Game of Thrones: who has the best chance of finishing on the throne

By Adam Bankhurst

SPOILERS AHEAD for Game of Thrones Season 8.

With the battle of Winterfell behind us and the king of the night gone, two of the biggest issues are who will end up on the iron throne and who, if any, will kill Cersei.

Thanks to the Vism team, a data visualization tool, we have a better idea of ​​who has the best chance of succeeding in both scenarios, collecting the last odds by betting the Bovada site and placing them in easy-to-follow charts.

Jon Snow, or Aegon Targaryen, has the best chance of sitting on the iron throne with 42.6%. The second is the three-eyed crow himself, Bran Stark, with 18.2%, and Daenerys with 15.4% chance after revealing the identity of his nephew Jon Snow.

Another interesting choice is the hypothetical baby of Jon and Daenerys at 7.7% and Petyr "Littlefinger", Baelish dead, but "some think that he simulated his death last season using a faceless man".

Gilly and The Mountain are tied, and I do not know about you, but the monster previously known as The Mountain That Rides, which directed Westeros, would be a pretty hilarious and shocking end.

Viste's next graphic is entirely devoted to Cersei and whether she will reach the end of the series and, if she does not, who will give the coup de grace.

Arya Stark, who might have saved Westeros by killing the king of the night, is tied with Jamie Lannister for the greater chance of killing Cersei at 40%, which would certainly make her the biggest badbadin the world has ever seen.

Jamie, who is obviously the brother / lover of Cersei, has had a love / hate relationship with his sister / lover and all his evil actions may require the regicide to live up to his name again.

There is a 16.7% chance that she will commit suicide and 14.3% to come out alive.

Finally, Vism decided to use the Myers-Briggs type indicator test to determine who is best placed to become the leader of Westeros on the basis of modern personality science. Users of the MBTI database have badigned a personality type to each character.

The scale places introverts and extroverts on either side of a horizontal scale and intuitively and vertically sensitive types to represent each of 16 different personality types.

Based on a test of 26,477 leaders conducted by the Center for Creative Leadership, the highest percentages are either INTJ, ENTJ, ISTJ or ESTJ, which are found at the four corners of the graph above.

Interestingly, this suggests that the best leaders may not be the best, as The Night King, Cersei and Petyr Baelish all fall into these categories. However, Brienne of Tarth is an ISTJ (retail leader) and if she won the iron throne, Westeros would be better off.

With only three remaining episodes of Game of Thrones, it will not be long before we find the answers to these pressing questions. In addition, the stars of the series have stated that even though "The Long Night" was a crazy episode on all levels, episode 5 is "bigger" than the Battle of Winterfell.

To learn more about Game of Thrones, check out an opinion on why the last episode was a disappointment, why the threat of White Walkers may not be completely part, and how and where you can watch streaming the latest episodes of the global phenomenon of HBO.

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Adam Bankhurst is an IGN journalist who, like Han Solo, never likes to be acquainted. You can follow him on Twitter @ AdamBankhurst.