Thanks for participating in our fundraiser, raising funds to support local food pantries. This $5 contest is sponsored by the Brunswick County Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians. Our $10 contest is sponsored by the Brunswick County Ancient Order of Hibernians and can be accessed using the link below. Visit our website (http://brunswick.ncaoh.com/) to see what we're about.

LAOH 2024 $5 is an online squares contest created for free at Super Bowl Pool Site.

This contest was created by Mike McGuire. If you have any questions about this contest, please direct those questions via email to the commissioner at [email protected]

The game starts with a 10-by-10 grid, or 100 individual boxes — each of which is assigned a universal price tag - $5 per square. Before the Super Bowl kicks off, you can purchase as many individual boxes as you wish, until all 100 of them are accounted for. The numbers 0-9 are then assigned to the columns and rows at random, giving two numbers to each individual cell. This contest uses multiple grids, one for each of the first, second and third quarters and one for the final score. Each player owns the same box location in each grid, so you don't get stuck with terrible numbers and never have a chance to win any of the prizes. With multiple grids, players will have four different chances at securing good numbers.

One axis represents the last digit of the NFC team's score and the other represents the last digit of the AFC team's score. Whoever has the correct digits of the score wins the pot. See the Prize Rules for the specifics.

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.

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You have the power to make all the popups and ads go away from this contest for every single player and visitor to this page! You can be the hero this contest needs for just $15! Everyone will know your name and deed (or you can remain anonymous).

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