If you want to skip all of this setup and rigamarole and you live in a state with legal sports betting, you can play squares through our friends at DraftKings Sportsbook. This will make each square a combination of two numbers and will determine winners and payouts. Assign numbers 1 through 9 (in the order they were pulled or generated) to the top row and the far left column. To finalize your squares board, you can use the trusty pick-numbers-out-of-a-hat method or use a random number generator online. If you’re hosting a party and you want to incorporate squares as part of the fun, you can set your bracket up near the entrance and let your guests buy in and select their squares when they arrive.

Collect people’s money ($1 per square is kind of the standard, and I’d limit people to 10 squares and have at least 10 people playing to make it more fun) and you can coordinate everything through, or you can take responsibility for filling out the bracket with assigned squares and keeping track of everything.

If you want to play online, everything can be done remotely. It’s pure luck, and anyone can participate. Invite your friends, family, colleagues - playing squares doesn’t require any level of football knowledge or any specific skill. If you’re running your own squares game, you’re going to need people to play squares with you otherwise you’re just winning back your own money and there’s not actually any competition. You can make your own, or you can download this free version from. You need a 10x10 grid with 100 total squares. Here’s everything you need to know to set up the game, draw or assign numbers, and figure out the winners. You can spice up your Super Bowl party and maybe even win a little money with Super Bowl squares. The Chiefs are taking on the Eagles this Sunday in Super Bowl LVII in Glendale, Ariz., but that doesn’t have to be the only hot competition taking place this weekend.

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