That bootleg stream you’ve been using to watch sports likely just went away. The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, the world’s leading anti-piracy coalition, announced Tuesday that notorious piracy network, Streameast, has been shut down.

The biggest illegal sports streaming platform in the world has been shut down in a piracy sting, according to multiple reports. Streameast, which reportedly accumulated 1.6 billion visits across 80 different domains over the last year, was busted in a ...

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On Wednesday morning, sports fans were hit with what was, to some, devastating news. The wildly popular and highly illegal sports streaming site known as Streameast was no more. Except… that isn’t the case, and Streameast is still very much up and running.

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The world’s largest sports pirating site, Streameast, is no more. The illegal streaming giant was terminated in Egypt after a sting operation, according to the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment, one of the country’s largest antipiracy coalitions.