Every live WNBA game is available with WNBA League Pass in every country except when blacked out in the US and Canada, and when blacked out on Prime Video. Blackout restrictions exist because local and national content providers have certain exclusive rights to televise live games and content.
What games are blacked out?
Blackout restrictions include your local WNBA team(s), all nationally televised games, and all games on Prime Video. Blacked-out games will be available for viewing after the game has concluded.
Blackouts are specific to your current location, so if your location changes, your blackout restrictions for live, locally televised games will also change. Your location is determined by the IP address or location services (if turned on). Within the US, a zip code is used to determine what teams are covered by your local broadcaster.
In Canada, certain nationally televised games (currently, those on TSN, Sportsnet, CBS, CBS Sports Network, and Prime Video) are not available live on WNBA League Pass.
In countries where Prime Video operates, games available on Prime Video are not available live on WNBA League Pass.
The foregoing lists of U.S. and international nationally televised games that are not available live on WNBA League Pass are subject to change and may be updated at any time.
Where can I view blacked out games?
You should be able to view games that are blacked out on WNBA League Pass on a regional sports network in your area, NBA TV on your cable provider, or a national TV network such as TNT, ESPN, ABC, Sportsnet or TSN, or on Prime Video.
All games that are blacked out will be available for viewing shortly after the game has concluded.
If you are in the US, search your Zip Code under "What can I watch?" on the WNBA League Pass FAQ Page to confirm blackouts in your area.