Squares for tonight's playoff game, riding on every buzzer.
Build a 10x10 board for any matchup, send the link, and a fresh winner hits at the end of each quarter. The final buzzer pays out too, and players join with no account.
Planning a bracket pool? Set one up early
- One link to share
- Works in any browser, no app
- Players never sign up
Real groups have run 1,187 boards and pools here
A fresh winner gets stamped at the end of every quarter.
NBA Playoffs Squares
Set up a 10x10 grid for the Super Bowl, any NFL game, March Madness, or NBA Playoffs. One winner per quarter, random number assignment, and players join with a link or QR code.
Create Squares Board Learn moreMarch Madness Bracket Pool
Pick winners for all 63 NCAA Tournament games. The leaderboard updates live as results roll in, with custom scoring and tiebreakers to keep things competitive.
Create Bracket Pool Learn moreHow It Works
1. Build it
Make a 10x10 squares grid or a full bracket pool. Pick the teams, set the date, done. Most people have it built before the snacks are even out.
2. Send the link
Text it, email it, or drop it in the group chat. Players open it on any device, and there is no app to download.
3. Everyone picks
Players grab squares or fill out a bracket as guests. For squares, the numbers get drawn at random the moment you lock the board, so nobody can game it.
4. Watch it play out
Scores update on their own. When a quarter ends 17 to 24, the Home 7 and Away 4 square lights up and that player wins. Brackets climb the leaderboard with every right pick.
How sports squares actually work
Squares is the watch-party game where you don't need to know a thing about the sport to win. Everyone grabs squares on a 10x10 grid, the numbers get drawn at random once it fills up, and a new winner pops at the end of each quarter when the last digit of each team's score lands on their square. That is the whole game. The same grid works for football squares, the Super Bowl, March Madness, and a playoff night in the NBA or WNBA.
Want something that runs the whole tournament instead of one game? A March Madness bracket pool has everyone pick all 63 matchups up front, then the leaderboard sorts itself out as the upsets roll in. Both are free to run, and the people who join never have to make an account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who uses Pick My Square?
Super Bowl watch parties
Run a Super Bowl squares board from your phone or laptop. No paper or markers; everyone uses the same link.
March Madness office pools
Start a bracket pool or squares board for the NCAA Tournament. Drop one link in Slack or email and everyone picks from their desk.
Fundraisers
Share a digital board or bracket pool with parents, fans, or donors. Skip the printing, the manual number drawing, and the spreadsheet tracking.
More questions
How many people can join? A standard 10x10 board has 100 squares. Bracket pools have no participant limit.
Can I customize scoring? Yes. Bracket pools let you set custom point values per round. Squares boards support quarter, halftime, and final scoring.
Can I run a pool for money or prizes? Pick My Square provides the board and tracking. How you handle prizes is up to your group.
Can I run both squares and brackets? Yes, from the same account.
Running pools for an organization? See branded portals.
Running pools for a bar, a league, or your company?
Put your logo and colors on a branded portal at yourorg.pickmysquare.com, keep every board in one spot, and switch the ads off for the people who play.
Start your playoff squares board
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Free forever. No app required. Players join as guests.