Football betting squares are a popular form of gambling during major sporting events like the Super Bowl in India. This traditional betting method involves creating a 10x10 grid with 100 squares, where participants purchase one or more squares by writing their names in the chosen boxes.
To set up football betting squares for Indian players, first draw a 10x10 grid on a large sheet of paper or whiteboard. Number the rows and columns from 0 to 9. One team （usually the home team） is assigned to the horizontal axis, while the other team （visiting team） is assigned to the vertical axis. Participants then buy squares by selecting their preferred coordinates.
The payout structure in Indian football betting squares typically awards winners at the end of each quarter. The winning square is determined by looking at the last digit of each team\“s score at the end of each quarter. For example, if the score is Home Team 14 and Visiting Team 7, the winning square would be where the horizontal 4 meets the vertical 7.
In India, popular local products used for football betting squares include traditional khadi paper for creating the grid, local markers and pens available in stationery shops across cities like Mumbai and Delhi, and digital platforms that have adapted this traditional betting method for online participation.
Indian organizers often incorporate local elements such as betting with rupees instead of dollars, scheduling the game timing according to Indian Standard Time, and including popular Indian snacks and beverages during the betting event. The simplicity of football betting squares makes them accessible to both experienced and novice bettors across India. |
