A Berkshire Hathaway employee has bagged Warren Buffett's $1 million prize after calling 31 of 32 games in the first round of March Madness.

It took nearly a decade, but someone finally won Warren Buffett's $1 million NCAA Tournament bracket challenge. The winning employee took home the grand prize after picking 31 of the 32 first-round games correctly, according to Business Insider.

Heading into Sunday’s women’s Elite Eight games, there was one bracket remaining in the ESPN Tournament Challenge (out of 3.4 million) that had correctly picked the previous 57 games, but it had the No.

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The odds of achieving a perfect bracket for the college basketball tournament are about 1 in 9.22 quintillion.

Warren Buffett has held a March Madness bracket contest for employees of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) and its subsidiaries, offering $1 million—annually—to anyone who successfully predicts the winners of the first 48 games in the NCAA tournament.

How many perfect brackets remain? Here's what to know of perfect brackets across men's and women's NCAA Tournaments so far:

There are now 181 perfect brackets left following the conclusion of the first round, according to the NCAA. This is the first time since 2019 that all brackets weren't been busted in the opening round. In last year's tournament, the final perfect bracket was busted in the second-to-last game of Round 1.

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