Jimmy Garoppolo won’t be the only one getting paid after Super Bowl LII.
According to the American Gaming Association, Americans will wager approximately $4.76 billion on the matchup between the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles. Bettors can gamble on everything from the outcome of Super Bowl LII to the color of Pink’s hair during the national anthem.
One of the most popular games, which will be played at Super Bowl parties across the country while the teams battle it out in Minnesota, is “squares.”
Squares is played on a 10 by 10 grid, with the numbers zero through nine labeled on the first row and column.