IPTV Chicago
Watch 26,000+ channels in the Windy City. Bears, Bulls, Cubs, Blackhawks plus all your Chicago local stations in 4K.
IPTV for Chicago Sports Fans
Chicago is one of the most sports-dense cities in America, with the Bears, Bulls, Cubs, White Sox, and Blackhawks all competing for airtime across multiple regional sports networks. Comcast Xfinity charges $90 to $130 per month in the Chicago metro, and AT&T internet subscribers often face RSN blackouts for Cubs and White Sox games. Luno IPTV carries NBC Sports Chicago (Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks), Marquee Sports Network (Cubs), and the White Sox regional feeds alongside WGN, WMAQ, and WBBM for $15 a month. No contract, no tech visit, no equipment rental fees.
Local Channels
- WGN-TV - Chicago's superstation (news, entertainment)
- WMAQ - NBC 5 Chicago (news, NFL Sunday Night Football)
- WBBM - CBS 2 Chicago (news, NFL, March Madness)
- NBC Sports Chicago (Bears, Bulls, White Sox, Blackhawks)
- Marquee Sports Network (Chicago Cubs - all 162 games)
Local Sports
- Chicago Bears (NFL - local broadcast and ESPN)
- Chicago Bulls (NBA - NBC Sports Chicago)
- Chicago Cubs (MLB - Marquee Sports Network)
- Chicago White Sox (MLB - NBC Sports Chicago)
- Chicago Blackhawks (NHL - NBC Sports Chicago)
"I'm a Cubs and Blackhawks fan so I need Marquee and NBC Sports Chicago. Xfinity wanted $115 a month to keep both plus local channels. Luno IPTV has everything for $15. I set it up on my Samsung TV in about five minutes. Haven't missed a single Cubs game since switching."
IPTV in Chicago - Common Questions
Yes. Marquee Sports Network (Cubs) and NBC Sports Chicago (White Sox) are both included in Luno IPTV's channel lineup. You get all 162 regular-season games per team without any regional blackout restrictions.
Yes. Chicago Bears games air on WMAQ (NBC 5), WBBM (CBS 2), WFLD (Fox 32), and ESPN depending on the game. All of these channels are included. You'll also get NFL RedZone for all-day Sunday coverage.
WGN-TV, WMAQ (NBC 5 Chicago), WBBM (CBS 2 Chicago), WFLD (Fox 32), and WCIU (The U) are all included. These carry local Chicago news, weather, and major network programming.
Xfinity's most popular package in Chicago runs $99.99 to $129.99 per month. Luno IPTV starts at $15/month with no contract and includes 26,000+ channels, 4K sports, and 152,000+ on-demand titles. The annual savings run $1,000 to $1,400.
25 Mbps handles HD streaming without issues. For 4K, you want 50 Mbps minimum. Xfinity, AT&T Fiber, and RCN all offer plans well above that in the Chicago metro.
IPTV vs Cable TV in Chicago
Price and feature comparison for Chicago-area viewers using the two dominant cable providers.
| Feature | Luno IPTV | Xfinity Chicago | AT&T TV Chicago |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly Price | $15/mo | $99.99/mo | $109.99/mo |
| Live Channels | 26,000+ | 185+ | 165+ |
| 4K Sports | Included | Limited add-on | Extra $15/mo |
| Contract Required | No contract | 12-month minimum | No contract |
| Free Trial | 24 hours free | None | None |
| Marquee Sports (Cubs) | Included | Included | Included |
| NBC Sports Chicago | Included | Included | Included |
Chicago IPTV Coverage
What Chicago Subscribers Watch
- All 162 Cubs games on Marquee Sports Network in HD
- Bears games on WMAQ, WBBM, and ESPN on NFL Sundays
- Bulls and Blackhawks on NBC Sports Chicago
- White Sox on NBC Sports Chicago all season
- WGN, WMAQ, WBBM, WFLD, and WCIU local broadcasts
- 152,000+ movies and series including Chicago-produced TV shows
- NFL RedZone for non-stop Bears-day action
- 4K Ultra HD quality on Fire Stick, Samsung TV, or any device
Cubs on Marquee - No Blackouts
Marquee Sports Network launched in 2020 as the exclusive home of Chicago Cubs games. Luno IPTV carries it in HD with no blackout restrictions, so you get all 162 regular-season games plus postseason coverage.