The annual tradition of Super Bowl squares lives on and The Post has you covered with a printable box template.

First quarter: Eagles lead 7-0, so the square ... a Super Bowl party, it’s all the more intriguing. Squares contests are a straight forward concept. You print out a 10x10 grid of 100 squares ...

Here’s what you need to know: Super Bowl squares require participants to fill in 100 squares on an unlabeled 10-by-10 grid. There’s no real strategy — just pick a blank square, write your ...

Below you’ll find information on how to play Super Bowl squares. Super Bowl squares begin with a blank 10×10 grid with 100 empty squares. As you can see in the grid (via ESPN), the Philadelphia ...

Playing Super Bowl squares is one the easiest ways for non-football savvy fans to have action on the Big Game. It's simply a random game of chance where each entrant is assigned one of 100 squares.

2, 5, 8, and 9: The black holes of Super Bowl squares. There’s just no natural way for football scores to end in these numbers consistently. If you pull a 2-8 combo, consider it a charitable don ...

Now, let's unravel the magic behind Super Bowl squares. - Fill the entire grid before drawing numbers. - The grid consists of 100 squares, typically arranged with the home team on top and the ...

Prizes depend on the group’s preferences. Some pools charge as little as $1 per square, while others go up to $100. Lower buy-ins generally attract more participants, making the game more engaging.

Super Bowl squares have been a highlight of parties for years, even making its way to regular season games thanks to ...