I don't think I am going to, they are asking for a lot of information. I don't think that all the spam you will end up getting will be worth the tiny tiny tiny chance of winning this.
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03-07-14 07:23 AM #1
Anyone doing the "billion dollar bracket" ?
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03-07-14 07:45 AM #2
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03-07-14 07:55 AM #3
have to agree Huckleberry its a waste of time. I mean when was the last documented perfect bracket?
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03-07-14 08:04 AM #4
Heck ya I'm in.
Going to win that fukker too.
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03-07-14 08:10 AM #5
Never happened before. It's more than 999 trillion chance to one or somethig. Imma be the first! Supposedly if you are perfect all the way up tothe final four they are going to make you an offer you can't refuse
Originally Posted by Mitchell88
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03-07-14 08:15 AM #6
an autistic kid did it years ago cant remember exactly. They are also giving 4 one million dollar prizes to the top 4 brackets. You have looked at the signup though obviously, we will be getting crap from yahoo and quicken forever Originally Posted by TakingVegasMoney
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03-07-14 08:24 AM #7
I remember hearing about it but it wasn't perfect for the entire thing. It has never happened. I used a dummy email only for it so I'm not too worried about the spam and whatnot. Originally Posted by Mitchell88
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03-07-14 08:29 AM #8
ok so the perfect bracket never achieved.
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03-07-14 08:45 AM #9
link?
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03-07-14 08:51 AM #10
It's through yahoo tournament pick em. I'm on my phone so can't pull it up quick Originally Posted by Big Bear
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03-07-14 08:58 AM #11
https://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ Originally Posted by Big Bear
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03-07-14 09:07 AM #12
1 in 9,200,000,000,000,000,000 chance to hit but they get your cell number to bombard you with lots of insurance shit. Pass.
If you feel so good about your chances, just parlay all MLs on the first two days of the tourney.
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03-17-14 02:21 AM #13
You have better odds winning the powerball and lottery multiple times than win this.
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03-17-14 02:22 AM #14
I'll stick with my dollar a week on the lotto.
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03-17-14 02:39 AM #15
Basically giving your rights over for legal phishing haha. They know the odds of someone winning is closer to 7 billion people living 1 million times. Astronomical, they just want your information knowing that quite a few people will do business with them via loans or whatever else. All the while getting their business name out in the open. Probably selling that info also.
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03-17-14 02:43 AM #16
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03-17-14 03:44 AM #17
Those odds are incorrect.
They are assuming that each game is a coin flip. A 16 has never beaten a 1, 15's rarely beat 2's and 14's rarely beat 3's. That's 12 events that have to be weighted to get correct odds and would significantly alter the odds.
That said, the point is certainly spot on. It's nearly impossible
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03-17-14 03:48 AM #18
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03-17-14 03:51 AM #19
Quicken Loans Bracket Contest 1 Billion Dollars
My home loan is through Quicken. So I could careless about the personal info. For those of you who need to refinance... they are actually a good company. Better than years past. I refinanced my home for 3.99%. Hardly any excessive personal information given... it was part of the HARP 2.0 plan... loan closed in 20 days. Fastest ever. Saved $330 a month on interest.
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