How does the contest really work for my building?
As an example, let's use a room that seats 200 people. On game day, you distribute 200 game pieces to your crowd at a cost of $78.00 for the 200 game pieces. You have a per-patron cost of $.39 each and since your rules state, "You must be present to win" you have a captive crowd for at least 2 hours. At a cost of $0.39 per head.

Why players love it . . .
Everyone gets to play - not just the first 100 people that show up because you only offer one "Football Squares" If 148 people show up, 148 people get to play. Everyone has a chance to win $25,000.

Why sports bar managers love it . . .
You control the costs.  No hassle before the game starts.  Everyone gets handed a game piece.  That's it!

You don't have staff creating and filling out a big football squares board while they are trying to serve customers. To create and fill out a board  takes two people over an hour. Total cost: Over $100. That's for only 100 players. Football GameDay Million$ can take care of 200 players for $78.00 ... and it takes 3 minutes !

It keeps people "in the building" for hours...with half of them cheering for a score and the other half yelling "Defense" It can get a little noisy. Even paying 8 prizes to a crowd of 200 people, this format is still inexpensive. The $25,000 insurance cost is included in the game piece price.  There are no hidden costs. How often do you get to advertise
              "Win 25,000" ...  to 200 people ... for 78 bucks!

And the biggest benefit of all. . .
YOU pick the games YOU want to use for the contest. Do you want to use only Green Bay Packer games because that is what your guests want or maybe it's the Oklahoma Sooners Or the New York Giants Or Monday Night Football Or all of the above? The choice is yours. every location can pick their own games. Talk about customizing your location to your guest's wishes. That's it!

And it's a lot more fun than just picking names out of a hat...