How to watch the Olympics for free? Here are your options to stream the Paris Games

Today's the day! Break out your American attire, because the 2024 Paris Olympics start today.

For those of you looking to catch all the action, today shouldn't be too difficult. Only two sports have events going today: soccer and rugby. However, for those of you looking to catch all the action without cable television, you need not fret. There are several streaming options for the games this year. With a free trial or two, you can almost definitely make it through a majority of the Olympics while watching without having to pay a dime.

Here are the best streaming options to catch all the Olympic action for free.

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How to stream the 2024 Olympics

NBC's streaming service Peacock will showcase every event of the Olympics this year. Peacock will even offer daily recaps and highlights of several medal-winning performances. Peacock does not offer an official free trial. That said, if you subscribe to Instacart+, which does offer a free trial, you can gain access to Peacock with their two-week trial.

If Peacock isn't your thing, other streaming options like Sling TV are available. The first month of Sling TV will cost you $15 though, with the price increasing to $40 afterwards. Unfortunately, Sling TV does not offer NBC in certain markets. If that is the case for you, Fubo TV would be the way to go. Fubo offers a 7-day free trial, which is enough to catch nearly half of the Olympics for no charge at all. YouTube TV is another option with a free trial that offers the option to stream NBC.

Of course, all of the action will be available on NBCOlympics.com as well.

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