92nd Academy Awards Odds Tracker

• See the odds to win all the major awards at the 2020 Oscars
• Track how the odds for Best Picture, Best Actor, Best Actress, and Best Director fluctuate leading up to the Feb. 9th ceremony
• Learn trends from the past six years of Academy Awards shows

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The 92nd Academy Awards take place on Feb. 9th, 2020, at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, LA. The graphs below track the futures odds to win the major categories by calculating the average from some of our most trusted sportsbooks.

Best Picture Odds

Best Picture Top Contender Odds

• [Nov. 22] Heralded as a swan song for the great gangster stories Martin Scorsese is known for, The Irishman opens this Academy Awards season with the shortest odds, at +240.

Best Picture Odds at BookMaker.eu

All odds taken on Nov. 22, 2019.

The Irishman didn’t make it past the cutting room floor in time to be considered for the 91st Academy Awards, but perhaps the wait was worth it for Netflix’s 2020 contender.  The more-or-less true mob story runs over 3 hour, following one man’s rise through organized crime – and his eventual involvement with the famously disappeared Jimmy Hoffa.

Past Best Picture Winners

Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring the genre’s best (De Niro, Pesci, Pacino), The Irishman has that something the Academy voters love: it is the final piece in a long-standing and highly acclaimed career.

Despite running against some other heavy-hitters (Tarantino, anyone?), the finality of the film and those behind it smells of early Oscars success.

Best Actor Odds

Best Actor Top Contender Odds

• [Nov. 22] A somber take on a well-known villain sees Joaquin Phoenix’s odds for Best Actor open at -220.

Best Actor Odds at BookMaker.eu

Whether you loved it or hated it, Todd Phillips’ Joker proved once and again that Joaquin Phoenix will go where he needs to go as an actor. His physical performance of a man caught within the nightmare of his own mind, navigating a complex world, is without a doubt nomination-worthy. Will it also be awards-earning?

His closest contender is Adam Driver, who carries enough physical and emotional intensity for 10 men within his one body. From the small screen (GIRLS; HBO) to a galaxy far, far away (Star Wars: The Last Jedi), Driver plays every character with a physicality you often only see live on a stage.

Critics of his take on the role have said it’s a bit too theatre-school-101, but Driver says that “performance” was actually one of the film’s biggest themes.

Past Best Actor Winners

Best Actress Odds

Past Best Actress Winners