Contests on your casino floor, entered with the players card.

In the admin, staff create a Squares board for a game, or a Pick'em week with its league, pick type, date window, and players card rule. The games and spreads fill in from our schedule and odds data. New contests show on the kiosk lobby.

The lobby lists the open Squares boards and the weekly Pick'em, marked free to play, with a countdown to kickoff. For Squares the guest taps a square. For Pick'em they pick every game against the spread and enter a tiebreaker: the total points in the last game of the week.

A prompt asks the guest to swipe their players card or type the number. The guest does this on their own at the kiosk. On this floor the card has 13 digits and every entry needs one.

The screen shows the entry with its QR code and ticket number, and Print Receipt sends it to the 80mm thermal printer. A Squares ticket shows the game, the board, and the guest's square. A Pick'em ticket lists every pick with its spread and the tiebreaker.

Each Pick'em game locks at its own kickoff, so a guest who enters during the 1:00 games can still pick the late games. Each Squares board closes 2 minutes before kickoff and draws 0 to 9 for each side, with a new draw for every board.

As each game goes final, Pick'em picks are marked WIN or LOSS and records move on the leaderboard. When a Squares game ends, the board marks the winning square from the last digit of each score, marks the reverse square, and posts the score by quarter.

The ticket says “Scan to check if you won.” The QR code opens the ticket's page: each pick with WIN or LOSS, the leaderboard, and where the guest stands. A Leading tag appears once results exist.

Winners bring the ticket to the cashier. The redemption terms print on every ticket, such as how long a guest has to claim and the ID and players card they need to show.