Super Bowl Squares Odds, Strategy: Best and Worst Numbers For Super Bowl Squares

You don't have to be a football super fan to enjoy the Big Game, with Super Bowl Squares once again returning to parties across the country to maximize the entertainment value. If you aren't sure how squares works, we can break it down very simply. It's a game of chance, where participants are assigned a specific score combination, and if it matches the exact score for both teams at the end of a quarter, half, or full game, you can earn a payout.

Although squares is mostly about luck, there are ways to position yourself for success if you have your pick of the litter. Let's take a look at the probability of quarters and final scores for today's Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl showdown in New Orleans, and see how this can make you some extra money at your Super Bowl party.

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Super Bowl Date, Time, and Where To Watch

• Date: February 9, 2025
• Time: 6:30 pm ET
• Where To Watch: FOX

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Super Bowl Squares Odds

Super Bowl Squares Strategy

Best Squares Numbers

As you can see from the odds table, 4, 7, and 0 are the best numbers for your game of Super Bowl Squares. 0 is probably the best of them all, appearing 26.94% of the time historically. It has been part of the end of quarter score in 125 of 464 possible endings.

The second crop of almost as good numbers are 3, 1, and 6. Those numbers are commonly occurring in a game where field goals take over. The Chiefs and Eagles have strong kicking games and great red zone defenses, which could lead to 3 points at the end of many long drives today.

Squares Numbers to Avoid

The numbers you don't want are 2, 5, 8, and 9. That's where it gets especially ugly, as these are increasingly unlikely to hit. The number 5 has only appeared in a quarter 12 times ever, and seven times in a final score. The number two has been used just 13 times out of the 232 total Super Bowl quarters played, and was in the final score only twice.

Ironically enough, 2 and 5 were in the final score last year in Chiefs vs. 49ers, and it took overtime to achieve this unlikely feat. Anyone holding that combo would have cashed at +10000 odds, but don't expect lightning to strike twice. If you get stuck with 2 or 5 in today's game, you might be out of luck as far as final scores go.

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