Mr. Beast and Salesforce ran a Super Bowl ad featuring a puzzle with a prize of $1 million: https://mrbeast.salesforce.com/
If someone comments on this market within a week after the official contest winner(s) are announced, proving to my satisfaction that their Manifold account belongs to the winner or a member of the winning team, and the account existed before the Super Bowl, this market resolves YES.
(Presumably the winner will also bet this market up to near 100% before they make that comment.)
The Manifolder can be on a winning team, meaning that they contributed meaningfully to the official winner's solution and are promised a cut of the prize money.
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@xjp it looks like they announced 250,000 people signed up. Rough estimate, something like 95 to 98% of those people will have no idea at all what they're doing. Consider considering winning is limited to just North Americans.... maybe between 10,000 and 100,000 people are familiar enough with this type of game to have a chance? Assuming it is as straightforward as that advertisement promised. Which it might not be.
My guess would be there are probably 1000 to 5000 people who have been following along and could reasonably win. How many of them do you think are on this site?
I am on a team which I believe could plausibly win. (We have consistently outpaced the Team Omega public doc) If I had to guess, there are probably between 2-10 other possible teams in contention, but this is mostly based on vibes.
It's pretty involved and at times mindleapy, I don't think a group of under, say, 10 people (and they'd have to be really dedicated puzzlehunters/argers) could win