Out of 1,000,000 games between Carlsen and Houdini what would be the result?

If Magnus Carlsen played 1,000,000 games against Houdini do you think he would even win any? How many do you think would be a draw?

I'm thinking more like 1,000 wins, 10,000 draw, the rest losses for Carlsen.

I don't think Carlsen would win one game off the computer in 1000000 unless the computer glitched.

I know, those 1,000 wins I gave to Carlsen are only because the computers have a lot of bugs, so probably 1 out of every 1,000 games Carlsen could get lucky and the computer would glitch.

Carlsen would be sick and tired of chess. If they played only 5 min Blitz games for 8 hours a day they'd be playing for 57 years, and the chess world would be laughing at an 80 year old former WCC still doggedly trying to get one win against a programme which by then would be like a stone age relic.

I'm not saying they should actually play all of the games, but what if all the games 2 hour games were completed instantly so that Magnus Carlsen would not be affected by having to play 1,000,000 games (ignore logic) What would the results be?