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The receipt is the most ignored thing we hand you. It goes in the bag, the bag goes in the car, and somewhere between the parking lot and the couch it's gone. Starting today, hang on to it. Bowl Games is on at all 15 Crazy Bowls & Wraps locations in Missouri and Illinois, both sides of the river, and that strip of paper is your ticket for the next eight weeks of football season.
Here's the whole game. Open crazybowlsandwraps.com/bowl-games on your phone, type your first name, and photograph your paper receipt. The game reads what you ordered and hands you one of five Huddle cards. Then Chip Teriyaki, our announcer, calls your order out loud like the biggest play of the fourth quarter. A double-protein bowl gets the call it deserves.
What you order decides your card
There are five Huddle cards and there's no random element anywhere. The rarest thing on your ticket decides the pull. A second protein earns Double Protein. A tofu, falafel or no-protein build earns Green Zone. An entree with a paid drink earns The Closer. One of the week's top three entrees earns The Regular. A paid side, starter, topping or dessert on its own earns Special Teams. No luck in it.
Each card pays a reward the first time you earn it. The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso. Double Protein pays a Free Crispy Treat. The Regular pays a Free Regular Fountain Drink. Green Zone pays a Free Edamame. Special Teams pays a Free Cheese Quesadilla. Collect all five different cards and you've earned a Free Entree, any regular bowl or wrap. Six rewards, each once per person, all off receipts you were about to throw away.
"For as long as we've been open, the receipt has been the saddest thing in the bag. It rides home in a cup holder and dies in a jacket pocket. Not this fall. Photograph it, and our AI-announcer, Chip Teriyaki, calls your order like it just sealed the game, you pull a Huddle card, and the free food starts. It's the best thing that's ever happened to a piece of thermal paper." Elle Morgan, Chief Marketing Officer, Crazy Bowls & Wraps.
Fifteen stores, one scoreboard
Every verified receipt is also a point for the store printed on it, on one scoreboard for all 15 locations. Nothing's paid out from that board. It's there so the stores can argue about it, and so you can see whether yours is pulling ahead this week. Rounds run Sunday through Saturday and lock Saturday night.
The weekly Taco Kit is the part a guest takes home. From the week of Sunday, September 27, the guest with the most register-verified receipts at each store that week gets a Taco Kit, once per guest for the season. It waits a week because the game reached every store only today, and week two puts all 15 on equal footing.
About the announcer
Chip Teriyaki is a computer-generated character with a synthetic voice, and he's very good at his one job. He uses only the first name you typed and the items on your receipt, and you can change or delete his call any time. He doesn't pretend to be a person. He does pretend a Jerk bowl is a game-sealing interception.
The fine print, kept short
Only paper receipts play: the one from the register or the one stapled to your pickup or delivery bag. Screenshots and emailed confirmations don't read. One pull per receipt, on any phone. Receipts printed on or after Sunday, September 20 play, for 14 days after printing, from any store and any channel. Every receipt shows as pending until it's checked against the register, within 24 hours. To collect a reward, link the Crazy Points email you use at the register when the game asks; rewards load to that account the next day and they're good for 30 days. Anyone 13 or older can play; you have to be 18 or older to link an account and receive rewards. Employees and their households aren't eligible, and a receipt with nothing paid on it earns nothing. The season closes Saturday, November 14, and the Official Rules are on the game page.
Frequently asked questions
What receipts count for Bowl Games?
Only paper receipts, the one handed to you at the register or stapled to your bag, printed on or after September 20 and within the last 14 days. Screenshots and emailed confirmations never count.
What are the five Huddle cards, and what does each one pay?
The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso, Double Protein a Free Crispy Treat, The Regular a Free Regular Fountain Drink, Green Zone a Free Edamame, and Special Teams a Free Cheese Quesadilla, each the first time you earn it.
When do rewards show up?
They load to the Crazy Points account you linked in the game the next day, after your receipt is checked against the register, and each is good for 30 days.
Who can play?
Anyone 13 or older with a paper receipt. You must be 18 or older to link a Crazy Points account and receive rewards. Employees, franchisees, their agencies and their households are not eligible.
Does a comped or fully discounted receipt count?
No. A receipt with nothing paid on it is rejected when it is checked against the register, so it earns no reward and no store point.
Here's the whole game. Open crazybowlsandwraps.com/bowl-games on your phone, type your first name, and photograph your paper receipt. The game reads what you ordered and hands you one of five Huddle cards. Then Chip Teriyaki, our announcer, calls your order out loud like the biggest play of the fourth quarter. A double-protein bowl gets the call it deserves.
What you order decides your card
There are five Huddle cards and there's no random element anywhere. The rarest thing on your ticket decides the pull. A second protein earns Double Protein. A tofu, falafel or no-protein build earns Green Zone. An entree with a paid drink earns The Closer. One of the week's top three entrees earns The Regular. A paid side, starter, topping or dessert on its own earns Special Teams. No luck in it.
Each card pays a reward the first time you earn it. The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso. Double Protein pays a Free Crispy Treat. The Regular pays a Free Regular Fountain Drink. Green Zone pays a Free Edamame. Special Teams pays a Free Cheese Quesadilla. Collect all five different cards and you've earned a Free Entree, any regular bowl or wrap. Six rewards, each once per person, all off receipts you were about to throw away.
"For as long as we've been open, the receipt has been the saddest thing in the bag. It rides home in a cup holder and dies in a jacket pocket. Not this fall. Photograph it, and our AI-announcer, Chip Teriyaki, calls your order like it just sealed the game, you pull a Huddle card, and the free food starts. It's the best thing that's ever happened to a piece of thermal paper." Elle Morgan, Chief Marketing Officer, Crazy Bowls & Wraps.
Fifteen stores, one scoreboard
Every verified receipt is also a point for the store printed on it, on one scoreboard for all 15 locations. Nothing's paid out from that board. It's there so the stores can argue about it, and so you can see whether yours is pulling ahead this week. Rounds run Sunday through Saturday and lock Saturday night.
The weekly Taco Kit is the part a guest takes home. From the week of Sunday, September 27, the guest with the most register-verified receipts at each store that week gets a Taco Kit, once per guest for the season. It waits a week because the game reached every store only today, and week two puts all 15 on equal footing.
About the announcer
Chip Teriyaki is a computer-generated character with a synthetic voice, and he's very good at his one job. He uses only the first name you typed and the items on your receipt, and you can change or delete his call any time. He doesn't pretend to be a person. He does pretend a Jerk bowl is a game-sealing interception.
The fine print, kept short
Only paper receipts play: the one from the register or the one stapled to your pickup or delivery bag. Screenshots and emailed confirmations don't read. One pull per receipt, on any phone. Receipts printed on or after Sunday, September 20 play, for 14 days after printing, from any store and any channel. Every receipt shows as pending until it's checked against the register, within 24 hours. To collect a reward, link the Crazy Points email you use at the register when the game asks; rewards load to that account the next day and they're good for 30 days. Anyone 13 or older can play; you have to be 18 or older to link an account and receive rewards. Employees and their households aren't eligible, and a receipt with nothing paid on it earns nothing. The season closes Saturday, November 14, and the Official Rules are on the game page.
Frequently asked questions
What receipts count for Bowl Games?
Only paper receipts, the one handed to you at the register or stapled to your bag, printed on or after September 20 and within the last 14 days. Screenshots and emailed confirmations never count.
What are the five Huddle cards, and what does each one pay?
The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso, Double Protein a Free Crispy Treat, The Regular a Free Regular Fountain Drink, Green Zone a Free Edamame, and Special Teams a Free Cheese Quesadilla, each the first time you earn it.
When do rewards show up?
They load to the Crazy Points account you linked in the game the next day, after your receipt is checked against the register, and each is good for 30 days.
Who can play?
Anyone 13 or older with a paper receipt. You must be 18 or older to link a Crazy Points account and receive rewards. Employees, franchisees, their agencies and their households are not eligible.
Does a comped or fully discounted receipt count?
No. A receipt with nothing paid on it is rejected when it is checked against the register, so it earns no reward and no store point.
Keep the receipt
Your next receipt is the first one that counts. Photograph it at crazybowlsandwraps.com/bowl-games.
The receipt is the most ignored thing we hand you. It goes in the bag, the bag goes in the car, and somewhere between the parking lot and the couch it's gone. Starting today, hang on to it. Bowl Games is on at all 15 Crazy Bowls & Wraps locations in Missouri and Illinois, both sides of the river, and that strip of paper is your ticket for the next eight weeks of football season.
Here's the whole game. Open crazybowlsandwraps.com/bowl-games on your phone, type your first name, and photograph your paper receipt. The game reads what you ordered and hands you one of five Huddle cards. Then Chip Teriyaki, our announcer, calls your order out loud like the biggest play of the fourth quarter. A double-protein bowl gets the call it deserves.
What you order decides your card
There are five Huddle cards and there's no random element anywhere. The rarest thing on your ticket decides the pull. A second protein earns Double Protein. A tofu, falafel or no-protein build earns Green Zone. An entree with a paid drink earns The Closer. One of the week's top three entrees earns The Regular. A paid side, starter, topping or dessert on its own earns Special Teams. No luck in it.
Each card pays a reward the first time you earn it. The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso. Double Protein pays a Free Crispy Treat. The Regular pays a Free Regular Fountain Drink. Green Zone pays a Free Edamame. Special Teams pays a Free Cheese Quesadilla. Collect all five different cards and you've earned a Free Entree, any regular bowl or wrap. Six rewards, each once per person, all off receipts you were about to throw away.
"For as long as we've been open, the receipt has been the saddest thing in the bag. It rides home in a cup holder and dies in a jacket pocket. Not this fall. Photograph it, and our AI-announcer, Chip Teriyaki, calls your order like it just sealed the game, you pull a Huddle card, and the free food starts. It's the best thing that's ever happened to a piece of thermal paper." Elle Morgan, Chief Marketing Officer, Crazy Bowls & Wraps.
Fifteen stores, one scoreboard
Every verified receipt is also a point for the store printed on it, on one scoreboard for all 15 locations. Nothing's paid out from that board. It's there so the stores can argue about it, and so you can see whether yours is pulling ahead this week. Rounds run Sunday through Saturday and lock Saturday night.
The weekly Taco Kit is the part a guest takes home. From the week of Sunday, September 27, the guest with the most register-verified receipts at each store that week gets a Taco Kit, once per guest for the season. It waits a week because the game reached every store only today, and week two puts all 15 on equal footing.
About the announcer
Chip Teriyaki is a computer-generated character with a synthetic voice, and he's very good at his one job. He uses only the first name you typed and the items on your receipt, and you can change or delete his call any time. He doesn't pretend to be a person. He does pretend a Jerk bowl is a game-sealing interception.
The fine print, kept short
Only paper receipts play: the one from the register or the one stapled to your pickup or delivery bag. Screenshots and emailed confirmations don't read. One pull per receipt, on any phone. Receipts printed on or after Sunday, September 20 play, for 14 days after printing, from any store and any channel. Every receipt shows as pending until it's checked against the register, within 24 hours. To collect a reward, link the Crazy Points email you use at the register when the game asks; rewards load to that account the next day and they're good for 30 days. Anyone 13 or older can play; you have to be 18 or older to link an account and receive rewards. Employees and their households aren't eligible, and a receipt with nothing paid on it earns nothing. The season closes Saturday, November 14, and the Official Rules are on the game page.
Frequently asked questions
What receipts count for Bowl Games?
Only paper receipts, the one handed to you at the register or stapled to your bag, printed on or after September 20 and within the last 14 days. Screenshots and emailed confirmations never count.
What are the five Huddle cards, and what does each one pay?
The Closer pays a Free Chips and Queso, Double Protein a Free Crispy Treat, The Regular a Free Regular Fountain Drink, Green Zone a Free Edamame, and Special Teams a Free Cheese Quesadilla, each the first time you earn it.
When do rewards show up?
They load to the Crazy Points account you linked in the game the next day, after your receipt is checked against the register, and each is good for 30 days.
Who can play?
Anyone 13 or older with a paper receipt. You must be 18 or older to link a Crazy Points account and receive rewards. Employees, franchisees, their agencies and their households are not eligible.
Does a comped or fully discounted receipt count?
No. A receipt with nothing paid on it is rejected when it is checked against the register, so it earns no reward and no store point.
Keep the receipt
Your next receipt is the first one that counts. Photograph it at crazybowlsandwraps.com/bowl-games.