Football Squares Generator
Make a free 10x10 football squares grid for any game: add team names and players, draw random numbers, and print it for your pool.
Click any square to type a name. Everything stays in your browser.
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How to run a football squares pool
- Print the grid or share your screen, and let players write their names in the squares they want.
- Once all 100 squares are taken, press Draw numbers to assign 0–9 to every row and column at random.
- After each quarter, find the last digit of each team's score: the square where they meet wins.
Frequently asked questions
How do football squares work?
A 10-by-10 grid gives 100 squares. Players claim squares, then the numbers 0 to 9 are drawn at random for each team's row and column. At the end of each quarter, the square matching the last digit of each team's score wins that quarter's prize.
What are the best numbers in football squares?
Historically 0, 7, 3 and 4 hit most often as the last digit of an NFL score, while 2, 5 and 9 are rarer. That is why numbers are drawn after the squares are picked.
How do I pay out football squares?
A common split is 20% for the first quarter, 20% for halftime, 20% for the third quarter and 40% for the final score. Some pools pay 25% for each quarter.