It makes perfect sense though, they are going to pick at random and not based off of what the teams performance is like. Just because they’re undefeated doesn’t mean they’ll beat the toughest defense (cough cough Gonzaga)
@@williambohannon6264 Actually no, probability plays into the term “mathematically.” It considers the likely hood of an outcome and gives data accordingly
@@Fuego_BS lets take a 1 vs. 16 seed for example. Logically the 1 seed has a 95%+ chance of winning. But mathematically there is a 50% chance they win because there are 2 possible outcomes. Either the 1 seed wins or the 16 seed win. It's like flipping a coin.
@@williambohannon6264 The chance of Team A beating Team b is 50%. The chance of a 16 seed beating a 1 seed in the ncaa tournament is less than 1%. Once you bring specifics into the statement, it brings in probability including what has happened in the past to make an educated prediction on the outcome
@@Fuego_BS Logically yes. But every team has a 50% chance of winning when you look at the possible outcomes. That's how they determined the chances of winning a bracket. You have a 1/2 chance of getting 1 game right because there are 2 possible outcomes. Likewise you have a 1/4 chance of getting 2 games right because there are 4 possible outcomes, but only 1 outcome will happen. So for 63 games you have about 1 in 9 quintillion chances of getting them all right because there are about 9 quintillion possible outcomes. The math is 0.5^63 which gets you about 1 in 9 quintillion.
Basketball is the easiest sport to predict, along with soccer. Baseball and hockey are the hardest and you can’t change my mind about that. Football is also easy af to predict
March madness is near impossible to predict, as no one has ever done it. But yes, baseball is weird asf. A team can lose 15-1 one game and win 27-9 the next.
@@hydrosis356 Thank god. I’ve actually watched the playoffs this year. Weren’t too bad. Especially since Tampa was facing Montreal for the most boring finals in a long time
@@jasonmarcus7486 theoretically, they don’t. Tell me how many times a 16 seed has beat a 1 seed. Now tell me how many times a 1 seed has beat a 16 seed. Exactly my point. Not 50/50
*codes a program that writes 9.2 Quintollion outcomes and becomes billionare
yeah good luck with that
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Technically it's more like 1 in a billion bc some games are guaranteed not 50-50 chance
@@elishaeinfeld that’s not at all how math works but ok
@@peepeepoopoo3614 yeah facts. Plus if you think anything is guaranteed then you haven’t watched CB
Someone gets a perfect bracket
Does not submit it anywhere
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That would suck so much lmfao
Literally mine I just did it for fun and I got 57/60
@@LolLol-qx3ng cap 🧢
God Jesus and The Holy Spirit Is great
none are real fuck off
@@Ty-17 dude why are you so angry? it’s an innocent comment and you act like he killed your mother
@@Ty-17 Jesus is proven real and also not everything came from nothing events in the Bible are repeating themselves why don’t u believe
@@jasonmarcus7486 yea God bless
Amen
It's always the people that know nothing that do good
Honestly the best way because they don't over think and usually have a 1 seed winning
It makes perfect sense though, they are going to pick at random and not based off of what the teams performance is like. Just because they’re undefeated doesn’t mean they’ll beat the toughest defense (cough cough Gonzaga)
And he was a Carolina Panthers fan pog we get represented somehow
He also had the ND shirt
The bracket contest is only for Berkshire Hathaway employees.
Maybe he just sent in 9.2 million brackets ez 1b
You'd need 9 million times a million times a million to get every possible outcome
1 in 9 quintillion assumes each game at 50% probability. Most game's probability in the tournament is not 50%
Mathematically yes it is.. You have 2 options for each game, so a 50% chance to get right and a 50% chance to get it wrong.
@@williambohannon6264 Actually no, probability plays into the term “mathematically.” It considers the likely hood of an outcome and gives data accordingly
@@Fuego_BS lets take a 1 vs. 16 seed for example. Logically the 1 seed has a 95%+ chance of winning. But mathematically there is a 50% chance they win because there are 2 possible outcomes. Either the 1 seed wins or the 16 seed win. It's like flipping a coin.
@@williambohannon6264 The chance of Team A beating Team b is 50%. The chance of a 16 seed beating a 1 seed in the ncaa tournament is less than 1%. Once you bring specifics into the statement, it brings in probability including what has happened in the past to make an educated prediction on the outcome
@@Fuego_BS Logically yes. But every team has a 50% chance of winning when you look at the possible outcomes. That's how they determined the chances of winning a bracket. You have a 1/2 chance of getting 1 game right because there are 2 possible outcomes. Likewise you have a 1/4 chance of getting 2 games right because there are 4 possible outcomes, but only 1 outcome will happen. So for 63 games you have about 1 in 9 quintillion chances of getting them all right because there are about 9 quintillion possible outcomes. The math is 0.5^63 which gets you about 1 in 9 quintillion.
My teacher only missed 4 I’m not joking
Could have got a billion
Ayo man
I’ve been 6 away from perfect but duke lost
Sheeee 👀👀👀
Basketball is the easiest sport to predict, along with soccer. Baseball and hockey are the hardest and you can’t change my mind about that. Football is also easy af to predict
Do you even know about March madness ?😭😭😭
March madness is near impossible to predict, as no one has ever done it. But yes, baseball is weird asf. A team can lose 15-1 one game and win 27-9 the next.
I said basketball in general. Especially playoff brackets. Just pick either the clips lakers or nets and you predicted right
@@unbiasedbruinsfanwhocanbeb7968 Funny how all 3 teams said aren’t even in the finals lmao
@@hydrosis356 Thank god. I’ve actually watched the playoffs this year. Weren’t too bad. Especially since Tampa was facing Montreal for the most boring finals in a long time
9.2 quintillion isn’t accurate that if you flip a coin in every game.
When you’re 4th grade teacher has only missed one
Such a liar lmao tryna get attention
Stop the 🧢 bro no one thinks it’s funny. Maybe missed one out of 2 games, but not in the tournament.
Awesome 👏 I
Didn't even show the bracket. Makes no sense
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Actually ik somebody who went 61 of 63
Lmao such a liar tryna get attention
Its called stating a fact.
Ik someone who went 62 of 63
Nicee
@@soryokoBS I was just mocking you. I don’t believe you either
56/63 games is not at all close. That's a couple of billion tries away
My student teacher in math made one on ESPN and got 97% of picks rights
I want whatever weed you’re smoking
@@dante6562 swear to god he did bro
@@dante6562 screwed up the Villanova game, OSU game, and I can’t remember the last one
@@haydenfrazee9229 is he’s the kid mentioned in this video? Exactly.
@@dante6562 the fuck kind of comeback is that?
Wow
One person in my school got it all correct
Go OSU
he was thirteen games off, not *pretty close* its insane but pretty close is within maybe like, 5 games
63-56 is 7 not 13.
@@williambohannon6264 . well, math is hard when your brain is smoother than a new window
@@gkdunch its alright
Imagine tacking other people's content sad
Imagine not being able to spell, or use punctuation- Proper punctuation
The odds actually aren’t 9.2 quintillion
Yes they are dumbass
@@colincicero4059 considering you know that more teams are more skilled than others, those prediction numbers get lower immensely.
@@muhammadthien5167 but the upset factor weighs in so theoretically the odds stay the same, but i get your point
@@jasonmarcus7486 true, but I think 9.2 quintillion is a stretch, since they got that from the theoretical probability of 50/50.
@@jasonmarcus7486 theoretically, they don’t. Tell me how many times a 16 seed has beat a 1 seed. Now tell me how many times a 1 seed has beat a 16 seed. Exactly my point. Not 50/50
Bro there’s been multiple perfect brackets and those stats are off because it doesn’t weight in seeds lol
What?
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There has not been multiple perfect brackets
I want whatever drugs you’re on
I was the 2 thousandth like lol
And?
@@StevenEatsAlone you are on a mission to upset everyone in this comment section lol
@@jaredjak 😂😂😂
Obviously he guessed and god lucky