Super Bowl Squares.
Online. Free.

Players claim squares on a 10×10 grid before kickoff. Once the pool fills, digits 0–9 are randomly assigned to rows and columns. The square matching the last digit of each team's score at the end of Q1, Q2, Q3, and the final wins that quarter's payout.

Yes. Create a private pool, set your entry price, share one invite link, and your guests can claim squares from their phones in seconds. No spreadsheet, no paper grid needed.

Yes — sign up and get 50 free credits. Free pools cost 1 credit per square and pay out in credits. No card required. Paid subscriptions unlock unlimited pool creation for commissioners.

Yes. Pro Commissioner lets you run a private cash pool where you collect entry fees from your crew directly. APO runs the board and draws the digits — you stay the bank. We never touch the money.

We use drand (League of Entropy), a publicly verifiable randomness beacon. The cryptographic signature is published on every pool so anyone can verify the draw was completely fair.

APO runs Super Bowl pools as a free-to-play sweepstakes — legal in 47 states with no purchase necessary. Cash pools run by commissioners are private social arrangements between people who know each other, same as a paper pool at a party. See our sweepstakes rules for full details.