I have to tell you folks that are asking about accaptances with low scores, gpa ect.
In my three years as a premed and three more years as a paramedic considering pre-med, I have asked you questions and similar questions many times.
Guess what, it never alleviates your anxiety and doubts. It never will make you feel better about your chances more more than a moment because you will find a hundred more threads of people with a 3.7 or 29 mcat who got rejected.
My advice, listen to advice on how to increase your chances, try not to worry about other people's numbers, try to control your anxiety and doubt(it is natural), do your BEST, because there are so many variables in medical school admissions that NOBODY can accuratly predict anyones chances, or even make an educated guess really other than obvious red flags(like gpa<3.0 ect.)
One could even argue that somebody who was accepted this year would actually NOT have a 100% chance of acceptance next year, it is just an extremely variable and objective process.