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| St. Louis Bracket Competition 5 million | Started by: Edward_Sharpe on Mar 15, '11 12:40 |
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Edward lights his cigarette and steps up to the streets |
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I've been getting some questions so I'm going to go OOC for a second (sorry tiggy) |
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| Reply by: Edward_Sharpe at Mar 15, '11 12:58 | |
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Just wanted to give an update once again. |
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| Reply by: Edward_Sharpe at Mar 15, '11 13:16 | |
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Alabama listens to Edwards words, but feels them going in one ear and out the other
Sorry, sir. I am but a simple woman and these sports can be confusing for me. Incase there are others like myself listening to you, could you please explain what on earth a perfect bracket is? I wouldn't know one if it slapped me in the face.
You could say im a bit of a degenerate gambler, so this all sounds appealing to me, but I like to know what im getting into before I part with hard earned cash. |
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| Reply by: AlabamaWorley at Mar 15, '11 14:01 | |
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A Perfect Bracket is where every single winner of every game is picked correctly |
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| Reply by: Edward_Sharpe at Mar 15, '11 16:36 | |
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The odds of picking a perfect NCAA bracket are 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 1 |
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| Reply by: RoRoG at Mar 15, '11 18:22 | |
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I have been following the NCAA Tourney for many years. To my knowledge, a perfect bracket has only been picked 1 time. The man who chose it won 1 Million bucks. |
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| Reply by: Scarface_ at Mar 15, '11 19:23 | |
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'Bama turns to look at RoRoG
I Guess thats why the prize is pretty crazy. An unlikely event it would be won, but hey, least there is sitll 5 million up for grabs! |
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| Reply by: AlabamaWorley at Mar 15, '11 19:24 | |
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