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How to Play Football Squares

A straightforward guide to choosing squares and finding each winner.

Build 7053978 • 2026-09-11T18:46:52.337Z

Football Squares is played on a 10 × 10 board with one team assigned to each axis. The 100 squares are claimed before the numbers are drawn. After numbers 0 through 9 are randomly assigned to each row and column, the score determines the winning square.

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Football Squares rules, step by step

  • Create a 10 × 10 grid for a football matchup.
  • Players choose or receive one or more of the 100 available squares.
  • Randomly assign the digits 0 through 9 to both team axes after selections are complete.
  • At each configured scoring period, use the last digit of each team’s score.
  • Find the intersection of those two digits; the player in that square wins the period.

Example of a winning square

Suppose the score is Home 17 and Away 14 at the end of a quarter. The winning digits are 7 and 4. Follow the Home team’s 7 column and the Away team’s 4 row; the square where they meet is the winner.

Managers commonly recognize winners after each quarter and at the final score, but the manager should explain the chosen schedule and payout rules before players select squares.

Why numbers are drawn after squares are chosen

Waiting to assign the numbers keeps every unnumbered square equivalent while players are choosing. Once the selection period closes, each axis receives every digit exactly once in a random order.

Common questions

What scores win most often in football Squares?

Some final-digit combinations occur more frequently in football, but players normally choose squares before the random axis numbers are revealed, so no unnumbered square has an inherent advantage.

Can the same square win more than once?

Yes. If the score ends in the same pair of digits at multiple configured periods, the same square can win again unless the manager has established different rules.

Ready to create a grid?

Start free—no account required. Choose an upcoming football game, share the player link, and let The Squares Game handle number draws, live scoring, and winners automatically.

No account required. Real scores and winners; simulated payments and payouts for entertainment and bragging rights. No entry payments or prizes are processed.

Click here to download The Squares Game contactWhy: this helps manager login emails reach your inbox instead of junk or promotions.