Auction Squares: bid on the squares you want
Football squares where the good numbers go to the highest bidder, not a random draw.
Get up to $100→In classic football squares everyone pays the same price and a draw decides who holds 0 and 7, the numbers that hit most. Auction Squares, created by BettorEdge, lets your group set the price instead. Players bid on squares until bidding ends, so the strong numbers cost more and the long shots go cheap. Once the game starts, squares can still change hands between players at a price they agree on.
How it works
Set up the board
Create an Auction Squares competition for the game and invite your group.
Bid on squares
Everyone bids on the squares they want until bidding ends.
Trade during the game
Think a team scores before the quarter ends? Make an offer for that square.
Why it matters
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Auction Squares FAQ
How is Auction Squares different from regular squares?+
Regular squares sell every square at one price and draw the numbers at random. In Auction Squares players bid on squares, so the price reflects how likely each square is to hit.
Can I trade a square after the game starts?+
Yes. Once the game starts, players can still buy and sell squares with each other at an agreed price.
Which squares are worth bidding up?+
Historically, digits like 0, 3, 4 and 7 land far more often than 2, 5 or 9. BettorEdge's football squares page shows how often every square has hit by quarter.