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The 2007 AWS Super Bowl pool is a contest where players purchase squares on a 10x10 grid. The "X" coordinates represent the NFC team's score, while the "Y" coordinates represent the AFC team's score. Only the singles digit is used for each team. For example, if the NFC team wins 38-21, the player who owns the square at coordinate (8,1) will win the grand prize.
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The coordinates will be randomly drawn once all 100 boxes are sold. This means that each box has equal value at the time the players select the boxes.
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The cost to reserve each square is $10. You will be expected to pay for your squares shortly after reserving them. You can pay with any major credit card online, via the AWS Account center. Instructions for this will be emailed to you after you reserve the squares.
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Prizes will be awarded for the player owning the box that corresponds to the 1st Quarter ($100), Half Time ($200), 3rd Quarter ($100), and Final score of the game (remainder of pot). Smaller prizes ($20) will also be awarded each time the score changes, including before and after the extra point attempt.
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