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  • All 9 quintillion of them . . .
  • Milo wrote: »
    All 9 quintillion of them . . .


    Thought of that. Limit 1 / household. :D
  • Milo wrote: »
    All 9 quintillion of them . . .

    Actually its lower than that, since the NCAA tournament went to the 64 teams, no 1 seed has ever lost to a 16 seed. Given that trend, it drops to 1 in 562,000,000 to pick the rest.

    The sad part is, since offering bracket contests, CBS Sports and ESPN have never had anyone submit a perfect bracket. It is somewhere close to 50 million entries in total.
  • djgolfcan wrote: »
    Actually its lower than that, since the NCAA tournament went to the 64 teams, no 1 seed has ever lost to a 16 seed. Given that trend, it drops to 1 in 562,000,000 to pick the rest.


    I'm under the assumption that the bracket challenge will include picking the winners of the 4 play in games as well.
  • sorry guys, only US residents are eligible. I heard on the radio that top 20 best guesses get $100k each.
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