01 · Board
Claim a square
Home digits run across the top and away digits down the side. Their intersection is one of 100 squares.
Interactive demo · Learn by doing
Pick a score.
Light the square.
This is a real 10x10 board. Set the score, choose which digit wins, then choose when winners fire. The board answers the instant you touch it.
01
Pick a score
Step the final score for Home and Away. The winning square is where the selected score digits meet on the grid.
Your turn: pick a score
Live board1st quarter
Home
vsAway
Home digits07
Away digits03
Reading the ones digit of each score: Home 7, Away 3.
Home
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1st quarter Score 07-03 at 1st quarter. Current square: 3-7; no winner fires at this step.
02
Which digit wins
Change the digit position and a different square lights.
03
When winners fire
Pick a trigger, then scrub the timeline.
A marked step fires a winner at that point. Scrub the timeline to inspect each score.
Winner timeline
1 winners- Final · 07-033-7
The rules, briefly
How a 10x10 board works
02 · Win
Read the score
At each winner trigger, the score selects one square. Hold that square to win the round.
03 · Pot
Pot & payouts
The host sets the prize pot and how it is shared. Winners are confirmed before the report is finalized.
04 · Modes
Choose a mode
Choose the winning digit, then choose when winners fire: final, quarters, halftime, or every distinct live score.
05 · Report
Winner report
The report records every trigger, score, square, and player for the host to review.
06 · Format
Tournament vs Basic
Basic covers one game. Tournament carries the same board rules across a bracket of games.