Fillable March Madness Bracket Form

You don’t,seeing as how the tournament Championship game was played on April 2nd !!

Yes, it is technically possible, and even absurdly overwhelming odds don’t mean it couldn’t theoretically happen this year. But we’re pretty confident in saying that it won’t.It’s pretty hard to calculate the exact odds of filling out a perfect bracket. Your chances will increase with more knowledge of the current teams, the tournament’s history, and an understanding of the sport itself. For instance, before UMBC’s historic upset of Virginia last year, it was practically a guarantee that all four 1 seeds would win their matchups (they’re still 135 for 136 through the modern tournament’s history), giving you four automatically correct games to start off with. But that type of knowledge is near impossible to quantify or accurately factor into an equation.We'll get to advanced calculations that attempt to take knowledge into account later on but to get a better understanding, let’s first look at the most basic calculation.Get the best website to fill out an NCAA tournament bracket?

No. After a certain age, you realize it’s just like everything else. Follow the money, Hal Holbrook style. Big ass money going toward already wealthy big ass schools. However, I do enjoy when upstarts from nowhere topple the giants. It’s literally built in to the cultural mythos: David vs. Goliath.I can’t help but think of Hoosiers every once in awhile. Gene Hackman draws up the final play, a diversion, and the players slump their shoulders, knowing it’s the wrong one. “I’ll make it,” says Jimmy Chipwood. Jeezus. I don’t know about you, but that still sends shivers up and down my spine. Sure, it’s a Capra-corny shmaltzy moment, but it still gets to you, no matter who you are. It also doesn’t hurt to have a mellifluous and elegiac solo french horn crooning underneath the scene.Yeah, it’s a rather racist movie. There just aren’t that many minorities in small towns. A much better basketball film in general, however, is Hoop Dreams, by Fred Marx. Capturing the sights, sounds, and energies of real games is not easy to pull off, but the filmmakers did.

Here's the link to a paper that tells you a strategy for picking brackets in order to maximize the expected return on a bet.  In particular, if there are n people in your pool, and only the winner of the pool gets the prize, this method will optimize your chances of winning the prize.  (The optimal strategy isn't the strategy that would give you the highest expected number of correct picks.)Optimal Strategies for Sports Betting Pools

As I’ve been told all over the internet, 9,223,372,036,854,777,808, but this makes no sense to me. According to their explanation, this is from 2^63, 63 being the total amount of games. In an example I heard, you can have 4 teams and a total of 8 possibilities, so 2^3=8, 3 being the number of games. But here's the thing, there are not 8 possibilities. There are only 4. This is because two games with the same two teams is impossible. For example, you can’t have team a play team b, than in the next game have team a play team b. I know, there is also the possibilities of the first games, like in the beginning will team a play team b or will team a start by playing team c? But that’s not true either. As I’ve been told, the bracket making (or betting) is decided after the first games are set up (NOT PLAY, just planned) [ask if you do not know what I mean]. And on that matter, there are not 63 total games in the calculation, because the first 32 games have already been planned. Maybe I just got my research wrong and most people actually bet or make their predictions on the brackets before the first games are set up. I don’t know much about Basketball… :|

Why do so many people fill out NCAA Brackets when no one is ever right:The reason that people fill out the NCAA Brackets is because of competition and money Babyyy. !!!One year Warren Buffet, the owner and the founder of Hathaway Berkshire offered his own employees the competition of a lifetime during the NCAA Basketball tournament.Warren Buffett offers $1 million for life for perfect Sweet 16 bracket (to employees only)Warren Buffett's NCAA tournament challenge is here again.In an interview with CNBC last month, Buffett said that any employee of his company, Berkshire Hathaway, to accurately predict the Sweet 16 will win $1 million a year for life.The challenge is limited to the 390,000 employees at the billionaire CEO's Berkshire Hathaway."All you have to do is get through the first bracket to win $1 million, assuming nobody else wins at the same time then you split the million," Buffett said to CNBC.Buffett will also offer a $100,000 consolation prize to the person who does the best. Last year, he split $100,000 between eight employees. The year before, five people lost with just one game left.According to Forbes.com, about 100,000 employees completed brackets in the past.

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