Best Super Bowl Square Numbers - Odds & Probabilities

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Best and Worst Super Bowl Square Numbers

The chart above shows the number of times each possible number combination has appeared. There have been a total of 236 quarters played in the 59 Super Bowls. Please note: We used the final overtime score in place of the 4th quarter score in the 2017 and 2024 Super Bowls. As you can see there are 11 different combinations that have never appeared in a Super Bowl and the number combination 0,3 is the most popular, appearing 22 times.
To use this chart, simply find the largest of your 2 numbers in the left column, then the smallest of your 2 numbers in the top row. Where these numbers intersect will show the number of times this combination has happened at the end of any quarter of every Super Bowl.

Individual Numbers

The chart above lists number combinations, we have taken this a step further by breaking it down to how many times each individual number has occurred. There are 472 possible single team scores. Based on the past 59 Super Bowls the numbers most likely to hit are as follows:

The number 0 appeared 128 times - 27.12%

The number 7 appeared 87 times - 18.43%

The number 3 appeared 75 times - 15.89%

The number 4 appeared 50 times - 10.59%

The number 6 appeared 37 times - 7.84%

The number 1 appeared 30 times - 6.36%

The number 9 appeared 22 times - 4.66%

The number 8 appeared 17 times - 3.60%

The number 2 appeared 14 times - 2.97%

The number 5 appeared 12 times - 2.54%

Past Super Bowl Scores

At the bottom of this page we have links to pages that list the score by quarter for all of the past Super Bowls, from Super Bowl 1 to Super Bowl 59. We have also listed the last digit of the scores at the end of each quarter, which is typically used to decide the winning squares.