Super Bowl Party Games
So, you're hosting the Super Bowl party this year and are looking for the best way to keep your guests entertained? You've come to the right place, below is a list of games/office pools you can use during your party!
Super Bowl SquaresThe most popular is the Super Bowl Square grid office pool. This is a 10 x 10 grid where each square is sold for a certain dollar amount. Numbers are randomly drawn to represent the score of the game. Visit our Super Bowl Squares page for a free printable version and further directions on running this pool. We also have Large Super Bowl Square Grids available in our store!
Super Bowl Prop Prediction GameWe have compiled a list of 30 crazy super bowl questions. Who will get the first penalty? Will there be a touchdown of more than 40 yards? Who will be the MVP? Simply visit the Super Bowl Prop Prediction page a print enough copies to pass out to all of your guests. Have each one of them fill in their answers to the 30 questions. After the game whoever has the most questions right wins!
Pass The CupPass the cup is an oldie, but goodie! It goes like this, start off by giving the cup to one person who will drop a dollar in the cup and then say a word like "Field Goal" for every single play that is not a field goal the cup gets passed to the next person and that person puts a dollar in. The person holding the cup when the field goal is made gets to keep all of the money that was in the cup. That person puts a dollar back in the cup and comes up with the next word. Examples for words are Touchdown, First Down, Interception, Fumble, Time Out ect..
Super DrinkBefore the game starts have each person pick a team. This is their team for the entire game. Each time the opposing team: Scores a touchdown Kicks a Field Goal Gets a First Down Gets an interception Recovers a Fumble Blocks a Field Goal or Punt Sacks the quarterback Then each person that chose that team has to take a drink(shot, cup of beer?) You make the rules. You can also come up with your own scenarios, the above scenarios are just examples. |

