It's almost time for the next WWE PPV, Survivor Series, which kicks off in mere minutes. It's one of the few times during the year where superstars from Raw and Smackdown take on each other in the ring. It's all about determining which is the dominant brand. There are two ways to watch Survivor Series, through your local cable or satellite provider or through the WWE Network.

　　This year's event will take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The PPV begins at 7 PM ET / 4 PM PT with a Kickoff Show starting two hours prior. Survivor Series has a longer Kickoff than most of the other PPVs the past couple of years.

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　　If you're looking to watch the event for yourself, you could check with your local sports bars to see if any of them are hosting the show, or you can watch it at home. There are two ways to watch Survivor Series from the comfort of your own home. You could order the PPV through your local cable or satellite provider, which averages around $50.

　　However, you can actually watch Survivor Series for free by signing up for the WWE Network. The streaming service is offering one month for free if you sign up now with no obligation. After the free period is up, you'll be billed $10 a month and be able to watch all of WWE's events through the service, including PPVs. However, there is no contract, so you can cancel at any time.

　　The WWE Network is available a variety of ways. You can use your gaming consoles, streaming devices, your computer, or certain smart TVs to access the service. Check out the full list of ways to watch the WWE Network below, but keep in mind you will have to download a WWE app to your device to access the service.

　　

Consoles:

PlayStation 3PlayStation 4Xbox 360Xbox One

Compatible Devices:

Mobile DevicesAmazon Kindle FireAndroid DevicesApple iPhones & iPadsComputers ‐ PC & MacWindows 10 Devices

Smart TVs:

LG Smart TVPanasonic Life+Screen Smart TVSamsung Smart TVSony Internet-Connected TV

Streaming Devices:

Amazon Fire TVApple TVGoogle ChromecastRokuSamsung Blu-ray PlayerSony Blu-ray PlayerTiVoMake sure to come back to GameSpot on Sunday, November 18 for live coverage of Survivor Series and a review of the show.

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