Super Bowl Squares Generator: Free Printable Grid
This free super bowl squares generator builds a printable 10 by 10 grid for your party or pool. It is part of our Sports Tools and Utilities hub.
Super Bowl Squares (also called Football Squares or Box Pool) is one of the most popular and easiest ways to add excitement to the big game. There is no football knowledge required! It’s a fun, luck-based pool where players claim squares on a 10×10 grid (100 total squares), random numbers 0-9 are assigned to rows and columns, and winners are determined by the last digits of each team’s score at the end of each quarter and the final score.
Use our free interactive generator below to build a custom grid for Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California (broadcast on NBC and Peacock, 6:30 p.m. ET). Perfect for office pools, family gatherings, charity events, or friendly bets before we get to see the Seattle Seahawks play the New England Patriots.
How to Use the Super Bowl Squares Generator
- Enter the teams for the Top Row (one conference) and Left Column (the other conference).
- Click the button on whether to show the numbers or not.
- If you display the numbers, click the randomize button to assign.
- Click the print grid button to Print directly from the page or save as PDF for sharing/emailing.
Generate Your Custom Super Bowl Squares Grid
Super Bowl Squares
Quick Rules: How Super Bowl Squares Works
- Grid Setup: 10×10 = 100 squares. One team (e.g., AFC Champion) on top (columns), the other (e.g., NFC Champion) on the side (rows).
- Claim Squares: Players pick/buy squares before numbers are assigned (random 0-9 drawn for each row/column after all are filled—use a hat/draw app for fairness).
- Winning Squares: At the end of Q1, halftime (Q2), Q3, and final score, match the last digit of each team’s score to find the intersecting square’s winner.
- Example: If score is Broncos 23 – Patriots 17 → last digits 3 (Broncos) and 7 (Patriots) → that square wins for the quarter.
- Payouts: Vary by your group—common options below. The pool total = # squares sold × cost per square.
- Overtime? Most pools use final score (post-OT) for the last payout; check your rules.
Popular Payout Examples (for a 100-Square Pool)
Customize in the generator! Here are standard setups:
- Equal Payouts (simple & fair): $10/square = $1,000 pot
- Each quarter winner: $250
- Final score winner: $250
- Increasing Payouts (builds excitement):
- 1st Quarter: $100
- 2nd Quarter (Halftime): $200
- 3rd Quarter: $200
- Final Score: $500
- Percentage Split (common for charity/office):
- 20% to Q1 winner
- 30% to Q2 (halftime)
- 20% to Q3
- 30% to final score (or 40% final for bigger finish)
- Other Twists: Winner-take-all on final only, reverse payouts (losing score wins extra), or neighbor bonuses (adjacent squares split a side pot).
Best/Worst Numbers (Historical Trends)
Numbers like 0, 1, 3, 4, and 7 appear most often in football scores (great for last-digit wins). Avoid 2, 5, 9 if you can!
Ready to Play?
Generate your grid above, print extras, and share with friends! For more Super Bowl fun, check out our other resources:
- Printable Super Bowl Squares Template 2026: 100-Square Grid PDF
- Printable 2026 NFL Playoff Bracket: Updated Paths to Super Bowl LX
- 2026 NFL Conference Championship Bracket & Preview
Questions or custom requests? Comment below or reach out on X @javanx3d. Good luck! We’ll be adding features based on user request. May your squares hit the big scores!
Last Updated: January 19, 2026 (for Super Bowl LX on Feb 8, 2026)
Frequently Asked Questions
How do Super Bowl squares work?
Players claim squares on a 10 by 10 grid before the game. After the squares are filled, each row and column is assigned a digit from 0 to 9, and winners are decided by the last digit of each team’s score.
How does this generator assign the numbers?
You can fill the grid here and use our random number generator to draw the row and column digits fairly once every square is sold.
How many squares are on the grid?
A standard Super Bowl squares grid has 100 squares, 10 rows by 10 columns, one for each combination of digits.
How do you win Super Bowl squares?
At the end of each quarter, take the last digit of each team’s score, find that row and column, and the player in that square wins.
Is the Super Bowl squares generator free?
Yes, it is free to use and print, with no signup required.
