Bill Gates, he bet that no subsidiary will get a "crazy March" game like the county. "I can't confirm this because I never appreciate whether some private subsidiaries will do this," he said. "But I don't think there is such a thing. It's like we will hold a Christmas party at different times of the year." The county has hosted this competition since 2016.
In fact, other subsidiaries are unlikely to give employees the opportunity to win $1 million a year (if someone can accurately predict the last 16 of the American College Basketball League, they will receive $1 million a year). . If this does not happen, the game will end with the last remaining contestant and the winner will receive $100,000.
This year, on Friday afternoon, in the 23rd round of the first round, the No. 12 seed Oregon defeated the No. 5 seed Wisconsin. (In 2017, the winner guessed the result of 29 games. é) Two employees of the county were fighting to the same moment, and the final watermelon was awarded $100,000. Ironically: one of the winners, 36-year-old BNSF railway subsidiary Adam Allie, is an audience of Oregon. Without supporting the love team, he lost the game and accepted Yahoo Finance interview. Allie pointed out that he "may have spent only two Minutes to go to win the lucrative bonus. When he got off work with a friend in the morning, he was persuaded by his friends to go to the game. "I looked at it quickly and then chose it intuitively," Allie said. (Another winner from the Bay County company, Forest River, declined to be interviewed.)
The game manager of Ba County will change the results of the competition to the contestants after each game and announce the remaining levels. Many contestants will follow these revisions "piously".
However, Allie said that he had not seen any revisions and had never reviewed his match until a friend called to congratulate him and he won the game.
"I don't understand what he is saying, thinking he is just teasing me," Allie said. "Then I started to receive calls from other people who collaborated with me. My husband never thought that I was teasing her. But she was very happy about it. Thank you very much."
Allie and her husband and four sons settled in Sioux Falls, South Dakota (S.D.). He has been internship at BNSF since 2014 and is responsible for repairing the track and replacing the railroad ties at the top of the rail. He said the bonus will be used indirectly to pay bills and repair the mantle in the home, because the mantle was flooded in the summer. He continued, "No matter how much is left," I will keep it as a winter reserve.