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Buy MLB.TV Gift Card with Crypto

Name: MLB.TV gift card
Brand: MLB.TV
SKU: gic-mlb-tv
Availability: InStock

Every out-of-market game, all season — baseball's own streaming service.

Last reviewed · September 4, 2026

Instant delivery · ~11 min No account · No KYC

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How to buy a MLB.TV gift card with crypto

01 · Pick the correct variant

Select the MLB.TV region, server or wallet currency that matches the account where the code will be redeemed.

02 · Choose amount and coin

Choose a denomination and pay with a supported cryptocurrency such as BTC, XMR, ETH, SOL, USDT.

03 · Receive and redeem

After payment confirmation, GiftCryp sends the code by email with redemption notes for the selected variant.

About this card

MLB.TV is Major League Baseball's own subscription service, and it is built for the fan who does not live where their team plays. It carries every out-of-market regular-season game live, with the home and away broadcast feeds for each one, up to four games on screen at once, DVR controls, condensed games for the morning after and a full archive that stays available for the rest of the season. Across a 162-game schedule for thirty clubs that is a volume of live sport no general streaming service attempts.

The constraint is real and it is the first thing to understand: local clubs are blacked out live. If MLB places you inside a club's home television territory, that club's games do not stream live on MLB.TV no matter which team you subscribed for — they appear in the archive roughly 90 minutes after the final out instead. Blackouts follow the location MLB detects from your account and connection, not the team you choose, and territories overlap generously: Iowa sits inside six different clubs' territories, which is the standard cautionary example. mlb.tv/blackouts is the authority, and it is worth checking a ZIP code before buying.

The card is redeemed at mlb.com/redeem against the MLB account that will actually watch, and its value goes toward MLB.TV — MLB's own monthly pass runs $29.99, and season packages, all-teams and single-team, are priced above that. Because the code is prepaid, there is no card left on file and nothing renewing itself in March; when the value is used, the subscription simply stops.

Two more limits worth naming before you pay. The postseason is not part of MLB.TV — October baseball lives with the national broadcasters, not here — and games under an exclusive national broadcast are blacked out on MLB.TV the same way local games are. This is a US-account product; buying it from outside the United States is fine, watching a blacked-out local club is not.

What you get

A claim code, delivered by email
A private order page (14-day access)
Re-issue or full refund if the code fails
No MLB.TV login or ID required

Asked & answered

Specifics for MLB.TV cards. For general crypto-payment questions, see the site FAQ.

Can I watch my local team with this?

Not live. MLB.TV carries out-of-market games, so any club whose home television territory covers your location is blacked out while the game is on. That game does become available in the archive about 90 minutes after the final out, so you can still watch it the same night — just not in real time. If your reason for subscribing is your hometown club, this is the wrong product.

How does MLB decide which games are blacked out for me?

By where you are, not by which team you picked. MLB maps every location to the home television territories that cover it, using the account's location and the connection it watches from, and blacks out every club in those territories. Territories overlap heavily — Iowa sits inside six clubs' territories — so check a specific ZIP code at mlb.tv/blackouts before buying.

Does MLB.TV include the playoffs and the World Series?

No. MLB.TV is a regular-season product. Postseason games sit with the national broadcasters who hold those rights, and they are not part of an MLB.TV subscription in any tier. The same logic applies during the season to games under an exclusive national broadcast — those are blacked out on MLB.TV even when the clubs involved are nothing to do with your local territory.

What exactly do I get for the money?

Every out-of-market regular-season game live, with both the home and the away broadcast feeds so you can pick the announcers, up to four games on screen at once, DVR controls to pause and rewind live play, condensed games that replay a full nine innings in well under an hour, and a full-game archive that stays up for the rest of the season. It plays on TV devices, phones, tablets and the web.

Will it auto-renew and charge me again next season?

No. That is the practical advantage of a prepaid code over a card on file. The value goes onto the MLB account and funds the subscription you choose; there is no stored payment method for MLB to charge when the next season opens. When the value is used up the subscription simply ends, with no cancellation deadline to remember in February.

Can I use it if I live outside the United States?

You can buy from anywhere — we only need a delivery email. Redemption is against a US MLB account at mlb.com/redeem, and what you can watch afterwards still depends on the location MLB detects when you stream. Buying this as a gift for someone in the United States is straightforward; buying it to route around a blackout on your own local club is not what it does.

Why are the face values larger than a single month of MLB.TV?

MLB's own monthly pass runs $29.99 and the season packages cost considerably more, so most buyers here are funding a season rather than a month. Our catalogue floor is $50 in any case, which is why the smallest card is $50 — enough to cover a monthly pass with room left on the account, or to be topped toward an all-teams season package.

Which coins can I pay with, and how fast does the code arrive?

Eight — Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Solana, USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20, Litecoin and TRON. The code is emailed once your payment confirms on chain, about eleven minutes on median. No account with us, no KYC and no identity document, and the code goes straight to whichever delivery address you type at checkout if you are sending it as a gift.