Bump since lot of these are much clearer now though still probably all undecided. Of course if you picked say the Bengals for the last one, you probably are out of luck in doing well in that particular selection!
In any event, what is the maximum number that anyone will get correct in the sense of picking the highest team in their group? That's a tough thing to do given on average (assuming the outcomes were reasonably equally likely before season - which is not probably true but just to get an estimation) a person would only pick the top team about 20% of the time.
So someone getting 3 / 6 correct would be way above average, who knows that might even be enough to win a prize if you didn't pick terribly in the other selections. Guess we'll see!
Of course if you pick say 4 / 6 correct with the Bengals or Redskins that might end up not winning you a prize given how far they are behind everyone else. So more to it naturally than just picking the top teams in each group, but that's a reasonable way to get an estimation again.
In any event, what is the maximum number that anyone will get correct in the sense of picking the highest team in their group? That's a tough thing to do given on average (assuming the outcomes were reasonably equally likely before season - which is not probably true but just to get an estimation) a person would only pick the top team about 20% of the time.
So someone getting 3 / 6 correct would be way above average, who knows that might even be enough to win a prize if you didn't pick terribly in the other selections. Guess we'll see!
Of course if you pick say 4 / 6 correct with the Bengals or Redskins that might end up not winning you a prize given how far they are behind everyone else. So more to it naturally than just picking the top teams in each group, but that's a reasonable way to get an estimation again.
