Bookmaker Stake have official live streaming rights for the Super Bowl LVII showdown between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Not only will customers have the opportunity to bet the NFL's biggest game, they will also have the chance to see how their bets unfold in real time.
The NFL live streaming service is available in all countries with the exception of Canada.
How To Watch The Super Bowl LVII Live Stream With Stake
Watching and betting on Super Bowl LVII at Stake could not be any easier.
There appear to be no blackouts in place for the broadcast of the game on February 12, meaning Stake customers can watch this showpiece matchup live from Arizona.
There is no charge for this Super Bowl LVII live streaming service – you just need to meet a few requirements and follow these simple instructions:
- Visit Stake
- Log into your account or register for a new one (see below for welcome bonus info)
- Place a bet on Super Bowl LVII
- Watch a live stream of Super Bowl LVII.
When is Super Bowl LVII taking place?
Super Bowl LVII is being held on Sunday, February 12.
Where is Super Bowl LVII taking place?
Super Bowl LVII is being held at the State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona.
This is the third time that the former University of Phoenix Stadium has hosted the Super Bowl.
The first time was in February 2008 when the New York Giants beat New England 17-14, ruining the Patriots’ quest for the first perfect NFL season since the 1972 Miami Dolphins.
New England were involved in the second Super Bowl to take place at this venue too, back in February 2015.
This time they were successful, beating Seattle 28-24 thanks to a last-gasp interception from Malcolm Butler that prevented a game-winning touchdown for the Seahawks.
What time does Super Bowl LVII start?
Super Bowl LVII is scheduled to kick-off at 18:30 ET.
Who are playing in Super Bowl LVII?
The Philadelphia Eagles will represent the NFC and the Kansas City Chiefs will represent the AFC in Super Bowl LVII.
Who is performing the Super Bowl LVII half-time show?
Pop singer Rihanna has been announced as the performer for the half-time show at Super Bowl LVII.