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The best and worst numbers for Super Bowl squares, and how freak plays can change them Neil Greenberg © Artur Galocha/The Washington Post This Super Bowl Sunday might not have the boisterous parties and large gatherings of a typical year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still participate in box pools, better known as Super Bowl squares. For the unfamiliar, Super Bowl squares require participants to place their name or initials in one or more of 100 squares on a 10-by-10 grid. After every box is accounted for (or purchased, if you’re playing for money), the numbers 0-9 are randomly assigned along the vertical and horizontal headers. To determine which box is a winner, take the last digit of each Super Bowl team’s score (at the conclusion of each quarter, at each scoring change or with the final whistle) and find the corresponding square on the grid to identify the winner. The Chiefs and Buccaneers can both score, but bet the under in the Super Bowl

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