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.

Super Bowl squares work by using a 10x10 grid with 100 squares, where one team gets the rows and the other the columns, and after squares are bought, random numbers (0-9) are assigned to the axes; winners are determined by the last digit of each team's score at the end of quarters, with the intersecting square paying out based on the score's last digits, say 4 for one team and 7 for the other, you check the square at the intersection of that row and column.

The end of each quarter scoring will determine the winner. There will be four prizes total for each quarter with $125.00 payable within a day of the Super Bowl ending to the method used to reserve the square.

When you make payment PLEASE ensure you leave a note of which square(s) the payment is for and if $10/20 board in case you are buying multiple squares. When filling out square information it will ask for email. You can also provide cell number on payment note as well. If payment is not received within a day of square reservation, the reservation will be removed.

Note: Payment via Venmo or Zelle, please ensure you leave note with specific information per rules page and select person/individual for either (not a business/no email options).
Venmo access: @Julie-Harrison-74 (if it asks for last 4 digit = 6002).
Example Note: $10 board, squares 5, 10, 15. J.Harrison
Zelle access: Person; mobile number (8509746002); name (Julie Harrison)
Example Note: $10 board, squares 5, 10, 15. J.Harrison