Warren Buffet offers 1 Billion for a perfect March Madness Bracket.



Holy shit, how awesome would it be to win this? To go from nothing to a billionaire by filling out some fucking form lol. Also what is even the definition of a 'perfect bracket'?
 
Charto911 said:
1 in quintillion to crack it but I have a way to do so.... 1 Billion here I come (depending on official entry requirments of course).
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Moe Bricks said:
Holy shit, how awesome would it be to win this? To go from nothing to a billionaire by filling out some fucking form lol. Also what is even the definition of a 'perfect bracket'?
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ZuzanaDesigns said:
Holy crap that would be awesome. Syracuse is going to win it all this year :)
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ITT: Marketing people get marketed to successfully and instead of getting inspired to market better, they aspire to win the lottery. This shit reminds me of 'contests' I had set up where winning was virtually impossible.
 
Hey man, never said I was going to actually take time to fuck with this, I was just saying it would be awesome to win.
 
Moe Bricks said:
Hey man, never said I was going to actually take time to fuck with this, I was just saying it would be awesome to win.
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Going to sell auto generated entry style lotto tickets to people for this just like the corner store for ONE DOLLA.
(with a clause saying that if our numbers win I get 50%)
 
How many variations are there?

It's so fucking simple to get that billion... Make a variant bracket for everyone in the pool, have everyone agree to split the winning with the pool, boom, instant payday for no work.
 
lukep said:
How many variations are there?

It's so fucking simple to get that billion... Make a variant bracket for everyone in the pool, have everyone agree to split the winning with the pool, boom, instant payday for no work.
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'The odds are not ideal—a 1 in 9.2 quintillion chance. But it costs nothing to fill out, so you should probably do it. The contest starts March 3, and March Madness kicks off March 18.'
 
By incentivizing Nancy Kerrigan-style attacks upon NCAA players, WB has demonstrated his disdain for the sport of basketball.

I predict much confusion when every team in the tournament is forced to send their b-squad out on the court, while the starting 5 sit on the bench with broken knees.
 
lukep said:
How many variations are there?

It's so fucking simple to get that billion... Make a variant bracket for everyone in the pool, have everyone agree to split the winning with the pool, boom, instant payday for no work.
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Yah... the only problem is that the number of odds far outnumber the number of living people in existance... so there goes your theory. Also, even if that number of people existed, if everyone split it, you'd get getting a whooping $0.0001

IceToEskimos said:
By incentivizing Nancy Kerrigan-style attacks upon NCAA players, WB has demonstrated his disdain for the sport of basketball.

I predict much confusion when every team in the tournament is forced to send their b-squad out on the court, while the starting 5 sit on the bench with broken knees.
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Spoken like a true hustler. Thank you ICE, when WF comments start looking like youtube comments, it is a troubling sign for this little corner of cyber space I frequent so often.
 
John Diver, director of product development for ESPN Fantasy, said in the 13 years that ESPN has offered NCAA bracket contests, no one has ever come close to a perfect bracket, even though there have been about 30 million entries. In fact, only once in the last seven years has anyone gotten the first round perfect.
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lulz.
 
lukep said:
How many variations are there?

It's so fucking simple to get that billion... Make a variant bracket for everyone in the pool, have everyone agree to split the winning with the pool, boom, instant payday for no work.
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So fucking simple. Almost like that time you bought bitcoin when they were a dollar each and when they went beyond 1k you were still not a bitcoin millionaire. (That means he invested less than 1k)

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