How to Live Stream Superbowl outside of the US and Not Get Buffering

The Big Game is almost here, and while some folks are making preparations for sandwich trays and snacks, many American Football fans abroad are busy trying to figure out just how they’ll be able to stream Sunday’s game from wherever they are in the world.

CBS will stream the NFL Super Bowl live – make sure you visit their website for more details

Because of broadcast regulations, CBS is only able to stream the Super Bowl in the U.S. and its territories. But, there’s good news for folks outside the U.S. that still want to catch the action: with Speedify installed on your desktop or mobile device, you can stream Superbowl from anywhere in the world. The best part is, Speedify is the only VPN that uses your available Internet connections simultaneously to give you faster, more reliable streaming.

Other VPN services can be slower than Speedify, with default encryption features that can make live video streaming choppy or prone to that dreaded “buffering…” notification. When you’re watching a high stakes game like the Super Bowl, why risk using another VPN and missing out on the action. With Speedify’s channel bonding technology, you get the speed and reliability of all available Internet connections on your desktop or mobile device. If your Wi-Fi becomes slow and unreliable, Speedify keeps you in the game by intelligently moving the video stream to your secondary Internet connection until both networks become available again. With Speedify, you can watch the Super Bowl or any other region-locked content without having to worry about slow video streaming. Here’s how…