What is on the printable
The header carries the pool title, both team names, the cost per square and the payout amounts for Q1, halftime, Q3 and the final. The grid has 100 squares with enough room for initials or a short name. Column numbers run across the top and row numbers down the side, and both start blank so the board can be filled in by hand after the draw. There is no advertising and no extra page to print.
Blank numbers or numbered board
A blank board is the traditional version: players claim squares first, then someone draws the digits. It is the right choice for a party because nobody can choose a square based on its numbers. A numbered board is useful after the draw, when you want a clean display copy or a sheet for a guest who arrived late. The generator can switch between the two without changing the layout, so you can print one blank board for claims and one numbered board for the wall.
Print it on one page
The print stylesheet uses US Letter landscape and scales the board to fit one sheet. Open the page, choose Print and set the layout to landscape if the browser does not pick it automatically. Save as PDF if you want to email the board or print copies later. The grid uses solid lines on white, so it stays sharp on a cheap office printer and does not need color. For a wall display, enlarge to 11×17 at the print dialog; the layout holds.
100 squares or 25
A full Super Bowl party usually fills a 100-square board, especially if guests can buy more than one square. A smaller gathering fills a 25-square board faster: five rows, five columns and two digits per axis, so every square covers four score combinations. The printable layout works for both. Choose the size that matches the number of people, not the size of the television.
When to draw the numbers
Draw after every square is claimed and before kickoff. Write the column digits across the top and the row digits down the side, then take a photo of the completed board. If the board is not full at kickoff, either draw anyway and leave the empty squares dead, or reduce the pot to the number sold. Announce the rule before the first square is sold. The printable has space in the header for that note.
Printable or online pool
A printable is the fastest route for an in-person party: one page, one pen, no devices. An online pool is better when guests are remote or when you want the numbers drawn and stored automatically. Many hosts do both: print a board for the room and keep an online copy for the group chat. The rules and payout math are identical, so the two versions can coexist without confusing anyone.