Circa Sports introduces Circa Squares ahead of Super Bowl on February 9

The bets are based around a board that has the home team on one axis and the away team on the other axis, with numbers zero-nine running down both sides.

Circa Sports has once again launched its Circa Squares betting contest ahead of Super Bowl LIV on February 9, which gives bettors a chance to win by correctly betting on the combination of the last digits for each team’s score at the end of each quarter.

Although based on the same concept as traditional football squares, with the combination of the last digits of each team’s score at the end of each quarter determining which bettors win, Circa Squares separates itself with a number of differentiated betting options. Bettors will have the chance to wager on whichever and/or however many squares as they so choose, while also being able to select different squares for each quarter. 

Each square will also have its own odds set and combinations that are less likely to occur will feature larger payouts due to the increased odds. 

The bets are based around a board that has the home team on one axis and the away team on the other axis, as well as the numbers zero-nine running down both sides.

Once bettors choose their squares, a winning square will be determined at the end of the first, second and third quarters, in addition to the end of the game. The winner is determined by looking at the last number in each team’s score, and then matching those numbers on the grid and seeing which square intersects those two numbers.

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For example, the square with the shortest odds is for the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles to both finish with a point total that ends in zero, representing odds of +450. The longest odds are said to be available for the first quarter result, as several squares are listed with odds of +5000. 

The Super Bowl played during February 2024 resulted in a final score ending in five and two, which paid out at odds of +9500 for those who correctly bet the two digits.

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