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Super Bowl squares template (free printable)

A clean 10 by 10 squares grid you can customize and print in a minute. Add your teams and payouts, print it or save it as a PDF, and tape it up at the office or the party.

Leave the numbers blank to draw them after the squares are taken, which is the fair way to play. In the print window, pick “Save as PDF” to keep a copy.

Super Bowl Squares

Q1 25% · Halftime 25% · Q3 25% · Final 25%

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12345678910
11121314151617181920
21222324252627282930
31323334353637383940
41424344454647484950
51525354555657585960
61626364656667686970
71727374757677787980
81828384858687888990
919293949596979899100

Q1 winner: __________

Halftime winner: __________

Q3 winner: __________

Final winner: __________

Free template from incomechecker.com/super-bowl-squares-template

Skip the paper. Run the whole pool online for free.

Share one link, let people pick squares, draw numbers, and track winners. No account needed.

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How to use a printed squares sheet

  1. Print the blank grid and post it where everyone can reach it, or pass it around.
  2. Each person writes their name in the squares they buy. Collect money as squares are claimed.
  3. When all 100 squares are full, draw the digits 0–9 from a hat for the top row, then again for the side.
  4. Write the numbers in, take a photo, and send it to the group.
  5. After each quarter, match the last digit of each team’s score and write the winner at the bottom.

Not sure how scoring works? Read how Super Bowl squares work, and copy a ready-made set of squares rules.

Paper vs. online squares

A printed sheet is great when everyone is in one room. If your group is spread out, an online pool saves the photos and texts: people pick squares from a link, the numbers are drawn for you, and winners light up as you enter the score. You can still print the online board.

FAQ

How do I print the Super Bowl squares template?

Fill in the title, teams, and payouts, then press “Print or save as PDF.” The sheet prints on one landscape page without the rest of the website.

Can I get the template as a PDF?

Yes. In the print window, choose “Save as PDF” as the printer. You get a PDF you can email or print later.

Does this work as a football squares template for other games?

Yes. Change the title and team names for any NFL or college game, the playoffs, or Thanksgiving. The grid is the same for every game.

Should I fill in the numbers before printing?

Usually not. Print the grid blank, let everyone pick squares, then draw the numbers and write them in. Filling them in first lets people grab the squares with the best digits.