Queen of All Saints Superbowl Squares

Squares this year will be sold only online and are $25 each.  The completed board will be posted online so you can monitor during the SuperBowl.

  The Basics:

• $25.00 per square, no limit
• Each quarter has a payout of $250
• Numbers drawn LIVE at Trivia Night and only assigned after all squares are taken
• Final score is used for last game board, whether 4th quarter or OT.
• One winner per quarter.
• Final board available online for printing.

How the Squares Game is played : A winner is determined at the end of the 1st quarter, 2nd quarter, 3rd quarter, and Final* Game score. The winner is determined by looking at the last number in each of the teams' score, and then matching those numbers on the grid and seeing which square intersects those two numbers. An example would be if the Miami Dolphins were playing the New York Giants in the Super Bowl, and the score at halftime was Miami Dolphins 33, and NY Giants 24. The last number for the Dolphins is 3, and the last number for the Giants is 4. The square on the grid that has the Dolphins with a number of 3, and Giants score of 4, would be the winner for the 2nd quarter. 

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QASAA March Madness Squares   CLICK HERE TO PLAY

Squares this year will be sold only online and are $50 each.  The completed board will be posted online so you can monitor during the Tournament.

  The Basics:

• $50.00 per square, no limit
• 63 chances to win
• Games start with the first round on 3/21/2024.  The 4 play-in games will not count
• Numbers will be drawn once the board is completely sold or Wednesday night before the tournament after 7pm.
• Payouts a follows:
  • $20 Round 1 games
  • $40 Round 2 games
  • $60 Sweet 16 games
  • $90 Elite 8 games
  • $125 Final 4 games
  • $250 Championship game
• On winner per game.
• Final board available online for printing.

How the Squares Game is played : A winner is determined final score of each tournament game. The winner is determined by looking at the last number in each of the teams' score, and then matching those numbers on the grid and seeing which square intersects those two numbers. An example would be if Duke beat NC 93-84, the square highlighted in the grid on right would be the winner using the last digit of each team's final score.  Payouts for each game depend on the round of the tournament in which the game was played.