quoted were correct at the time of writing in August 2026.
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