Fox has sold out of ad spots for the Super Bowl on Feb. 9, with more than 10 commercials selling for a record $8 million, according to a person familiar.

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Via Mollie Callihane of Sports Business Journal, Fox has sold more than 10 spots for the game at more than $8 million each. Last year, 30-second spots during Super Bowl LVIII went for around $7 million. When Fox televised the game two years ago, the network generated $600 million at an average of $6.5 million each.

The Super Bowl is a hot ticket for advertisers because the live viewing audience is so large. Last year, an estimated 123.7 million viewers tuned into the game, according to Nielsen.

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