Sopranos Finale Pool A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z The final episode airs this Sunday, June 10. Don’t just predict who will live and who will die… How many more plot details can you predict? Murdered Dies Suicide Arrested/Jail Kills Injured Severely Illness Breakdown/Crazy Prospers Leaves/Quits Betrayed Betrays Disappears / Missing Returns Flashbacks Hallucinations Dreams Torture Time Travel own! Add your own! Add your own! Add your own! Add your own! Add your own! Add your own! Add your
1 Tony Soprano 2 Carmela Soprano 3 Meadow Soprano 4 AJ Soprano 5 Janice Soprano 6 Christopher Moltisanti 7 Kelli Lombardo Moltisanti 8 Adriana La Cerva 9 Dr. Jennifer Melfi 10 "Big Pussy" Bonpensiero 11 Silvio Dante 12 Gabrielle Dante 13 Michele "Feech" La Manna 14 Phil Leotardo 15 Furio Giunta 16 Little Carmine Lupertazzi 17 Uncle Junior Soprano 18 Paulie Walnuts 19 Artie Bucco 20 Charmaine Bucco 21 Richie Aprile 22 Rosalie Aprile 23 Hesh Rabkin 24 Dr. Elliot Kupferberg 25 Eugene Pontecorvo 26 Patsy Parisi 27 Benny Fazio 28 Little Paulie Germani 29 Bobby Bacala 30 Johnny "Sack" 31 Vito Spatafore 32 Agent Dwight Harris 33 Hugh DeAngelis 34 Add your own! 35 Add your own! 36 Add your own! 37 Add your own! 38 Add your own! 39 Add your own! 40 Add your own!
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Sopranos Finale Pool
Rules 1. Choose any number of combinations of characters (along the left side) and fates (along the top), then initial each of your predictions in the corresponding cell. 2. Each prediction (each cell) will cost you ______of play money. 3. Hand in your game sheet and play money by ______to the game administrator, ______. 4. Winning cells will be identified by the game administrator during the final episode of the Sopranos on June 10, 2007 (ex: If Uncle Junior commits suicide, C-17 will be a winner. If Dr. Melfi has a hallucination, P-9 will be a winner). The game administrator makes the final decision regarding any plot ambiguity or dispute. 5. There will almost certainly be multiple winners, in which case the pot is divided proportionally among the winning players according to each player’s number of correct predictions. (ex: If one player makes six correct predictions, a second makes three, and a third makes one, then the pot is divided 60/30/10% among the three winners.) The game administrator is responsible for all mathematical calculations!
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