EightballSports

EightballSports

Run the board. We call the winners.

Free squares and strip boards you run with your crew — settled period by period off real scores. No buy-in, no house.

How a board settles

Score by quarter — Away at Home. Each cell shows the running total and the last digit, which is the digit a square or strip settles on.
Team123Final
Away3, last digit 33, last digit 317, last digit 720, last digit 0
Home7, last digit 713, last digit 320, last digit 024, last digit 4
The big number is the last digit of the running total. The pair at the end of each period is the square that wins it — watch the home digit drop from 7 to 3 as the score climbs. A worked example, not a live game.

Boards · free to play

Run a board tonight

Pools you play against other people, not a house. Spin up a board, drop the link in the group chat, and rail it together. We draw the digits, watch the score, and call each period as it lands.

SQUARES

Squares

A 10×10 grid. Everyone claims squares, the digits are drawn at lock, and whoever holds the pair at the end of a period wins it — four payouts a game, not one.

STRIPS

Strip cards

Ten lines, digits 0–9, one each. Quicker to fill than a grid and the same settlement — the line whose digit matches takes the period.

Eightball runs the board and calls the winner from the official score. It never accepts, holds or settles a wager.

Scores

Tonight’s slate

Live scores by period, and under each one the last digit of the running total — the digits a squares grid or a strip card settles on.

ScoreboardSaturday, August 1Every sport

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