Math works against your chances for a perfect NCAA bracket
The odds of picking every one of the games of the NCAA Tournament correctly are long, but that doesn't keep fans and casual gamblers from filling out a bracket.
AND SHARES A TEAM. THE STATISTIC LEE IS A GOOD BET. >> IT'S ONE OF THE BEST TIMES OF THE YEAR. MARCH MADNESS. TIME FOR EATING FRIED FOODS SITTING IN FRONT OF YOUR TV FOR HOURS. AND IF YOU'RE AS REMEMBER MATH, ABSOLUTELY. MILLER IS A PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS SAID DUKE UNIVERSITY. HE CRUNCHED THE NUMBERS AND SAYS THE ODDS OF PICKING THE PERFECT 63 GAME BRACKET COMPLETELY RANDOMLY IS ONE IN ABOUT 10 QUINTILLION OR ONE IN 10 BILLION BILLION. YOU HEARD THAT CORRECTLY AND FORMED FAN HAS BETTER ODDS WITH A ROUGHLY ONE IN 2 BILLION CHANCE OF BEING PERFECT. DOES ANYONE EVER GET A PERFECT BRACKET? >> I DON'T KNOW. THAT INSTANCE OF SOMEONE GETTING A PERFECT BRACKET. HE'S RIGHT IN 2019, ONE MAN WAS ABLE TO GUESS 49
