Warren Buffet 2017 $1 Million Bracket Challenge Odds Not Good

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Warren Buffet 2017 $1 Million Bracket Challenge Odds Not Good

Once again this year Warren Buffet is offering a cool million dollars to anyone who correctly predicts the winner of all 32 first-round games taking place Thursday and Friday.  (There was still time to take part in the Bookmaker Best Bracket contest that guarantees $10,000 to the person with the most wins here)

Okay so what are your chances of winning?

Try 1 in 4,294,967,296.

But this is easy to put into words, harder to explain mathematically without the expertise of say…..a stats professor from Depaul University, Jeff Berger.

Watch the video below

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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