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Super Bowl Squares
Put the classic football squares grid online. Friends claim their squares from any phone, the numbers are drawn once the grid is full, and everyone sees who won each quarter.
How it works
The grid everyone knows, without the paper.
No poster board, no chasing people to write their names in, and no squinting at the numbers.
Claim your squares
Invite your group and take turns claiming squares until the grid is full. Everyone sees each square as it's taken.
Score each quarter
Draw the row and column numbers once the grid is full. After the game, mark the square that matches each quarter's score.
Scoring
Four chances to win, and the final counts double.
A square wins when its numbers match the last digit of each team's score at the end of a quarter.
Squares grid ready now
| Category | What counts | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Q1 winner | 1 on the square matching the last digit of each team's score after the 1st quarter | +1 |
| Halftime winner | 1 on the square matching the last digits at halftime | +1 |
| Q3 winner | 1 on the square matching the last digits after the 3rd quarter | +1 |
| Final winner | 1 on the square matching the last digits of the final score | +2 |
Keep exploring
More ways to play the big game.
Run squares alongside a player draft, or draft the whole postseason.
Super Bowl squares questions
The grid has 100 squares, with one team along the rows and the other along the columns. Everyone claims squares until the grid is full, and only then are the numbers 0 to 9 drawn for each row and column. When a quarter ends, the square whose numbers match the last digit of each team's score wins that quarter.
After the grid is full, the commissioner fills in each row's and column's number, drawing them from a hat or any other fair way your group likes. Because the numbers come after the squares are claimed, nobody can pick a lucky square.
Your group decides. The squares are handed out in turns, and if 100 doesn't divide evenly, some people take one more than others.
Yes. The grid works for any football game. Put the two teams' names on it and play.
Setting up is free. Create the group, invite everyone and configure the grid without paying anything, and your first scoring session is free too. Running the full 100-square draft is a one-time purchase, with no subscription. See pricing.
Get your grid filled before kickoff.
Create a group, start from the Football Squares template, and invite your friends.
OnlineDraft is an independent drafting tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the NFL or any team. Super Bowl is a trademark of its respective owner and is used here only to describe the game a grid is built around. Scoring is in points only.