Super Bowl squares is one of the longest-running and most popular money pool games every year for the Super Bowl. Though the rise of sports betting in America has made it easier for millions of sports fans to bet on more discrete outcomes of games, a game like squares tied to final quarter and game scores remains popular because unlikely traditional sports betting, it’s easy and fun for those that are only here for the commercials and halftime show and hardcore alike.

This post will be updated throughout the game at the end of each quarter. If you need more information on squares, here are some helpful articles:

Put simply, though, squares is a grid game where participants buy grids at a set price point. Numbers from 0-9 are randomized across the vertical and horizontal axis assigned to each team. At the end of each quarter, the last number of each team’s score determines the winning square. Payout percentages from the pool are determined for each quarter and the final score when the game is set up.

The score at the end of the first quarter was Eagles 7, Chiefs 0, making the winning grid combination a 0 on the Chiefs axis and 7 on the Eagles axis.

Congratulations if you had that number! We’ll be back with the second quarter’s results once halftime hits.

The second quarter concluded 24-0, Eagles.

That makes the winning grid combination a 0 on the Chiefs axis and 4 on the Eagles axis.

The third quarter ended with the Eagles leading 34-6. That makes the winning numbers 6 on the Chiefs axis and 4 on the Eagles axis.

The final score of the game was Eagles 40, Chiefs 22. That makes the winning numbers for the game 2 on the Chiefs axis and 0 on the Eagles axis.

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