2020 Oscar Party Games: Make Your Predictions With Our Printable Prop Bets Sheet

The 92nd Academy Awards are almost here.

Hollywood's biggest night officially kicks off at 8 p.m. ET on ABC, and if you're still prepping for your watch party, we're here help you check "party games" off your list with our printable props sheet.

Will Joaquin Phoenix be upset for Best Actor? How many awards will 1917 win? Which film will take home Best Picture?

Pit your predictions against your friends' picks with our 10-question prop bet sheet.

Oscar Party Games: Print Our Props Sheet

Click this link or the image below to download and print our Oscars prop sheet.

Oscar Prop Bets

Below is a preview of the 10 questions on our props sheet. Correct answers are worth 1 point each for a total of 10 possible with one tie-breaking question.

Note that we'll update this post with the results for all 10 questions so you can grade your sheets after the broadcast.

1. Will Brad Pitt bring a date?
   Result: Yes (his mom)

2. Will anyone mention climate change?
   Result: Yes

3. How many awards will 1917 win?
   Result: Under 5.5

4. Which Netflix film will win more awards?
   Result: Marriage Story (1) vs. The Irishman (0)

5. Which song will Billie Eilish sing?
   Result: "Yesterday" by The Beatles

6. Who will win Best Supporting Actress?
   Result: Laura Dern, Marriage Story

7. Who will win Best Supporting Actor?
   Result: Brad Pitt, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood

8. Who will win Best Actress?
   Result: Renée Zellweger, Judy

9. Who will win Best Actor?
   Result: Joaquin Phoenix, Joker

10. Which movie will win Best Picture?
    Result: Parasite

Tiebreaker: Exactly how many minutes will the Oscars broadcast run?
Result: 213 minutes (by our unofficial count, including end credits)

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Oscar Predictions

Not sure who to pick for the four acting categories? Want the best edge on your Best Picture pick?

Our staff thinks there are two performers who are locks to win Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor. Chris Raybon also outlines his picks for all five awards on our prop sheet.