Welcome to Our Contest!
Welcome to the First Annual Chas Foundation Super Bowl Squares! We are excited to offer this opportunity to donate to and support an amazing foundation while also adding some excitement to your Super Bowl watching experience! If you aren't a football fan, don't worry this is a game of pure chance and everyone has an equal opportunity to win. As you may or may not know The Chas Foundation helps advocate for individuals with mental illness, strives for public acceptance of those struggling with a mental illness, increases access to effective treatment, saves lives by working with private and public professionals, and also provides education and support for family members impacted by their loved one’s mental illness. Thank you in advance for choosing to play and we highly encourage you to consider purchasing several squares to help support this worthy cause! The Chas Foundation will not argue with the winners if they choose to donate their winnings to the Foundation either! So, let's spread the word, sell some squares, benefit a wonderful foundation, and enjoy the Superbowl!
The CHAS Foundation Super Bowl Squares is an online squares contest created for free at Super Bowl Pool Site.
This contest was created by Aaron Ambrose. If you have any questions about this contest, please direct those questions via email to the commissioner at [email protected]
The Chas Foundation Super Bowl Squares Rules
- $25 entry per square
- multiple squares allowed and encouraged
- once a sheet fills with all 100 squares purchased, additional sheets will be created to accommodate demand
- payout will be 50/50, with 50% going to and benefitting the The Chas Foundation (remember, this is for fun but also to raise money for charity!) and the winners will share the remaining 50%
- if less than 90% of squares are sold as of February 10, 2023 at 5:00 p.m. EST, The Chas Foundation reserves the right to cancel the contest represented by the incomplete sheet and refund the money collected on the incomplete sheet.
How the game of chance works:
Each sheet of 100 squares will have no numbers assigned to them until all 100 squares are sold. Once all 100 squares on a sheet are sold, that sheet will be complete and numbers will be computer generated and randomly assigned to the X Axis and Y Axis on the sheet. Each number will correspond with a team (either the Eagles or Chiefs). You will be able to see your numbers once all 100 squares are sold on the sheet. You will have two numbers - one for the Eagles and one for the Chiefs. By way of example, you may receive Eagles #7 and Chiefs #3. If the final score of the Superbowl results in the Eagles final score ending with a 7 and Chiefs ending with a 3, then you win. By way of example, if the first quarter ends with a score of Eagles 7 and Chiefs 3, then you win the first quarter prize. Using the same example, if the final score at the end of the fourth quarter is Eagles 27 and Chiefs 33, then you win the fourth quarter prize.
You will have 4 opportunities to win. If your numbers correspond to the final score of the game at the end of the 1st quarter, 2nd quarter, 3rd quarter or 4th quarter of the SuperBowl, then you will win the corresponding prize.
Please share the link to this Superbowl Squares contest with as many people as you think would be interested in contributing to such a wonderful cause and mission! All are welcome and we encourage dissemination of this contest to all of your contacts!
Good Luck!
Please visit the Contest Rules page for any additional details provided by the commissioner, including payment information, prize details, and preferred methods for paying for your entry.
Full Contest RulesContest Status: Sold Out
This Contest is Open!
Please click on any Open boxes in the Contest Grid below to join this contest.
The commissioner has defined the cost to be $25.
Final
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35
| Box Score | KC | PHI |
|---|---|---|
| First Quarter | 7 | 7 |
| Second Quarter | 14 | 24 |
| Third Quarter | 21 | 27 |
| Fourth Quarter | 38 | 35 |
Contest Grid
For your convenience on mobile devices, we've included a zoomed-out grid and a more readable zoomed-in grid below. You can pinch and zoom on either, or simply scroll to the right with your finger on the larger grid to view the hidden boxes.
| CHIEFS | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 4 | 8 | 0 | 9 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 6 | ||
| E A G L E S | 2 | JWW | HW | JML | JML | Alliso. M. | Mph | T | SUN | Noah s. | Nancy M. |
| 6 | JVP | JML | JRM | Ari S. | MPC | MPC | AJA | AJP | Kriste. K. | FF | |
| 5 | JML | BWK | JGD | SPR | TH | JGD | JLAZ | MDB | Joslyn S. | FF | |
| 7 | DAN | MPC | MH | JLAZ | PS | Levi S. | PS | GGC | FF | ED | |
| 0 | MR | MPC | SPR | CEP | Mph | PS | Leslie T. | JVP | JMAZ | Mph | |
| 3 | JML | 52 | Kriste. K. | JMAZ | MS | PS | JRM | NL | 59 | AJA | |
| 4 | FF | FF | SUN | T | HW | JVP | MTC | MR | Pen | HBW | |
| 8 | JRM | TMB | Mph | AJA | JLD | Bucksh. | Lafaye. | Kriste. K. | HBW | HMK | |
| 9 | JGD | HBW | JAP | JMAZ | Kriste. K. | DAN | JMAZ | FF | FF | HMK | |
| 1 | HBW | JGD | JML | FF | JVP | HW | HW | KS | GGC | JRM | |
Quick Answers
The numbers assignment process is entirely controlled by the commissioner of this individual contest.
When the commissioner is ready to post the numbers, they are able to either have our system randomly assign and show the numbers on the contest page, or manually set the numbers to some predetermined order. The most common example of the latter being when there is some real-world "ceremony", such as children drawing random numbers out of a hat. Our system allows for the commissioner to manually input those specific numbers, or to simply have the site randomly order the numbers and post them to the contest grids.
For specific inquiries regarding which method is going to be used, and when this will take place, you should contact your contest commissioner, whose information is shown at the very top of each contest page.
The commissioner of this contest has defined the cost to be $25.
For any further specifics on the cost structure, please click here to visit the Contest Rules page to see if the commissioner has provided any further detail.
When you first join a contest, we create a simple SBPS User Account to store your box information, including your email address, to help the contest commissioner facilitate their contest.
You will be sent a brief welcome email that encourages you to set a password for your account. You will need this password the next time you visit our site, in order to protect your own identity against other people pretending to be you and use your email address.
We like to think of it like this: "Oh, we know that email address! You were here before. Please prove that was you by providing your password."
Sharing this contest is as easy as sharing the link to this contest.
This can be done via social media post on Facebook or Twitter (or any other platform), by email to your list of friends and family, or by text message.
You can also quite easily share this contest via QR code, by letting anyone else nearby use their smart phone to activate the image with their phone camera.
Please consult your contest commissioner with any specific rules, however, as they are the ones who determine who should or should not have access to join this contest. Please be respectful of their desired setup, which may or may not intend for this to be shared publicly.
Our website does not enforce any sort of limit on square counts. As far as we're concerned, you are "able" to reserve as many squares as you like.
However - we recommend that you please click here to visit the Contest Rules page to see if the commissioner has provided any further information about box quantities.
If your contest has a linked sporting event scoreboard, that scoreboard should be updating constantly.
For all NFL football games - including regular season and the playoffs - the scoreboard will update in nearly real time. In other sports, it updates every minute or two or three, depending on the sport.
Contest Passwords are case sensitive - meaning every upper case and lower case letter has to match the true password exactly as it was set by the commissioner.
Additionally, any extra spaces or characters will trigger an error as well. Often, mobile devices will try to "correct" your input by fixing spelling, capitalizing letters, or adding spaces and punctuation. Be sure to undo whatever corrections your mobile device makes, leaving only the exact password.
If for some reason your password isn't working, your first step should be to contact the contest commissioner, whose information is shown at the top of the contest page, and ask them to confirm the exact correct contest password, including which letters need to be capitalized.
The website does not automatically show which squares are currently winning, which squares already won, or where the current score of the game is on the contest grid.
This is for a variety of reasons - the most important being that every contest is unique, with its own unique rules that apply to it, and we aren't going to attempt to "guess" what each of our commissioners uniquely intended for their specific contest.
The commissioner has the ability to manually define winners any time they like - so hopefully they will take advantage of this feature to highlight the winning squares.
We encourage you to click here to visit the Contest Winners page to see if the commissioner has declared any of the winners..
Of course you can!
Contests at SBPS are always free to create, and the entire setup process takes about 3 minutes.
AFC South
| Team | W | L | T |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville | 9 | 4 | 0 |
| Houston | 8 | 5 | 0 |
| Indianapolis | 8 | 5 | 0 |
| Tennessee | 2 | 11 | 0 |
AP Top 25
| Rk | Team | Rec | Pts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Indiana (66) | 13-0 | 1650 |
| 2 | Georgia | 12-1 | 1550 |
| 3 | Ohio State | 12-1 | 1538 |
| 4 | Texas Tech | 12-1 | 1452 |
About SBPS - Celebrating 20 Years
I founded Super Bowl Pool Site (SBPS) in 2006 as an engineering student at Duke University who wanted a simple, reliable way for friends and teams to organize squares contests online. What began as a small side project has grown steadily for nearly two decades. We've hosted over 100,000 squares contests for family gatherings, team fundraisers, office events, and community groups across the country.
Over the years, SBPS has expanded beyond the Super Bowl to support contests for NFL games, college football matchups, and virtually any event involving two teams and a scoreboard. Our goal has always been the same: provide an easy, secure, and ad-supported platform where commissioners can set up contests quickly and participants can enjoy a familiar, straightforward experience.
Thank you for being part of our growing community and helping us celebrate more than 20 years of SBPS.
Contest Grid
For your convenience on mobile devices, we've included a zoomed-out grid and a more readable zoomed-in grid below. You can pinch and zoom on either, or simply scroll to the right with your finger on the larger grid to view the hidden boxes.
| CHIEFS | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | 4 | 8 | 0 | 9 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 7 | 6 | ||
| E A G L E S | 2 | JWW | HW | JML | JML | Alliso. M. | Mph | T | SUN | Noah s. | Nancy M. |
| 6 | JVP | JML | JRM | Ari S. | MPC | MPC | AJA | AJP | Kriste. K. | FF | |
| 5 | JML | BWK | JGD | SPR | TH | JGD | JLAZ | MDB | Joslyn S. | FF | |
| 7 | DAN | MPC | MH | JLAZ | PS | Levi S. | PS | GGC | FF | ED | |
| 0 | MR | MPC | SPR | CEP | Mph | PS | Leslie T. | JVP | JMAZ | Mph | |
| 3 | JML | 52 | Kriste. K. | JMAZ | MS | PS | JRM | NL | 59 | AJA | |
| 4 | FF | FF | SUN | T | HW | JVP | MTC | MR | Pen | HBW | |
| 8 | JRM | TMB | Mph | AJA | JLD | Bucksh. | Lafaye. | Kriste. K. | HBW | HMK | |
| 9 | JGD | HBW | JAP | JMAZ | Kriste. K. | DAN | JMAZ | FF | FF | HMK | |
| 1 | HBW | JGD | JML | FF | JVP | HW | HW | KS | GGC | JRM | |
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