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Super Bowl squares results, from I through LX

Super Bowl squares results are the record of every winning digit pair in the game's history. The table above lists all 60 Super Bowls with cumulative quarter scores and the last digit of each team's score at the end of Q1, halftime, Q3 and the final. This page explains how to read those results, which digits and pairs repeat most often and what the 60-game history does and does not tell you about the next board. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL.

Every Super Bowl, quarter by quarter

Scores are cumulative at the end of each period. The winning digits are the last digit of the winner's score followed by the last digit of the loser's score, so a final score of 27–24 is the pair 7–4. Overtime is included in the final column.

Super Bowl results through LX. Winner listed first; scores are winner–loser.
Super BowlSeasonTeamsCumulative scoreWinning digits
Q1HalfQ3FinalQ1HalfQ3Final
I1966Green Bay Packers
over Kansas City Chiefs		7–014–1028–1035–107–04–08–05–0
II1967Green Bay Packers
over Oakland Raiders		3–016–726–733–143–06–76–73–4
III1968New York Jets
over Baltimore Colts		0–07–013–016–70–07–03–06–7
IV1969Kansas City Chiefs
over Minnesota Vikings		3–016–023–723–73–06–03–73–7
V1970Baltimore Colts
over Dallas Cowboys		0–36–136–1316–130–36–36–36–3
VI1971Dallas Cowboys
over Miami Dolphins		3–010–317–324–33–00–37–34–3
VII1972Miami Dolphins
over Washington Redskins		7–014–014–014–77–04–04–04–7
VIII1973Miami Dolphins
over Minnesota Vikings		14–017–024–024–74–07–04–04–7
IX1974Pittsburgh Steelers
over Minnesota Vikings		0–02–09–016–60–02–09–06–6
X1975Pittsburgh Steelers
over Dallas Cowboys		7–77–107–1021–177–77–07–01–7
XI1976Oakland Raiders
over Minnesota Vikings		0–016–019–732–140–06–09–72–4
XII1977Dallas Cowboys
over Denver Broncos		10–013–020–1027–100–03–00–07–0
XIII1978Pittsburgh Steelers
over Dallas Cowboys		7–721–1421–1735–317–71–41–75–1
XIV1979Pittsburgh Steelers
over Los Angeles Rams		3–710–1317–1931–193–70–37–91–9
XV1980Oakland Raiders
over Philadelphia Eagles		14–014–324–327–104–04–34–37–0
XVI1981San Francisco 49ers
over Cincinnati Bengals		7–020–020–726–217–00–00–76–1
XVII1982Washington Redskins
over Miami Dolphins		0–710–1713–1727–170–70–73–77–7
XVIII1983Los Angeles Raiders
over Washington Redskins		7–021–335–938–97–01–35–98–9
XIX1984San Francisco 49ers
over Miami Dolphins		7–1028–1638–1638–167–08–68–68–6
XX1985Chicago Bears
over New England Patriots		13–323–344–346–103–33–34–36–0
XXI1986New York Giants
over Denver Broncos		7–109–1026–1039–207–09–06–09–0
XXII1987Washington Redskins
over Denver Broncos		0–1035–1035–1042–100–05–05–02–0
XXIII1988San Francisco 49ers
over Cincinnati Bengals		3–03–36–1320–163–03–36–30–6
XXIV1989San Francisco 49ers
over Denver Broncos		13–327–341–1055–103–37–31–05–0
XXV1990New York Giants
over Buffalo Bills		3–310–1217–1220–193–30–27–20–9
XXVI1991Washington Redskins
over Buffalo Bills		0–017–031–1037–240–07–01–07–4
XXVII1992Dallas Cowboys
over Buffalo Bills		14–728–1031–1752–174–78–01–72–7
XXVIII1993Dallas Cowboys
over Buffalo Bills		6–36–1320–1330–136–36–30–30–3
XXIX1994San Francisco 49ers
over San Diego Chargers		14–728–1042–1849–264–78–02–89–6
XXX1995Dallas Cowboys
over Pittsburgh Steelers		10–013–720–727–170–03–70–77–7
XXXI1996Green Bay Packers
over New England Patriots		10–1427–1435–2135–210–47–45–15–1
XXXII1997Denver Broncos
over Green Bay Packers		7–717–1424–1731–247–77–44–71–4
XXXIII1998Denver Broncos
over Atlanta Falcons		7–317–617–634–197–37–67–64–9
XXXIV1999St. Louis Rams
over Tennessee Titans		3–09–016–623–163–09–06–63–6
XXXV2000Baltimore Ravens
over New York Giants		7–010–024–734–77–00–04–74–7
XXXVI2001New England Patriots
over St. Louis Rams		0–314–317–320–170–34–37–30–7
XXXVII2002Tampa Bay Buccaneers
over Oakland Raiders		3–320–334–948–213–30–34–98–1
XXXVIII2003New England Patriots
over Carolina Panthers		0–014–1014–1032–290–04–04–02–9
XXXIX2004New England Patriots
over Philadelphia Eagles		0–07–714–1424–210–07–74–44–1
XL2005Pittsburgh Steelers
over Seattle Seahawks		0–37–314–1021–100–37–34–01–0
XLI2006Indianapolis Colts
over Chicago Bears		6–1416–1422–1729–176–46–42–79–7
XLII2007New York Giants
over New England Patriots		3–03–73–717–143–03–73–77–4
XLIII2008Pittsburgh Steelers
over Arizona Cardinals		3–017–720–727–233–07–70–77–3
XLIV2009New Orleans Saints
over Indianapolis Colts		0–106–1016–1731–170–06–06–71–7
XLV2010Green Bay Packers
over Pittsburgh Steelers		14–021–1021–1731–254–01–01–71–5
XLVI2011New York Giants
over New England Patriots		9–09–1015–1721–179–09–05–71–7
XLVII2012Baltimore Ravens
over San Francisco 49ers		7–321–628–2334–317–31–68–34–1
XLVIII2013Seattle Seahawks
over Denver Broncos		8–022–036–843–88–02–06–83–8
XLIX2014New England Patriots
over Seattle Seahawks		0–014–1414–2428–240–04–44–48–4
L2015Denver Broncos
over Carolina Panthers		10–013–716–724–100–03–76–74–0
LI2016New England Patriots
over Atlanta Falcons		0–03–219–2834–28 (OT)0–03–19–84–8
LII2017Philadelphia Eagles
over New England Patriots		9–322–1229–2641–339–32–29–61–3
LIII2018New England Patriots
over Los Angeles Rams		0–03–03–313–30–03–03–33–3
LIV2019Kansas City Chiefs
over San Francisco 49ers		7–310–1010–2031–207–30–00–01–0
LV2020Tampa Bay Buccaneers
over Kansas City Chiefs		7–321–631–931–97–31–61–91–9
LVI2021Los Angeles Rams
over Cincinnati Bengals		7–313–1016–2023–207–33–06–03–0
LVII2022Kansas City Chiefs
over Philadelphia Eagles		7–714–2421–2738–357–74–41–78–5
LVIII2023Kansas City Chiefs
over San Francisco 49ers		0–03–1013–1025–22 (OT)0–03–03–05–2
LIX2024Philadelphia Eagles
over Kansas City Chiefs		7–024–034–640–227–04–04–60–2
LX2025Seattle Seahawks
over New England Patriots		3–09–012–029–133–09–02–09–3

Most common final digit pairs

Final-winning pairs across the 60 Super Bowls with a confirmed final score. A pair is the winner's last digit and the loser's last digit, in that order.

RankWinning pairGamesShareSuper Bowls
11–735.0%X, XLIV, XLVI
24–735.0%VII, VIII, XXXV
31–023.3%XL, LIV
41–923.3%XIV, LV
54–123.3%XXXIX, XLVII
65–023.3%I, XXIV
75–123.3%XIII, XXXI
87–023.3%XII, XV
97–423.3%XXVI, XLII
107–723.3%XVII, XXX

Source: Wikipedia box scores for each Super Bowl, cross-checked against pro-football-reference.com where available. Ties are listed in Super Bowl order.

How to read a Super Bowl squares result

The table above lists the winner first and the loser second. Scores are cumulative at the end of each period, not the points scored in that quarter. A final score of 27-24 is written as 27-24 and its winning pair is 7-4: the winner's last digit followed by the loser's last digit. The same rule applies at halftime and after Q3. If a game went to overtime, the final column uses the score after the extra period and the row is marked OT. Super Bowl LI and LVIII are the two overtime games in the sample.

Winning digits by period

Single-digit frequencies are the building blocks of every pair. The tables below show how often each last digit appeared for the winner and the loser at the end of each period across 60 games. Percentages are the share of the 60 games; because every game has one winner digit and one loser digit, each column adds to 100 percent, subject to rounding.

End of Q1 (n=60)

Digit Winner games Winner share Loser games Loser share
0 20 33.33% 36 60.00%
1 0 0.00% 0 0.00%
2 0 0.00% 0 0.00%
3 13 21.67% 14 23.33%
4 5 8.33% 2 3.33%
5 0 0.00% 0 0.00%
6 2 3.33% 0 0.00%
7 17 28.33% 8 13.33%
8 1 1.67% 0 0.00%
9 2 3.33% 0 0.00%

Halftime (n=60)

Digit Winner games Winner share Loser games Loser share
0 8 13.33% 28 46.67%
1 5 8.33% 1 1.67%
2 3 5.00% 2 3.33%
3 10 16.67% 12 20.00%
4 8 13.33% 6 10.00%
5 1 1.67% 0 0.00%
6 7 11.67% 4 6.67%
7 11 18.33% 7 11.67%
8 3 5.00% 0 0.00%
9 4 6.67% 0 0.00%

End of Q3 (n=60)

Digit Winner games Winner share Loser games Loser share
0 6 10.00% 17 28.33%
1 7 11.67% 1 1.67%
2 3 5.00% 1 1.67%
3 6 10.00% 9 15.00%
4 12 20.00% 2 3.33%
5 4 6.67% 0 0.00%
6 9 15.00% 5 8.33%
7 6 10.00% 18 30.00%
8 3 5.00% 3 5.00%
9 4 6.67% 4 6.67%

Final (n=60)

Digit Winner games Winner share Loser games Loser share
0 5 8.33% 11 18.33%
1 10 16.67% 6 10.00%
2 4 6.67% 2 3.33%
3 6 10.00% 7 11.67%
4 9 15.00% 6 10.00%
5 5 8.33% 2 3.33%
6 5 8.33% 5 8.33%
7 7 11.67% 13 21.67%
8 5 8.33% 2 3.33%
9 4 6.67% 6 10.00%

The first quarter is a different game

The first quarter is the most concentrated period in Super Bowl history. A 0-0 score won 15 of 60 first quarters, a 25.00 percent share, and the 0 digit appeared for the losing team in 36 of 60 games, 60.00 percent. The 3-0 and 7-0 pairs each won eight first quarters, 13.33 percent. The pattern is familiar from the regular-season data: early scores are low, and a scoreless quarter is common. By the final, the distribution is much flatter, and no pair has won more than three of the 60 finals.

Top five first-quarter pairs

Rank Winning pair Games Share Super Bowls
1 0–0 15 25.00% III, IX, XI, XII, XXII, XXVI, XXX, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLIV, XLIX, L, LI, LIII, LVIII
2 3–0 8 13.33% II, IV, VI, XXIII, XXXIV, XLII, XLIII, LX
3 7–0 8 13.33% I, VII, XVI, XVIII, XIX, XXI, XXXV, LIX
4 7–3 5 8.33% XXXIII, XLVII, LIV, LV, LVI
5 3–3 4 6.67% XX, XXIV, XXV, XXXVII

Final pairs that repeat

Only two final pairs have won three Super Bowls: 1-7 (X, XLIV, XLVI) and 4-7 (VII, VIII, XXXV). Each is a 5.00 percent share of the 60-game sample. The 7-0 pair won two finals (XII, XV), as did several other pairs; the table above lists the top 10. The important caveat is sample size: 60 games is small, and a pair that has won twice is not twice as likely to win the next one. The history is a record, not a forecast.

Overtime finals

Two Super Bowls have gone to overtime, and both changed the final digit pair. In Super Bowl LI, the Patriots beat the Falcons 34-28 after a 28-28 tie at the end of regulation; the final digits were 4-8, while the end-of-regulation digits were 8-8. In Super Bowl LVIII, the Chiefs beat the 49ers 25-22 after a 19-19 tie; the final digits were 5-2, while the end-of-regulation digits were 9-9. A pool that uses the end of regulation for the final prize would have paid a different square in both games. State the overtime rule before kickoff.

What the history does and does not tell you

Sixty games is enough to see patterns but not enough to predict a single board. The NFL's scoring rules, offensive styles and playoff format have changed since 1967, and the early Super Bowls were played in a different era. The frequencies here describe what happened, not what will happen. In a fair pool, the digits are drawn after the board fills, so every square starts with the same chance regardless of history. Use the results to explain why certain squares have a reputation, to price an auction board where the digits are visible, or to settle a trivia question. Do not use them to claim a square is due.

Data and method

Source: 60 Super Bowls, I through LX, from each game's English Wikipedia article. The infobox quarter table supplied the quarter scores, and the article's scoring-summary table supplied an independent cumulative-score check after the last scoring play of each period. All 60 games matched on Q1, halftime, Q3 and final after overtime rows were handled. Scores are cumulative; digits are the last digit of the cumulative score; the winner is listed first. Historical team names are preserved. The designated home and away teams are not recorded because the Wikipedia infobox does not label them consistently. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the NFL.

Questions

What are the Super Bowl squares results?

They are the quarter-by-quarter scores and winning digit pairs for every Super Bowl from I to LX. The table above lists all 60 games, with cumulative scores and the last digit of each team's score at the end of Q1, halftime, Q3 and the final.

What is the most common Super Bowl squares winning number?

In the final, 1-7 and 4-7 are tied at three wins each, a 5.00 percent share of the 60 games. In the first quarter, 0-0 is the most common at 15 wins, 25.00 percent.

What were the winning numbers in Super Bowl LX?

The Seahawks beat the Patriots 29-13. The final digits were 9-3; the quarter digits were 3-0 after Q1, 9-0 at halftime and 2-0 after Q3.

Has a 0-0 square ever won the Super Bowl?

It has won the first quarter 15 times, but it has not won a final in the 60-game sample. A 0-0 final would require both teams to finish on a multiple of 10, which has not happened.

Do Super Bowl squares use the final score?

Most pools pay four periods: Q1, halftime, Q3 and the final. The final prize usually uses the score after overtime. If your pool uses the end of regulation, the result can differ, as it would have in Super Bowls LI and LVIII.

How many Super Bowls are in the data?

60, from Super Bowl I in January 1967 through Super Bowl LX in February 2026.

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