In terms of probability which one of these had the lowest chance

These digits

>>74140357
Leicester winning the EPL is 1/20 since there are 20 teams.
Trump was 50/50, it was either he gets it or he doesn't. Same for the Pats

>>74140357
wasn't leicester winning the EPL like 4000/1 or something ridiculous? i'd say that, anything can happen in the span of one game but that was a whole season

>>74140415
>Being this bad at math
Go brush your teeth you wanker

>>74140357

Leicester winning by far was the least likely.
It was probably among the least likely things that has occurred in the history of sports.

>>74140535
Only 4 of 1057 times since 1980 did a team come back after being down 25 points....250/1.
But this was in the Super Bowl against the best team in the NFC, with the hottest qb in football, making it more unlikely.

It is close, Lestah or Brady.

>>74140676

Leicester was literally 5000-1 at the start of the season

>>74140676

No sportsbook would have given you anything close to 250/1 odds though. I believe the best you could have gotten was 20/1.
If you can prove otherwise, then please provide evidence to that effect and I'll admit I was wrong.

Meanwhile Leicester City was paying 5,000/1 before the season started.

When you look at pre-seaon odds, then yeah it's Leicester

But in reality, Man U fuckin still sucked, Chelshit collapsed, Arsenal is arsenal, and City was kinda decent

Whole english league was mediocre last year, quality wise. A team like Lester with some great buys and great performances could certainly win that year

Falcons had a 99.7% chance of winning lmao

Leicester winning the EPL

They don't play in such a league

>>74140770
It was about 14/1, was gonna go cheeky on it but didn't bother.

The flip is a retard

>>74140490
>wanker
AHAHAHA

>>74140490
>people other than brits using the term "wanker" unironically

>>74140913
>>74140958
>think I'm using it unironically
Calm down wichser and pikspiller

>>74140357
Probability doesn't enter into anything's outcome, it's just a way to try to predict what was always inevitable.