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- Users were complaining that Hulu crashed for live TV viewers ahead of the Super Bowl.
- Hulu later ran a 30-second ad in the first quarter of the game with football star Tom Brady proomoting the service.
- The Super Bowl is the ultimate test for streaming services betting on live sports.
- Live streaming is a big focus for Hulu because of its high subscription price, although the company doesn't make as much ad money from live streaming as it does from on-demand streaming.
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The Super Bowl is the ultimate test for streaming services betting on live sports, and Hulu got off to a rough start tonight.
Ahead of kickoff at the Super Bowl, some Hulu subscribers complained on Twitter that the live sports streaming service was crashing. A Hulu spokesperson did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for comment.
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