4 Steps to Watching the Super Bowl For Free On Tubi

By Phillip Swann
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TV Answer Man, I saw your article on the devices you need to watch the Super Bowl in 4K on Tubi. But what if you just want to watch it in regular HD? Is there anything special you have to do? – Tony, Las Vegas.

Tony, that’s a great question. The TV Answer Man published an article this week explaining that only certain devices and TVs will enable you to watch the Super Bowl in 4K on Tubi, the Fox-owned free streaming service. (You can read the article by clicking here.) But there are also special conditions for streaming the game for free in High-Definition on Tubi.

1. Download the Tubi app
First, you need to download the Tubi app from Apple App Store, Google Play Store, or your Smart TV’s app marketplace, or go to tubitv.com on a web browser.

2. Create a free Tubi account
Second, you have to create a free Tubi account if you don’t already have one. This is different from how you can normally watch Tubi’s free programming. Tubi allows you to watch shows and movies without registration. But for the Super Bowl, Tubi is requiring you to sign up.

3. Get a compatible device
Third, you will need a compatible streaming device or Smart TV. Tubi says the Super Bowl will be available for free on the following devices: Roku, iPhone, Android Mobile, Web, XBox One, Cox, Comcast/Xfinity, Vizio, LGTV, Apple TV, Samsung TV, FireTV, and Android TV. If you don’t have one of those products, you will not be able to stream the game for free.

4. Click the Super Bowl link on the Tubi homepage
Fourth, on Super Bowl day (February 9, 2025), there will be a link on the Tubi homepage that will take you to the game stream. Click on the link and you’re good to go.

Last point: Make sure your Tubi app is updated to the latest version.

Tony, hope that helps. Happy viewing and stay safe!

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