Survivor 50 is nearly finished, with only the final episode yet to air. The Survivor 50 finale will feature the last five remaining players, as they give their all to be crowned the Sole Survivor. While the Final Five have all played very different games, they all worked hard to get to the end. Some of the remaining five players have a higher chance of winning than others, although it could still be anyone’s game. Here is our official ranking on how likely each of the five remaining castaways are to win the $2 million prize.
5. Joe Hunter
Joe Hunter has had a good run on Survivor 50 and got to the end just as he did during Survivor 48. He was never the target for votes and even won two immunity challenges. However, Joe is known for being a loyal player, which has affected his strategic gameplay. Joe is not big on blindsides, and as a result, he doesn’t have a strong resume.
During Survivor 48, Joe received only one vote during the Final Tribal Council, primarily due to his lack of strategic gameplay. Joe played similarly during Survivor 50, which makes him the least likely of the final five players to win. This is a cast that likes flashy moves.
4. Jonathan Young
Jonathan Young has played an interesting game this season and has also had a prominent edit. He aligned himself with the Old School players and played a mostly loyal game. Similar to Joe, Jonathan struggled with blindsides and strategic gameplay. He won one immunity challenge, which was less than expected given that Jonathan’s main reputation coming into the season was being a challenge beast.
While he managed to get to the end, Jonathan also doesn’t have an outstanding resume. He has a few allies on the jury, but it’s unlikely that Jonathan will get the votes of the majority.
3. Tiffany Ervin
Tiffany Ervin has been one of the biggest surprises of Survivor 50. At the beginning of the season, fans noticed that Tiffany was almost absent from the edit. She went several episodes with zero confessionals, and some viewers expected her to make an early exit. However, Tiffany has had an excellent run in the Post-Merge. She’s won three immunity challenges, which has helped her to avoid elimination several times.
Tiffany lost several allies throughout the game, but has been able to adjust her game each time. If Tiffany gets to the end, she has a good chance of winning. However, she has a target on her back due to all of her immunity wins, so she could be in danger if she doesn’t win the next two challenges.
2. Rizo Velovic
Rizo Velovic has had an impressive run on Survivor 50, following his recent run on Survivor 49. Coming into Season 50, the other players didn’t know much about Rizo since his season hadn’t aired yet. Despite not winning challenges, Rizo’s run on Survivor 50 has been impressive given that he had less than two weeks before filming Survivor 49 and Survivor 50.
He avoided elimination early on and developed key alliances after the Merge. He also managed to hold on to an immunity idol for the entire game, while all of the other players knew about it. This is an extremely impressive strategic move that could potentially win Rizo the game. If Rizo makes it to the Final Tribal Council, he has a good shot at winning the game.
1. Aubry Bracco
Going into the finale, Aubry Bracco is arguably in the best position to win the game. She was a target early on in the game, and she narrowly avoided elimination on many occasions. Despite not having a solid alliance, Aubry worked with who she needed to in order to survive in the game.
She led the blindside on Ozzy Lusth, who was a big threat to win the game. Aubry avoided elimination yet again when the vote was between her and Cirie Fields, another big threat. Aubry has the best strategic resume of the season without a doubt, and could easily win if she makes it to the Final Tribal Council.
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