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Overtime. A common question that arises is: "If the game goes into overtime, do you use the 4th Quarter Score or do you use the Final Score?" Unless stated otherwise by the pool administrator, the final score should be used in place of the 4th quarter score if the game goes into overtime. Super Bowl block pool: Rules, how to play and what numbers are the best to get. If the game goes into overtime, then typically the final score is used instead of the fourth quarter score. Super Bowl squares rules The game is played on a 10x10 grid with a "home" team row on top and the "visitor" column on the side. So in this year's matchup, the Chiefs would be across the top and Here is how to play Super Bowl squares in 2025, including a complete guide to the rules for your printable grid, the best data-backed numbers and more tips to win during Super Bowl 59. Example, if the score by the end of the first quarter is 49ers the leading the Chiefs 13-10, then whoever has the No. 3 on the NFC side and No. 0 on the AFC side is the winner of that quarter. How do you set up Super Bowl squares? To play Super Bowl squares, you must make a 10x10 grid with 100 “squares”. A printable version of this template can be found here. If making the squares yourself, include a blank row and blank column for drawing numbers. Place one team on top and the other team on the side. How do Super Bowl squares work? One of the most popular variations on Super Bowl squares is to pay out 25% of the pot at the end of every quarter, rather than all of it at the end of the game. (Or, in some cases, 20% at the end The worst Super Bowl squares numbers would be 2, 5 or 9. Unlike the best numbers, these require a little more work to get to. If things get weird in New Orleans, you might be in luck then. The Super Bowl is one of the most bet-on events each year, with fans being able to throw money at everything from the final score to the coin toss to the color of Gatorade in the team coolers. Also called Grid, Block, or Box Pools, Football Squares Pools can be played with any single game, but are most popular during the Super Bowl. Pool members claim squares on a 25, 50, or 100-square grid by putting their information in the square. Game scores are matched to the winning square(s), usually with winners being determined every quarter. Super Bowl block pool: Rules, how to play and what numbers are the best to get. If the game goes into overtime, then typically the final score is used instead of the fourth quarter score. $50 a block. For everytime the score changes, it will be a $200 pay out. (Except to start the game, if you get 0,0 to start the game, you get your money back and than everytime after that it will be a payout of 200) Block numbers will be system generated after all blocks have been purchased. $50.00 payouts will be made with each score change including touchdowns, extra points, 2 point conversions, safeties and field goals. If the game goes into overtime, score changes will continue through the overtime period. Pretty simple and you don't have to watch the Super Bowl to win. At the end of each quarter, if your block in the grid corresponds with the number of each teams score, you win that quarter. Example if the score is Lions 7 - Patriots 7 at the end of the 1st quarter, and your block in the grid matches with 7 and 7 for each team, you win that quarter. While there are some common scoring rules across different contests, we give contest commissioners the freedom to create their own rules for their squares contest. Whether you’re new to the concept or a seasoned squares aficionado, we've found it's best to make sure you're familiar with the specific rules of your contest, so you know exactly Learn how to play Super Bowl squares with our guide on how to play and a free printable squares template for Super Bowl 59 featuring Chiefs vs. Eagles. Pretty simple and you don't have to watch the Super Bowl to win. At the end of each quarter, if your block in the grid corresponds with the number of each teams score, you win that quarter. Example if the score is Lions 7 - Patriots 7 at the end of the 1st quarter, and your block in the grid matches with 7 and 7 for each team, you win that quarter. Hawks Wrestling Super Bowl Block Pool – Rules 1. Entry Fee – Each block costs $40. All proceeds support Hawks Wrestling. 2. Choose Your Block – Pick an available block on the grid. Numbers (0-9) are assigned randomly after all blocks are filled. 3. How to Win – If the last digit of each team’s score at the end of a quarter matches Super Bowl block pool: Rules, how to play and what numbers are the best to get. If the game goes into overtime, then typically the final score is used instead of the fourth quarter score. Super Bowl is an online squares contest created for free at Super Bowl Pool Site. This contest was created by Hawks Wrestling. If you have any questions about this contest, please direct those questions via email to the commissioner at [email protected] Hawks Wrestling Super Bowl Block Pool – Rules 1. Entry Fee – Each block costs $40.
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