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One guy has a verified perfect bracket through 48 games. Nobody got more than the first 40 games right before.
His name is Center Roads.
Is he a time traveler?
funnyb25
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
07-09-09
39663
#2
Good guy
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eaglesfan371
SBR MVP
01-08-19
4079
#3
Poor guy
If he was even a coal miner at one of Warren Buffet’s hundreds of companies he’d be set for life ($1M / year)
Too bad he will likely receiving nothing.
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bettingman6
SBR Wise Guy
12-21-18
626
#4
If he's a time traveler, sports betting is a good thing to get into. He can make a lot of money, and he wouldn't be risking getting arrested for insider trading like he would if he has some off the charts success in the stock market.
However, I would recommend against a time traveler making a perfect bracket or doing anything else that attracts a lot of attention. Especially since you might end up affecting the results of games if people figure out you're a time traveler. (Ie the coach makes the team practice for an extra 2 hours because you picked them to lose in their next game.) In addition, there would be suspicion that you fixed games and you might get arrested for that.
I think a 65-70% ATS record is what a time traveler should do.
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TheMoneyShot
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02-14-07
28689
#5
Originally posted by bettingman6
His name is Center Roads.
Stand up guy.... I heard he's related to Ray Rhodes
There is one perfect bracket on NCAA.com, and in their article they quoted the odds of being perfect through two rounds as 1 in 281 trillion. However they are assuming 50/50 for every game.
I was curious what a more accurate odds of this happening were given that most games aren't close to coin flips. I used 538's pre-game odds for every game and ran the data. I come up with 1 in 617,029,267. For comparison powerball is 1 in 292,201,338, so this was about half as likely as winning the powerball which is obviously still pretty rare but not quite 1 in 281 trillion.
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sweethook
SBR Posting Legend
11-21-07
12667
#16
he should atlest win a horse or a car to get him of his feet
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cincinnatikid513
SBR Aristocracy
11-23-17
45365
#17
Meet the South Dakota railroad worker who won $50,000 in Warren Buffett’s March Madness contest