Stop chasing 100 people for a squares board.
Squares and line pool boards for college football and NFL game day. Set one up in about a minute, share one link, and the board fills itself while you do nothing.
Create a boardChiefs vs Bills · End of 1st: 17–14
Bills →
Chiefs →
Row 2, column 1 takes the 1st: home score ends in 7, away in 4. This is an example — tap around, nothing is saved.
Three things paper can't do
Share one link.
Post it once. People claim their own squares without you asking, and the board fills while you do nothing.
Drawn at random on the server the moment the game kicks off. One draw, never redone, and everyone sees when it happened.
Fair by design.
Numbers are drawn at random at kickoff, and everyone sees when it happened. No redraws, no arguments.
Scores keep themselves.
Scores post automatically as the game goes and each period names its square. You never touch a pencil.
Two formats. Pick one, or run both.
Everyone knows squares. The line pool is the smaller, faster one your group will keep running every Saturday and Sunday. Both work for any game with a score.
Squares
100 spots · 10×10- Tap any open square on the grid and put your name on it. Take one or a handful.
- 0 through 9 are shuffled once for the home team's rows and once for the away team's columns, in the open, timestamped.
- Home 17, away 14 → home digit 7, away digit 4. The square where that row meets that column takes the period.
17–14 → row 7, column 4
Line pool
10 seats · one digit each- Perfect for a shop floor, a crew, or a family. Add names up front or share the link and let people grab a seat.
- Shuffled once at kickoff, in the open, timestamped. No redraws.
- 21 + 13 = 34. The total ends in 4, so whoever holds seat 4 takes the period. One line of arithmetic, shown on the board.
21 + 13 = 34 → 4 takes it
Game day organizing, minus the clipboard.
Name, two teams, done. Your group does the rest.