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Free Printable Super Bowl Squares 2025: Strategy, Odds, How to Play & Best Numbers

Andrew Reid

Last Updated: August 16, 2024 11:53 AM EDT • 5 min 41 sec read.

A general view of the scoreboard before Super Bowl LVIII as we look at Super Bowl Squares odds and predictions.
A general view of the scoreboard before Super Bowl LVIII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers at Allegiant Stadium. Photo by: Kirby Lee/USA TODAY Sports.

It's a market that even casual fans can easily get involved with. You see it at every Super Bowl party and bar leading up to the Big Game.

Our Super Bowl Squares guide will help you navigate the ever-popular betting market for Super Bowl picks with NFL odds from our best Super Bowl betting sites.

A good Super Bowl Squares contest is as important to the experience as the snacks, halftime show, commercials, and various Super Bowl prop bet odds.

A game of Super Bowl Football Squares alongside our other Super Bowl odds can make the event more exciting for everyone. Many of our best NFL betting sites offer Super Bowl squares as a betting market, so you don't need to worry about tracking results yourself at your Super Bowl party.

While our Super Bowl predictions foresee different teams in Super Bowl 59, the same premise will apply.

Super Bowl Square odds

(Super Bowl square odds from our best sportsbooks as of Feb. 11)

Any quarter squares

Bettors can wager on the outcome of any quarter, as well as the game's final score.

The numbers in the "Square Result" column below represent the only or second digit in the respective team's score at the end of any quarter.

Here were the odds for Super Bowl any quarter square results during the Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers game in 2024.

Square ResultDraftKingsFanDuel
Chiefs 0:0 49ers
Chiefs 0:7 49ers +275+310
Chiefs 7:0 49ers+295+340
Chiefs 0:3 49ers+370+500
Chiefs 3:0 49ers+380+500
Chiefs 7:7 49ers +350+390
Chiefs 3:7 49ers+475+550
Chiefs 7:3 49ers+475+600
Chiefs 3:3 49ers+650+800
Chiefs 0:4 49ers+650+700

Super Bowl final result square odds

This market is a little simpler and asks for only the second digit of each team's score at the end of the game. The odds for each square are higher due to the broader range of possibilities over a 60-minute game. 

Square ResultDraftKingsFanDuelCaesars
Chiefs 7:0 49ers  đź”Ą  
Chiefs 0:7 49ers+2200+2300+2000
Chiefs 7:4 49ers+2500+2900+2200
Chiefs 3:0 49ers+2800+3200+2500
Chiefs 0:3 49ers+2800+3300+2500
Chiefs 4:7 49ers+2500+2900+2200
Chiefs 4:1 49ers+3000+3400+3500
Chiefs 1:4 49ers+3500+3400+3500
Chiefs 6:3 49ers+4000+5000+4000
Chiefs 3:7 49ers+3500+3300+2500

Free printable Super Bowl Squares sheet

This is a look at the sheet we hooked you up with last year, but we'll have a new one in time for Super Bowl 59 once the teams are decided!

Simply download our free printable Super Bowl Squares sheet, assign one team to the column and one to the rows, and then randomly assign numbers 0-9 to each column and row.

Then at your Super Bowl party, decide on a buy-in for all of your guest and have that prize pool split into winners per quarter and for the entire game. Once they select their square (or squares), sit back and enjoy the game. Worry only about tracking the results at the end of each quarter.

What are Super Bowl Squares?

Super Bowl Squares is a popular game at any Super Bowl party because anybody can win, even non-football fans who are just at the party to hang out, have some snacks, and see the halftime show.

To win a prize, you simply need to own the square that contains the last digit of each team’s score at the end of any quarter or at the end of the game.

How to play Super Bowl Squares

To play a game of Super Bowl Squares, you first need to draw a grid with 10 columns and 10 rows that intersect to create 100 Squares. The columns are assigned to one Super Bowl team and the rows are assigned to the other.

Next, randomly select numbers from zero to nine for each row and each column. Since certain numbers are more valuable than others in Super Bowl Squares (more on that below), the numbers should then be covered up so that no one purchasing Squares can see them. After players have purchased all the Squares and written their initials in them, you can reveal the numbers for each row and each column.

At the end of each quarter and of the game, whoever owns the square that matches the final digit of each team’s score wins a prize. For example, if the rows in 2024 were assigned to the Chiefs and the columns were assigned to the 49ers, a player who holds the No. 7 in their row and the No. 3 in their column would win a prize if the Chiefs led the 49ers 17-13 at the end of a quarter or the game.

What are the best numbers for Super Bowl Squares?

Since most scoring in football is done in sevens (converted touchdowns with a successful point-after attempt) and threes (field goals), some numbers are better to hold than others. Zero is the most common last number for a team’s score, and the numbers 0, 7, and 3 have combined to hit more than 50% of the time in Super Bowl history.

The numbers 5, 2, and 8 are the worst squares to have, combining to hit approximately 8% of the time. However, recent changes to the way NFL football is played (such as teams attempting more two-point conversions and missing more extra points) means anything’s possible. So don’t lose hope if you get one of these numbers!

How to win Super Bowl Squares

Since the numbers for Super Bowl Squares are assigned randomly and not revealed until you’ve purchased your squares, the biggest key to winning Super Bowl Squares is luck bing on your side.

However, you can still be strategic when choosing which squares you buy. For example, purchasing squares in a diagonal line increases the likelihood that you’ll get some of the better numbers, but it can also make you more vulnerable to getting a few of the worse numbers, as well. Another strategy is buying multiple squares in the same column or row and hoping that you get one of the best numbers for one of the teams.

Who plays Super Bowl Squares?

Super Bowl squares is a fun and easy game to play, making it a great option for anyone looking to make the Super Bowl even more entertaining.

You don’t even need to be together in the same room to play Super Bowl squares. In addition to Super Bowl parties, Super Bowl squares is also a popular game in office pools or fundraisers.

How to read Super Bowl Squares odds

Reading Super Bowl squares odds is straightforward. Odds are usually presented in a format like +500 or -200. Positive odds (e.g., +500) show how much profit you’d make on a $100 bet.

For example, a $100 bet at +500 odds would win you $500, plus your original $100 stake, totaling $600. Negative odds (e.g., -200) indicate how much you need to bet to win $100. So, a $200 bet at -200 odds would win you $100, plus your $200 stake, totaling $300.

These odds also reflect the probability of a particular Super Bowl Squares outcome. Lower odds (e.g., +300) suggest a higher likelihood, while higher odds (e.g., +2000) indicate a lower probability. These odds are set by the possibility of an outcome and betting patterns.

If Chiefs 7:0 gets +500 odds and 49ers 7:0 gets +1000 odds for any quarter square, Chiefs 7:0 is considered more likely to be the outcome. If you bet $100 on Chiefs 7:0 and they win the quarter 7-0, you’d get $600 back ($500 profit + $100 stake).

Super Bowl Squares FAQs

What is Super Bowl Squares?

Super Bowl Squares is a game played on a board with 100 squares that have two sets of numbers, one for the AFC and one for the NFC representatives.

At the end of each quarter or at the end of the game, whichever player owns the square that matches up with the last digit in both teams’ score will win a prize.

How does Super Bowl Squares work?

A Super Bowl Squares board features a grid of 10 columns and 10 rows that intersect to create 100 squares. Every column and every row is randomly numbered from zero to nine, although those numbers aren’t revealed until players have purchased every square on the board.

Can you bet on Super Bowl Squares?

All of our legal and regulated best sportsbooks offer Super Bowl Squares. Options include any quarter and final result. 

What are the best numbers for Super Bowl Squares?

Zero, seven, and three are the best numbers for Super Bowl Squares, combining to hit more than 50% of the time in Super Bowl history. This is because most scoring in football is done in sevens (converted touchdowns) and threes (field goals).

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Written By:
Andrew Reid
Andrew is a Publishing Editor at Sportsbook Review. He graduated from Acadia University with a degree in Kinesiology, working as a personal trainer and in injury rehab, and then attended the College of Sports Media in Toronto to attain a diploma in Radio and Television Sports Broadcasting. Andrew has been involved in the sports betting and fantasy sports space since joining the FNTSY Sports Network in 2014, where he worked as a producer, director, and occasional on-air talent on various shows focusing on sports betting and DFS content. Prior to joining SBR, he spent multiple years with the USA Today Network as an editor and writer. Living in Newfoundland, Andrew frequents grey market sportsbooks, but in the past, when he's lived in regulated areas, he's become well-versed with all of our best sportsbooks. As strictly a casual bettor, he enjoys making touchdown parlays with friends (bro-lays), sweating out golf cut parlays during majors, playing same-game parlays for fun, and chasing long-shot bets. He also enjoys using sportsbooks that have solid iGaming and casino platforms. As the old guy on staff, he has an affinity for industry news, which confuses some, but shh ... quiet ... the news is on.