Beyoncé is thought to have been paid $20 million for her half-time performance during Netflix’s Christmas Day NFL broadcast.

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Beyoncé's hometown Houston Texans were dominated by the Baltimore Raven during Netflix's Christmas Day NFL special, but she won the night.

The two games had more than 24 million viewers on average in the United States, Netflix said. Viewership peaked when Beyoncé performed.

Netflix’s big bet on the NFL and Beyoncé seems to have paid off. It’s not an exaggeration to say that Netflix had a lot on the line with two live NFL games on Christmas Day. It’s not just that the streaming giant paid $150 million to show the games as part of a three-year deal,

Once again, Beyoncé achieved what few others could: a malfunction-free Netflix livestream. The singer's Christmas Day NFL halftime show — dubbed the during the "Beyonce Bowl" — during a match-up between the Baltimore Ravens and the Houston Texans went off without a hitch after concern that the streamer would encounter more technical issues like the glitches during last month's livestreamed fight between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul and the notoriously delayed Love Is Blind season 4 reunion last year.