A "Sports Box" is actually one large box containing 100 smaller boxes. It has 10 rows and 10 columns that are numbered from 0 to 9. They stand for the last digit in the Away Teams score and the last digit in the Home Teams score. In bars, a player "buys a box". If the last digits of the NFL game score correspond to the row number and column number that your box is in, you win.

Monday Night Games take on a whole new meaning when players have the Sports Box to play. If they've done badly in the regular pool, they always have the Sports Box to look forward to on Monday Night. When the playoffs come, and then the Super Bowl, things get even better. There is no need to end your pool at the end of the regular season because of limited available games.

You can now choose what game you would like to have the Sports Box work with.

Pool administrators can actually run two separate pools if desired. The regular weekly pool and the Sports Box, since The Sports Box uses its own files. Players do not need to know how to handicap NFL games to enjoy the Sports Box. And since the Sports Box is so flexible, the Pool Administrator can setup the Sports Box any way he likes. He's only limited by his own imagination.