Thanks to the pandemic, you may not be able to rely on that old standby of cheapskate sports fans everywhere — watching in a bar for the price of a beer — but that doesn’t mean you’re out in the cold. As NBC Sports reports, CBS is carrying the game this year, so even without cable, you can download the CBS Sports app, or watch on your laptop on CBS.com.

For those craving to see the action on a bigger screen, your choices on subscription streaming services abound, including FuboTV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Hulu (only the kind with the live TV subscription), and AT&T TV. If you already subscribe to any of those, you’re in luck. If you don’t, now’s the time to figure out which, if any, you’ve ever had trial subscriptions to before. Most offer a limited free trial period (often a week), so be sure to check the trial’s end date before you accept the terms and your cable-free Super Bowl experience awaits.

All that’s left is to hit the store for some chips and wings and you’re set.