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I thought it would be an interesting (yes, I need to get a life!) exercise to run through all of the past Super Bowl boxscores to see which numbers have come up the most and least often. With 58 Super Bowls now in the books and four quarters per game, that means there have been 232 quarters and a total of 464 scores (232 quarters times two teams). There’s no buyer’s remorse because, in a traditional pool, numbers are assigned at random, and because of that, there’s no skill or knowledge required. (17.2 percent) in Super Bowl As you can see there are 11 different combinations that have never appeared in a Super Bowl and the number combination 0,3 is the most popular, appearing 22 times. To use this chart, simply find the largest of your 2 numbers in the left column, then the smallest of your 2 numbers in the top row. But knowing some history can’t hurt. So let’s break down the results of the previous decade. it would have made 1 a winning number. Super Bowl 50 (2016): Denver Broncos 24, Carolina Super Bowl History. Sports Reference ® Birthdays, Uniform Numbers About. Glossary, Stat Minimums, Frequently Asked Questions about the NFL and Football History of Super Bowl Squares – Which Super Bowl Box Pool Numbers Hit Most? Since the past is often a good predictor of the future, let's dive into the recent scoring history of Super Bowl squares. Over the past 10 years, the Super Bowl final score squares combinations that hit were as follows: Super Bowl 58: 5, 2; Super Bowl 57: 8, 5 Circa Sports Super Bowl Squares Out here in Las Vegas, we broadcast from our studio at the Circa Resort & Casino and their sportsbook offers bettors the opportunity to wager on exact square numbers. For example, if you wanted to bet on NFC 7 and AFC 0 for the first quarter (which would win if the NFC is up 7-0 or if the AFC is up 10-7), you can What are the best numbers to have in your pool? (15.8 percent) in Super Bowl history. In all, 0-0 has hit 14 times (24.6 percent) after the first quarter, which makes it the most common score 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. In the history of the Super Bowl, the four best combinations have been 0-0 (19 times), 0-3 (13 times), 0-7 (11 times) and 7-0 (10 times) and 3-7 (10 times). Surprisingly, 7-7 (8 times) has not hit Meanwhile, common numbers like zero (26.94%), three (16.16%) and seven (18.53%) have dominated the action, hitting more than 60% of the time. If you're playing in a pool that allows you to pick or Meanwhile, common numbers like zero (26.94%), three (16.16%) and seven (18.53%) have dominated the action, hitting more than 60% of the time. If you're playing in a pool that allows you to pick or In the popular Super Bowl Squares pools, each entry is associated with a pair of single-digit whole numbers (0 to 9), one number for each team. For example, an entry this year might have 4 for Kansas City and 7 for Philadelphia. Meanwhile, common numbers like zero (26.94%), three (16.16%) and seven (18.53%) have dominated the action, hitting more than 60% of the time. If you're playing in a pool that allows you to pick or Best & Worst Numbers for Super Bowl Squares The most desired numbers are: 0,1, 3, 4, 7. As we know, field goals are worth three points, touchdowns are worth six and point after attempts are worth one. Meanwhile, common numbers like zero (26.94%), three (16.16%) and seven (18.53%) have dominated the action, hitting more than 60% of the time. If you're playing in a pool that allows you to pick or Again, given the key numbers we know in football, that all makes sense. It's also worth noting that three of the No. 6-10 best options include 4 and either 0, 7 or 3, so that's not a bad draw either. Once numbers are assigned, your Super Bowl Squares board is complete. Now, you are ready to play. How to Play and Win Super Bowl Squares. Playing Super Bowl Squares is easy. After setting up the grid, follow these steps. 1. Track the Scores. At the end of each quarter, look at the last digit of both teams’ scores. Find where those digits ‘Super Bowl Squares’ is a game where people enter into a pool and are assigned a pair of two single-digit numbers like “7/6”, or “3/3”, or “1/2” etc. These numbers represent the one’s digit of the scores for the home team and the away team. A free tool to generate numbers or random name placement for the Super Bowl. Easy Office Pools. Run your Super Bowl squares pool online for the big game.
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