Printable Super Bowl 2023 squares game for Chiefs vs Eagles
The 2023 Super Bowl is here and so too is everyone’s favorite game: Super Bowl squares.
This game is easy to play (you literally just pick a square or more) and you don’t need any knowledge of the teams or the game to win.
Below you’ll find a link to our printable Super Bowl squares sheet as well as instructions on how to play. Again, it’s super simple and lots of fun for everyone so give it a try and have some fun!
Another fun game to try, DraftKings is guaranteeing you $200 in bet credits on a $5 bet and it doesn’t even matter if you win or lose that $5 bet. Either way, the $200 is yours. To claim this, just:
- Sign up for DraftKings using this link
- Deposit $5 or more in your account
- Make a $5 or more wager
That’s it. If you use the link above and follow the instructions, you’ll guarantee yourself $200 in bets. Now, back to the squares game.
2023 Super Bowl Squares Printable Sheet
To play the Super Bowl squares game, you’ll first want to download our printable game grid here. You can see a sample version below.
Super Bowl Squares rules
To start, every participant will select one or more squares by putting their name or initials inside the square of their choice. Depending on the number of people you think will play, you can make this number as few as one or as many as you want. The purpose is to fill all 100 squares.
Typically, each square costs a certain amount of money. For this exercise, we’ll say each square costs $1.
After the squares are filled, the numbers 0-9 are randomly assigned to the team columns. This can be done by picking numbers out of a hat with the corresponding team name on those pieces of paper or by using a computer system online.
The numbers that correspond with your initial(s) are your numbers for the Super Bowl.
Once the game starts, a winner is selected at the end of each quarter with the payments amounts (typically) going up as the game progresses. The winner is the person whose box has the same two numbers as the last number in each team’s score. For instance, if the final score of this year’s game is Chiefs 24, Eagles 20, the person whose box has Red 4 and Green 0 wins.
If you don’t fill out all the squares and the winning numbers are blank, the money rolls over into the next quarter.
That’s the long and short of it. As you can see, this is a game of chance as much as anything and knowing anything about the game doesn’t matter.
