The Super Bowl is not only about finding out who the next NFL champion will be, but also about playing for good amounts of money, and not only on the gridiron and with the official sponsors, but also at home and with your friends or family you can get a few extra dollars and tons of fun with the Super Bowl Squares.
Before continuing with the tips for creating your Super Bowl Squares, we would like to point out that this information is shared for you to have fun with your friends, but the issue of betting should be taken responsibly, as you could be committing a crime.
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One way to have fun is with Super Bowl Squares, where luck and the performance of the teams can help us win money and above all have a good time with family and friends.
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After we shared with you how to play Super Bowl Squares, now we reveal the three options to make these grids.
Option 1: Manual (Paper or Blackboard)
- Draw a 10×10 grid on a sheet of paper, whiteboard or cardboard.
- Write the teams:
- A team at the top (e.g. Eagles).
- The other on the left side (e.g. Chiefs).
- Assign players to the squares they choose
- Each person chooses a square and writes their name or initials.
- You can charge per square or just do it for fun.
- Randomly assign numbers (0-9) to each row and column after all squares are occupied.
- Determine the winners at the end of each quarter and at the end of the game.
Option 2: Use an Online Tool
- If you prefer something digital and automated, there are several sites where you can create a Super Bowl Squares and share it with friends:
Grid-Iron SquaresSuper Bowl Pool SitePlay Football Squares
- These tools allow you to generate the board, assign numbers randomly and track the results live.
Option 3: Use a Spreadsheet (Google Sheets or Excel)
If you prefer something personalized but digital, you can do this in a spreadsheet:
- Create a 10×10 table in Excel or Google Sheets.
- Place the names of the teams in the top row and left column.
- Leave the boxes empty for the players to choose.
- After filling in the boxes, use a formula to assign numbers randomly (e.g. =RANDBETWEEN(0,9)).
- Follow the normal rules for determining winners.
