[matthewb0051]

I really got into watching Premier League around 2014. Back then it was on NBCSN and usually they would broadcast multiple games in same time slot by using CNBC and other owned platforms. Then a few times during the year, like the last weekend of season, they would use upwards of 9 networks to show games during same timeslots.

Then a few years ago they went to putting the matches not shown on NBCSN on their App, NBCSN and Gold. Gold was a pay service. This set up wasn't too bad but you could see the way ahead changing to viewing being on a paid App.

Like any good crack dealer, they got me hooked when it was free and plentiful. Now they are using Peacock, yet another app that requires a subscription. But this time they aren't just putting a few matches on this service, they are putting marquee matches on it. Yesterday for example they put the North London Derby on as well as ALL matches broadcast. I believe it was something like 10 hours of broadcasting on Peacock and NOTHING on NBCSN. For those of us just paying for cable we were left with women's matches from England.

I believe Peacock is around $5 per month which ain't bad but its the nickel and diming here and there that adds up and with a cable/internet bill around $200 I'm having a hard time justifying.
Then there is the part where I don't think I can get Peacock. All I have is an Amazon Firestick. Unless one of you tell me otherwise, I don't believe Peacock and Firestick are interconnected.

Assuming I can get Peacock on Firestick, does anyone have experiences with it? Good, bad, indifferent?

I'd also be interested if anyone else feels cheated by NBCSN. Maybe cheated isn't the right word but it seems close.