How To Play SuperPooL With Basketball

So you thought 100-Square Pools were for Football only? Not any more! With SuperPool, Basketball fans can get in on the action, too! 100-Square Pools are as American as Mom's Apple Pie. Now you can sweeten the pie...with SuperPooL! Ramp up your game day activities and Get in on the Action! SuperPooL will turn your Basketball Party into an EVENT. Each Board has Pre-Printed Random Numbers that Scratch-Off and 5 SuperSquares that create instant winners, before the Basketball game even starts!  SuperPooL boards come in 2 convenient sizes, 8 1/2" x 11" (Letter-Size) for your weekly games and 17" x 24" for the Playoffs and NBA Championship® games. People all over the country are SuperPool'ing with Pro and College sports. So, Get in on the Action!

 

Follow the Steps Below to Get the Most Enjoyment from SuperPooL!

 

1. Read the General Instructions for playing a 100-Square pool using SuperPool Boards.
2. Players secure their squares on the board. You can allow players to get their squares in any manner you wish, including answering trivia questions, purchasing a drink, buying dinner or any other way you choose)
3. Use SuperPooL Boards just like any traditional 100-Square Pool by first filling all 100 squares with the names of the game participants, before scratching-off and revealing the "numbers" across the top and down the side of the board.
4. Just before the Basketball game starts, scratch off the numbers across the top and down the left side of the board, revealing the "numbers" that the players will be rooting for.
5. Each of the 100 squares on the board is coordinated with a number on the top and a number on the left. The person on that square will root for the teams to score, so that these numbers will make them a square winner.
6. The top number is associated with the Home Team and the number on the left is associated with the Away Team.
7. Each time a team scores, if their total score is in single digits (1-9), this is the number on the Grid that is the potential winner for that coordinate. If the goal takes the team to double digits, use only the 2nd digit (10+). Team scores only create winning squares at the end of the selected intervals. See the Example Below.

BASKETBALL WINNING INTERVALS

Winning intervals in Basketball are usually the Home Team and Away Team scores (2nd digits only) at the end of the 1st Quarter, Halftime, 3rd Quarter and the final score. Payoffs are usually broken down so that the the first 3 intervals get equal payoffs, with the Final Score payoff being the largest amount.

Example

Basketball

Game with 4 Total Prizes: One Prize Per Winning Square at the end of Each Quarter...

 and One for Final Score.

 

(You Determine the Prizes and if Each Winning Square Wins the Same Prize

or if There is a Bigger Prize for the Final Square Winner)

 

Interval	End of 1st Qtr.	Halftime	End of 3rd Qtr.	Final (Including OT)
Score	Home: 12 Away: 10	Home: 34 Away: 33	Home: 68 Away: 57	Home: 98 Away: 99
Winning Square	Top: 2 Left: 0	Top: 4 Left: 3	Top: 8 Left: 7	Top: 8 Left: 9
Payoff	$40 Bar Tab	$40 Bar Tab	$40 Bar Tab	$75 Bar Tab

8. SuperPooL Manager pays out the square winner, based on the example above, after each interval has been completed.
9. When the Basketball game is completed, the player who wins the final square is crowned the SuperPooL Champion!
10. Play again next week.

For General Game Instructions, Click Here

For details on playing SuperPooL with other Sports, click on the Sport below