Resolution:
In the case of a tie, resolves proportionally between all films tied for the most nominations.
If any of those films are contained by "Other" (this is unlikely), I'll first add those options (splitting them out from "Other") before resolving.
Multiple nominations in the same category all count towards the total (but obviously the number of people receiving those nominations is irrelevant).
Context:
The 97th Academy Awards—currently scheduled for March 2nd, 2025—will honor movies released in 2024.
This market will close before nominations are announced on January 17th.
Examples:
In 2024, "Oppenheimer" had the most nominations (13).
In 2019, "The Favourite" and "Roma" tied for first with 10 nominations, and an equivalent market would have resolved to 50% for each.
Update 2025-18-01 (PST): - Market Closing Time Updated: The market will now close closer to the nominations announcement date of January 23rd, 2025. (AI summary of creator comment)
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EMILIA PEREZ DOMINATES with 13 nominations (some of my predictions were off, but this one i got very very right). Next highest was 10 (Brutalist & Wicked). Can it win best picture? FULL DASHBOARD WITH ALL CATEGORIES HERE
@Ziddletwix should this resolution be delayed given that they delayed the announcement to the 23rd? ( https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/2025-oscars-nominations-deadline )
