In the days leading up to the Super Bowl, there are ways in which fun and profit can go hand in hand, and we have suggested organizing Super Bowl squares.

We reiterate that this information we share with you is for you to have fun with your friends, but the issue of betting should be taken responsibly, as you could be committing a crime.

The game is played on a 10×10 grid, with one side of the grid with the AFC champion (Kansas City Chiefs) and the other side with the NFC champion (Philadelphia Eagles).

Each participant buys a square for a fixed price that can be determined by the player. You can buy as many squares as you want.

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The winner is determined by the final score of each quarter. For example, if the score at the end of the first quarter is 13-10 in favor of the Eagles, whoever has the number 3 on the NFC side and the number 0 on the AFC side will be the winner of that quarter.

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This is how the prizes are distributed in Super Bowl squares

We have already defined that the Super Bowl squares can have different prices. So let’s do an exercise, assuming that all 100 Super Bowl squares were sold.

Let’s assume that the paintings were sold in their entirety, so the amount collected varies between 1,000 (if you sold the paintings at 10 dollars each), 2,000 (if you sold the paintings at 20 dollars each) or 5,000 (if you sold the paintings at 50 dollars each).

With these figures, we share with you the way in which the accumulated amounts should be distributed, favouring the final score of the game.