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Ohio State Buckeyes 2026 Weekly Squares

Supports 2026 Amherst 8U Travel Baseball.

Pick the exact square you want on a 10×10 grid. When all 100 are paid, the numbers are drawn and the board plays the next Ohio State Buckeyes game.

Pick your squares$10 per square

Your entry goes entirely to prizes

100% PAID OUT TO WINNERS

Every dollar paid for squares goes to the winners. The team, organizer and platform keep none of the entry money, consistent with Ohio's rules for pools not conducted for profit.

DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS OPTIONAL

After receiving their prize, a winner may choose to make a separate, voluntary donation to the team.

A donation is never required and never affects eligibility, prize amounts or payment of winnings.

Read the football-squares FAQ summary below

Boards only play when they're full — otherwise your square rolls forward

If the board isn't 100/100 paid at kickoff of its target game, your paid square keeps its exact spot and the board moves to the next Ohio State Buckeyes game. No new payment, nothing lost. It keeps rolling until it fills. Unpaid holds expire after 48 hours.

Board 1: Texas vs Ohio State Buckeyes

Target: Game 2 · kickoff Sat, Sep 12, 7:30 PM
Squares paid0 / 100

0 paid · 0 on hold · 100 open

0 paid · 0 on hold · 100 openTap open squares to pick them
Ohio State Buckeyes (numbers drawn when full) · Texas ↓ down
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Open Selected On hold (48h) Paid · Tap a paid square to see who has it.

0 squares · $0

How a board works

  1. Pick your square

    Tap any open square. It's held for you for 48 hours while you pay $10.

  2. The board fills

    Sales continue until all 100 squares are paid. Everyone keeps the exact square they chose.

  3. Numbers get drawn

    Only once it's full: 0–9 is randomly assigned to each row and column, then published. Nobody knows the numbers while buying.

  4. Win by the score

    After each quarter, the last digit of each team's score picks the winning square.

Rules

Ohio guidance on football squares

Summary of the Ohio Attorney General FAQ: The FAQ addresses a charity selling 10-by-10 Super Bowl squares and keeping half the entry money. Its answer says that a charity cannot retain part of the pool; entry money must go to participants as prizes.

This is our summary, not an official document or legal approval of this website. The FAQ does not address our separate voluntary-donation wording.

Open the official Ohio Attorney General FAQ page

On that page, look under FAQs for the question about selling squares from a 10x10 sheet.

100% of square-entry money is paid out to winners. The team, organizer and platform keep none of it, consistent with Ohio's rules for pools not conducted for profit. A winner may later choose to make a separate, voluntary donation to the team. Donations are never required and never affect eligibility, prize amounts or payment of winnings. Ohio Attorney General football-squares FAQ.

$10 per square. All $1,000 from a full board is prize money: $200 first quarter, $200 halftime, $200 third quarter, $400 final. If the board is not fully paid at kickoff, paid squares keep their exact row and column and roll to the next game for this same team without another payment. Unpaid holds expire after 48 hours. Numbers are drawn only after the board fills, funds are cleared, and the coach approves. If no games remain, the coach reviews refunds. Kickoff times may change; TBA games remain in order. Paid squares carry forward in their exact same positions to the next game for this team.