2. Score Change

A pool where every scoring play has a winner — not just at the end of each period. Every score that happens — a touchdown, field goal, extra point, two-point conversion, or safety — awards the box matching the new score.

What you set up:

• Same basics as Boxes (name, teams, points per box, notes, optional self-claim).
• Points style — pick how the game's pot is shared out. There are two styles:
  • Per scoring change — you set an amount awarded to the matching box on every scoring play, and the final-score box collects whatever's left of the pot at the end. (The 0–0 box wins this amount at the start, too.)
  • Set Final Payout — you set a fixed amount for the final-score box, and the rest of the pot splits evenly across every scoring play that happens. More plays means a smaller share each; fewer plays means a bigger share — and the final box always gets the amount you set.

The advanced features are available here too, same as Boxes — touching boxes, reverse score, and pre-game prizes (pick digit combos that win the instant the numbers are drawn, before kickoff).

How it runs: Add participants → draw numbers → BoxD handles the scoring automatically: the 0–0 box wins at the start, every scoring change awards the matching box, and the rest of the pot is awarded at the end according to the style you chose. A live play-by-play feed and running pot total keep everyone in the loop. A box can win more than once — the board shows how many times.

In a Season or Series? A Score Change game inside a Season / Series plays exactly like this — it just gets its own editable pot for that game and follows its own rules, set per game as you build the series.

For entertainment purposes only. BoxD organizes and manages your pool — it does not collect, hold, or transfer money or anything of monetary value.