Tubi provided a free streaming option for the Super Bowl through its platform, accessible via a dedicated landing page. Users could create an account using their Google credentials or an email address, allowing them to watch the game live without any subscription fees. The service is available on various devices, including smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. Tubi, which has been part of Fox Corporation since 2020, is known for its ad-supported model, offering a wide range of TV shows, movies, and live TV. This year, Tubi included the same advertisements as the Fox national broadcast during the Super Bowl, offering viewers a comprehensive experience [1].

Tubi's inaugural Super Bowl stream was met with a flurry of reactions on social media. While some users praised the platform for providing free access to the game, others experienced significant technical difficulties. Complaints included issues such as freezing, buffering, and synchronization problems, with some viewers expressing their frustration on social media. One user tweeted, 'Tubi is trash,' while another mentioned, 'Your feed is horrible on my #Samsung TV.' Despite these setbacks, some viewers appreciated the free service, with one remarking, 'Tubi the real MVP for showing the Superbowl live for free' [2].

Despite the mixed reviews of its Super Bowl stream, Tubi continues to grow its user base, with nearly 100 million monthly active users. The platform's appeal lies in its free, ad-supported model, which offers a diverse catalog of content, including movies, TV shows, and live programming. As part of its Super Bowl coverage, Tubi introduced new programming, including a choose-your-own-adventure-style series and a new original series, "The Z Suite," starring Lauren Graham. Tubi's innovative approach to content and its ability to attract a large audience suggest that it will continue to be a significant player in the streaming market [3].