Super Bowl Squares uses a 10-by-10 grid with 100 total squares. One Super Bowl team is assigned to the rows and the other team is assigned to the columns.
Choose one or more open squares on the board, then submit your picks. The pool administrator will confirm squares as needed. Once the board is full, the numbers 0โ9 are randomly assigned to each team.
If one team leads 14โ7 at the end of the first quarter, the winning square is the one that matches the last digit of each team's score. In this example, that would be 4 for one team and 7 for the other.
There are four winners: one after the 1st quarter, one at halftime, one after the 3rd quarter, and one after the final score.
After each quarter ends and the score is entered, the winning square on the board turns gold, making it easy to see the winners for Q1, Q2, Q3, and the Final Score at a glance.
Overtime does not create an extra payout. The final score payout is the last payout.
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