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Coming soon, the 2022 NFL Super Bowl will be here and folks can't wait for the action to arrive. With that said, Super Bowl Commercials 2022 is already a trending topic and people are just as excited for the advertisements than the game. Each year, people not only enjoy watching things but also betting on prop bets too. What can people expect from the Super Bowl commercials this time around? 

Over 5 crypto companies will be featured during Super Bowl 2022 commercials. It’s being dubbed the ‘Crypto Bowl’ due to large the amount of scheduled crypto ads.

How can you not be bullish on mass adoption when 100 million viewers are about to be exposed to crypto.. 🤷‍♂️ https://t.co/u9sPvYw5tK

— Miles Deutscher (@milesdeutscher) February 4, 2022

In a brilliant turn of events for Sin City, some big news is in for the state as a whole to be honest. Indeed, Las Vegas expected to host Super Bowl LVIII in 2024 is something that folks had been hoping for ever since Allegiant Stadium was built as the new home of the Las Vegas Raiders. While this game is still two years away, people are counting down the days for this to arrive. NFL fans will be taking over Las Vegas.

Las Vegas will be the host of the Super Bowl 2024! The game will be held at the Las Vegas Raiders' Allegiant Stadium near the Las Vegas Strip. https://t.co/nd9vWNBTwy pic.twitter.com/nfRLgzyACL

— NBC Bay Area (@nbcbayarea) December 16, 2021

Details on the 2022 Super Bowl halftime show are emerging – and from what we can tell, it is going to be quite the performance.

When you turn on the Super Bowl on February 13 – expect to see something new – at least one cryptocurrency commercial.

Winning the Super Bowl is the pinnacle of an NFL player’s career. A lot of players never even get to the big game, but each season a new group of them emerges and is able to call themselves Super Bowl champions. Let’s take a look and see which NFL players have the most Super Bowl rings.

Football has begun in Canada and the United States, and there are plenty of intriguing storylines at the start of the season. Here's who might be in the Grey Cup and Super Bowl at the end of the season: 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady reveals that he tested positive for COVID after the team's Super Bowl boat parade. 

With the NFL in full swing, football fans all over the world love seeing great touchdowns, awesome interceptions, hard hits and brilliant finishes being showcased on their television sets. But, if you're an NFL fan north of the border, there's always one main question on your mind, and that's how to watch the NFL in Canada?

Fortunately for you, we have the answer to that in this piece, as we break down the multiple different options you have out there to not miss any of the action weeks in and week out for the biggest games on the NFL schedule. 

The Stanley Cup is the traditional sporting event that Canadians gravitate toward but the Super Bowl is also a major Canadian sports betting event. Estimates are the Canadians wager more than $150 millon on the NFL's big game each year. There are some Canadians who do more than watch the Super Bowl from the sideline. Several Canadians have participated in the Super Bowl and have achieved some unique moments in the game's lore.

The NFL is the biggest league among the major North American leagues, as such, it garners more bets than any other. This means that the Super Bowl is one of the most bet on sporting events in the world - and it all takes place within 4 hours!

The amount of money bet on the Super Bowl is outrageous. With so many bettors playing the odds there was over $154 million spent at the Super Bowl LIV, making it the second-most all-time amount wagered.

The Super Bowl commercial breaks are always much-anticipated aspects of the whole spectacle, with some memorable ads that will stick with football fans for life. Though, sometimes, these ads stick with viewers for the wrong reasons.

With the average cost of a 30-second in-game ad estimated to be $5.25 million, it’s something these advertising companies need to be getting right. But, for those that do get it wrong, it’s fun to chuckle at just how bad these things have been.

Within this article we’ll take a look at some of the worst Super Bowl commercials of all time, addressing the finer details of what really didn’t click. Stay tuned for the very worst top-10!

While NFL fans are focused on the 2020 season, it's never too early to start looking ahead to 2021. And as you might imagine, the hard work continues for next year, with the big game headed to Inglewood, Calif.In this piece, we offer up the latest Super Bowl LVI news with odds and picks for fans to enjoy. Who is the early favourite to win it all in February of 2022?

The Super Bowl halftime shows are manic, yet awe-inspiring. Often featuring the most prominent figures in pop culture, the half-time show aims to please well over 100 million viewers every year. But, how do they keep the audience happy?

Given that there are hundreds of millions of people watching the event, getting it right is critical. More often than not, things come off and the audience gleefully cheers the spectacle. However, on occasion, things really don’t go to plan.

We will highlight those years when things turned sour, with our list of the 10 worst Super Bowl halftime shows of all time - in no particular order. So, without further adieu, let’s get down to it.

Get the most out of your Super Bowl moneyline bets with the early payout offer at Bet365. The early payout Bet365 NFL promotion pays out when your team goes up by 17 points – no matter whether or not they win the game. Find all the details on the NFL and Super Bowl early payout offer at Bet365 here.

This Super Bowl Sunday, on the 7th of February, Canadians will have a variety of ways to catch all the action on the day - including a choice as to whether they want to see Canadian or U.S. advertising.

From Crazy propositions to Pinata Picks, there are multiple ways to make money during the biggest game of the year.

Watched and wagered on by millions, in Canada, the United States and around the World, the National Football League Super Bowl is the biggest one-day sporting event on the Planet. From past Super Bowl winners, to the most recent NFL Champions, here we review this sports betting phenomenon and list the best football-focused online sportsbooks to bet on the NFL title match.

With the NFL regular season getting ready to wrap up, fans across the globe are counting down the days for the playoffs to arrive. It's going to be another wild January leading up to the big game. But, will last year's Super Bowl repeat itself this year? 

Over in the AFC, the Kansas City Chiefs have been incredibly dominant. The defending Super Bowl champions feature one of the best offences in the game. In the NFC, though, the 49ers have struggled with injuries and are in danger of missing the postseason. How will things end up going down this winter? 

After 13 weeks...

PATRICK MAHOMES:
316/463, 3,815 yards, 33 total TDs, 2 INTs, 11-1 record

AARON RODGERS:
286/415, 3,395 yards, 37 total TDs, 4 INTs, 9-3 record

JOSH ALLEN:
299/428, 3,403 yards, 32 total TDs, 8 INTs, 9-3 record

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) December 8, 2020

Add another accolade for Abel Tesfaye, better known as "The Weeknd" as he becomes the first black Canadian to headline the illustrious Super Bowl halftime show. The Weeknd originated from Toronto and has since become one of the biggest music acts in the last ten years with over 45 platinum singles and albums. The coming Super Bowl will be held at the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa Bay tentatively on February 7.