Run Super Bowl squares online

The 10 by 10 grid, claimed from a link, numbers drawn with one tap, paid out by quarter. Free under 15 players.

How do Super Bowl squares work?

A 10 by 10 grid gives 100 squares. One team runs along the top, the other down the side. Once the grid is full, the digits 0 to 9 are shuffled onto each axis. At the end of each quarter, take the last digit of each team’s score; the square where those two digits meet wins that quarter’s share.

When are the numbers drawn?

After the grid fills, the commissioner draws them with one tap, which shuffles 0 to 9 on each axis and locks the grid. Nobody, including the commissioner, picks their numbers.

How is the pot split?

By quarter. The default is 20% for the first quarter, 30% at halftime, 20% for the third and 30% for the final score, and the commissioner can set any split that totals 100%.

Can one person buy several squares?

Yes, up to the per-person cap the commissioner sets. Squares are claimed from the invite link and each shows the claimer’s name on the grid.

What does it cost to host?

Free under 15 players; above that one flat fee for the event, paid by the commissioner. Square money stays between the players and the commissioner, and TourneyRun never holds it.