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Super Bowl fans to spend more on parties, gear this year

Hey, people have been celebrating the Super Bowl by getting it on for almost 50 years now, mmmkay?

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Ticket prices typically drop in the final days before a game as sellers try to ensure that they unload all of their inventory before the big game, and that has happened this week.

Over the years, companies have discovered that the Super Bowl, with its vast audience, captures the attention of millions each year, and is one of the best times to advertise and launch new ad initiatives. While pleanty of hard-core Broncos and Panthers fans will turn out to bars and house parties in their teal and orange, most Super Bowl party attendees are just there for the fun, food and booze. The legendary Jim Nantz will be covering the presentation of the Lombardi Trophy to the Super Bowl Champion, and that will end up bringing an official end to the 2015 National Football League season.

Unfortunately the streaming regulations for the game are like the NFL’s fair catch kick rule: a little odd.

SIDELINES: Be sure to look for Super Bowl 50 coverage by The OBSERVER right up through the game. So you should be able to hop onto the site in Chrome or your preferred browser and watch the action if you don’t have any other options. That final group tugged on America’s heartstrings, per CNN: “The combination of the adorable 2014 Super Bowl babies and cute lyrics left viewers praising the commercial”, which also stars Seal himself.

If you really want to impress guests with your cord-cutting prowess, try adding DVR-like pause and rewind features to the basic antenna broadcast.

And the Super Bowl is just part of the experience.

Live streaming will start around game-time at 6:30 PM EST on Sunday, Feb. 7.

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