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Go3 first in the Baltics to launch HBO Max

August 6, 2025 12.23 Europe/London By Julian Clover

Go3 has become the first local TV platform in the Baltics to offer content from the HBO catalogue.

Content will be available both within the HBO Max app and the Go3 app.

All customers will receive HBO Max as part of their Go3 subscription at no extra cost until January 2026.

“Go3 is the first and only TV service at launch in the Baltics to offer HBO Max,” said Jan Wykrytowicz, CEO of Go3. “It’s a clear example of our leadership in the region: moving fast, building the right partnerships, and delivering exactly what viewers want, all in one place.”

HBO Max content in the region includes the latest season of Rick and Morty, fan-favorite series like Friends and The Big Bang Theory, and highly anticipated movies such as Sinners, A Minecraft Movie, Mickey 17, Alto Knights, Barbie, and the complete Harry Potter film collection.

Jamie Cooke, EVP and MD, Central Eastern Europe, Middle East and Turkey, and EMEA Creative Agency and pay TV at Warner Bros. Discovery said: “We are thrilled to launch HBO Max in partnership with Go3 across all three Baltic markets – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. This strategic collaboration marks a major milestone in delivering HBO Max’s signature world-class entertainment to even more audiences in the region.”

In the coming months, Go3 viewers will also be able to enjoy HBO Max content such as Task, a gripping new HBO Original mini-series drama from Brad Ingelsby (Mare of Easttown) starring Mark Ruffalo, exploring crime, redemption, and community in a working-class American town, and horror series IT: Welcome to Derry, the chilling prequel to the horror novel It, set 27 years before the events of the iconic films.

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About Julian Clover

Julian Clover is a Media and Technology journalist based in Cambridge, UK. He works in online and printed media. Julian is also a voice on local radio. You can talk to Julian on X @julianclover, or by email at jclover@broadbandtvnews.com.

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