No, nobody will win. The odds are 1 in 9 quintillion if totally random guesses and 1 in 128 billion if every one of the 15 million entries were done by an expert. No one in recorded history has done it. Read about it here:carey wrote:Idk, doesn't someone usually win one over at the ESPN challenge? This will have way more entries with as much publicity as it is getting. Someone will win the thing. The odds of doing it are way less than winning the lottery I think.Superbone wrote:You do know about Warren Buffet's billion dollar prize split among everybody that picks a perfect bracket, right?Mori Chu wrote:I never fill out a bracket. I don't feel like I know enough to fill one out competently for all the teams and I hate to just guess. This wouldn't be a bad year to pick U of A to go all the way, though.
Yes, billion with a 'b'. Of course nobody will do it. But let's make a pact right now that if any of us do it, we're buying the Suns and we all get season tickets for life.
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... s/6410185/
However, there will be 20 $100,000 prizes awarded to the 20 best entries. So it's not all for naught.