"The Super Bowl is more than just the biggest game in American football; it's a cultural phenomenon. And one popular way to add some extra excitement to the party is to play Super Bowl Squares! This simple yet engaging game is perfect for casual football fans and die-hard enthusiasts alike. But for first-timers, the rules and strategies can seem a bit confusing."
"Imagine a 10×10 grid, similar to a bingo card. ( free printable grid here) Each row and column is numbered 0-9. One team (usually the designated "home" team) gets assigned the rows, while the other team (the "visitor") gets assigned the columns. Now, each box on the grid represents a potential score combination, with the last digit of each team's score determining the winner. So, if the final score is 14-7, the box where the "4" row meets the "7" column wins!"
Super Bowl Squares uses a 10x10 grid with rows and columns numbered 0–9 and assigned to the two teams. Each box corresponds to the last digit of each team's score, so matching digits at quarter or final moments determines winners. Players buy one or more squares to enter the pool, and earlier selection increases chances of preferred positions. Many pools pay out after each quarter as well as the final score, with payouts split equally or weighted so the final score carries the largest prize. No number guarantees a win.
Read at Bleacher Nation
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