Squares pools, done right. Pick a game, set your price and payouts, share one link. The numbers stay sealed until every square is claimed — then the grid draws them, live, in front of everyone. No spreadsheets, no cheating, no "trust me."
A box pool — Super Bowl boxes, football squares, a box pool, whatever your crew calls it — is the easiest game in sports. No football knowledge required. Pure luck, 100 squares, four chances to win.
Everyone picks squares on the 10×10 grid. The grid is blank — no numbers yet. That's the whole point.
Once all 100 squares are taken, the board is set. Nobody has seen a single number.
The instant it fills, the server randomly draws 0–9 across the top and down the side and locks them forever.
End of each quarter, take the last digit of each team's score. The square where they cross wins that payout.
You're the commissioner. Set it up exactly how your group plays — the walk-down won't let you generate until every rule is locked in, so nobody argues about it later.
Pick any NFL, NBA, MLB or NHL game on the board. The teams auto-fill the two axes.
The classic 100-square grid, or a quick 25-square board for a smaller crew.
Balanced (20/20/20/40), equal quarters, progressive, a custom split, winner-take-all on the final, or a bonus on every scoring change.
Taking a rake to run it? Set the percentage. Players see it before they join — the pot math updates in the open.
Numbers don't exist until the board is full, then draw on the server. Not even you can peek or redraw them.
Optional: fresh numbers every quarter so one square can't sweep a low-scoring game.
Show your Venmo, PayPal, or Cash App so people know how to settle up with you directly.
Text a private link to your crew, or list it in the public lobby so anyone can fill your board.
Yes — any game on the board, any sport with a score. "Super Bowl box" is just the famous version. Tuesday-night baseball works exactly the same.
They can't be. The digits literally don't exist in the system until the last square is claimed. The moment the grid fills, the server draws them at random and locks them. There's no button — for anyone — to set or preview them.
The scoreboard does. Winners are graded off the live game score — last digit of each team's score at each quarter — so it's the same for everyone and nobody's opinion enters into it.
No. FantasyDailies is a free scoreboard and grid. It never touches money. Scores are kept in "sardines" as a unit only, and any settling up happens directly between you and your players, off-platform, at your own risk.
FantasyDailies provides a scoreboard and a grid — nothing more. We do not run, host, endorse, guarantee, condone, or take any part in any wager, contest, promise, or payout, and we are not responsible for any of them. No money moves through FantasyDailies. "Sardines" are a scorekeeping unit, not money. Any real settlement is strictly peer-to-peer between you and the commissioner, off this platform. You participate entirely at your own risk. Registered members only; you must be of legal age where you are. Every game requires you to accept a participation agreement before you play.
Pick a game, set the rules, share the link. We'll handle the numbers.