4 Reasons Why Cersei will Probably beat everybody else [Prediction]

You forgot she's pregnant by her own brother, and has no real supporters except Qyburn.

Who's only on her side because he has nowhere else to go. Jamie is through with her and Euron is only there because he thinks he can take the throne away from her.

She has no support, the people are against her, but are too afraid to act--because of the Mountain and the other Queensguard. It was only mere weeks earlier in show time that she was completely nude being shamed across King's Landing, from Great Sept to Red Keep--and people threw poop at her.

She will be removed from power before series end, and her life, the only questions I have is who will do the deed and how will it be done.

You both have good points for sure. The bottom line though, is that she IS the queen and lots of people in the series follow people they don't like.

None of my points were debated though, just reasons why she wouldn't win haha I think I do have some valid defense for the claim

Good points. I think you do a good job of illustrating why she isn't completely down and out, not necessarily why she is going to win.

1. Geography / Iron Bank of Bravos / Winter is Here: I think points 1, 3 and 4 all play into one another. I agree that she is in a good position because KL is the furthest away from the battle for sure. But there are so many variables that to come to the reductive conclusion that it means Cersei will win is naive.

-In terms of geography, Bravos is northeast of KL, southeast of Winterfell, smack dab in between the two locations distance wise. And the WW have already passed the wall so the odds are pretty even in terms of how long it will take what army to get from point A to point B.
-The bank is aware of the dragons but not of the WW invasion force. Also Dragonstone is closer to KL than Bravos and Pyke and we don't know whether Dany is going to reinforce this location and Winterfell each with its own Dragon.
-Jaime has already abandoned Cersei and headed north. I think we can safely assume that when he joins Dany and Jon he will give up all of his insider information on Cersei including: that she doesn't plan to keep the truce, Euron is still on her side and that the bank is still in her corner.

So when you break it down there is no real way to tell based on those points. I think the biggest advantage Dany has in this situation is Jaime.

2. Qybern: He's certainly an asset, but the idea that he could raise a loyal WW army with his science rather than magic is a massive leap. For one thing, he doesn't have the hand anymore. Jon burned it. Two, bringing back the mountain was a long and arduous process AND he wasn't completely dead at the time. So there is a difference here between science and magic. Lastly, he doesn't have the numbers (in terms of bodies) and he doesn't have the time.

One big counterpoint: Cersei's plan rests on the idea that the WW will wipe out her enemies and that she can simply take care of whats left over.

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What she fails to realize is that if the WW win against the north, everyone they kill gets added to their army. Its like a virus. Which guarantees that she will be defeated. If she expects Dany to win then there is no reason not to help her in the battle. I think the better bet, is that either she loses or its more like mutually assured destruction at this point.

One thing that I thought might be a good twist is that upon learning from Jaime what Cersei is really planning, that Dany withdraws all forces from Winterfell, reinforces Dragonstone and lets the WW march on KL before deciding to attack them. She can always have her spies send word to the common people of KL to leave and come to Dragonstone. That's what I would do anyway.