This Super Bowl Squares contest is a free, online game created by your commissioner.

While there are some common scoring rules across different contests, we give contest commissioners the freedom to create their own rules for their squares contest.

Whether you’re new to the concept or a seasoned squares aficionado, we've found it's best to make sure you're familiar with the specific rules of your contest, so you know exactly what to cheer for when watching the game.

Any questions you have about the rules of this contest should be directed towards your contest commissioner, whose contact information is found at the top of every page in this contest.

The setup for Super Bowl squares on Sunday February 13 is simple. A pool consists of 10 vertical columns and 10 horizontal rows thatched together and numbered from zero to nine.

The NFC team has the rows and the AFC gets the columns. Each of the 100 squares inside are purchased individually.

Each square is priced equally. The numbers assigned to each row and column are selected at random once every box of the pool has been sold.

At the end of every quarter, the person whose square corresponds with the intersection of the second digit of each team’s score wins a prize (for example, a 14–7 score at the end of the first quarter pays out the owner of the square at row 4, column 7).

**Important** To give everyone more chances at getting "good" numbers. The numbers will be changed randomly for each quarter of the game.

Squares are $25 each, the total pot will be $2,500 ($1,500 donated to the SD Nine and $1,000 to be used as prizes for the winners).

There will be (4) Winners.

1st Quarter Winner is $100
2nd Quarter Winner is $200
3rd Quarter Winner is $300
4th Quarter Winner is $400

Venmo @EricWAndrews

When sending your Venmo, use the notes to:
1) Indicate how many squares you are buying
2) Provide your email address

If you don't have Venmo and need another arrangement, please call or text Eric Andrews at (858) 735-4747.