How do I make a chart for a football betting pool?

September 6th, 2010 | admin | Sports Betting System

I’m having a Superbowl party & we want to make one of those charts where everyone picks a number (0-9) for each quarter & each team. The number must be the "end number" in the score. For example, I chose 4 for team A & 3 for team B. If Team A ends the first quarter with a score of 14, then I win that number.

I played this a LONG time ago and don’t remember how to make the chart or how to pay it out. Can you help? Thanks!

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4 Responses to “How do I make a chart for a football betting pool?”

  1. kerfitz Says:

    simple ……take a large piece of paper….make 11 lines equal distance from each other spanning the paper (this gives you ten blank spaces) then make 11 lines equal distance going the vertical length of the paper…..what you should end up with is a grid of 100 squares….mark each row and column with a random number from zero to nine (one of each digit zero to nine)

    so what you should end up with would look like

    1 5 9 4 0 7 6 8 3 2
    9
    4
    8
    3
    6
    0
    1
    2
    5
    7

    you should usually have people fill in the squares before you lable them (this prevents people form picking most likely scores..those ending with 7, 4 and 0)…payout is by quarter …so much for first quarter score bit better for halftime, same as first quarter for third, and end score best pot…you can divy it however you want…decide on the prize payout and divide it by eight..first and third quaters get one eighth, halftime gets one fourth and final score gets one half of total pot…

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  3. nflhandicapper Says:

    I was wondering the same thing, and Kerfitz gave the perfect answer.

  4. medl_98 Says:

    I’ve prepared complete instructions and a grid that you can print (landscape mode is best) and bring to your Super Bowl party.

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