Top Ten Worst Survivor Players

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“He started out making all the wrong deals and trusting all the wrong people. He’s been a possibilty to be sent home every time he was at tribal council at one point, and towards the end he made a final two with every single girl in the top five. When he won immunity at five, it seemed a like a terrible, undeserving player would outlast a strategic, deserving player, and that thought was repulsive to think. Then, Cirie decidedto try to get him to give up his immunity in exchange for Cirie and Natalie to agree to take him to the final three. He fell for that plan, and he gave up immunity, and was voted out unanimously.”

“He just degraded everyone the whole time, did nothing around camp, made no moves, and was probably the most bigoted scumbag the show’s ever seen.”

“If he really thought, with his brilliant plan, he would make it far, he was an idiot. His great idea was, vote for all the women first. If anyone beats Clay for the bigot award, it’s Roger. It’s such a good thing that Rob, Heidi, Jenna, and Deanna were there to put him in his place. He made way too many mistakes, and the only reason he even made it to the merge was because Rob let him, because he wasn’t a strategic threat. He easily deserves a top three spot.”

“He never made any deals or any alliances with anyone. He just voted randomly at first. Then he decided to vote based on what letter the contestants’ parents decided to start their kids’ names with. He actually told everyone about his alphabetical strategy, which opened up the door for a three person alliance to vote for who they knew Sean would vote for, because of the order, and that sent the person home. Shortly after, Sean was out.”

“The five old, out of shape people in the male tribe thought it was a good idea to vote out the strongest players first, and then were surpried when they lost four of the six challenges against the women. They merged with four of those five against six girls (Travis tried to send a message to the other tribe without his tribe knowing, because apparently people 20 feet away from you can hear you better than the people right next to you. Three of the four guys to make the merge were the first three out. It was six against one, and that one won the game because the women used him to turn on each other, but some people consider him the least deserving winner so far.”

“He basically came off as the dominator in the game, trying to tell everyone who to vote for, and when it didn’t work, and any person not as cocky would’ve known they were on the line, he continued to tell people who to vote for, rather than trying to save himself, and then when he was voted out, he was surprised.”

“She promised to go to the final two with everyone, and then tried to get Rupert’s strongest ally to blindside him.”

“He made a final three deal, and a final two deal with each of the two in the final three deal, and promised to take katie on any reward he’s win, and promised Tom not to take him so they could make sure no plotting was going on around camp. When he won a reward, he took Tom. Then he made a promise to vote out Tom, before the immunity challenge. Obviously, if Tom won, the others would tell him about the deal, which they did. Ian won the tie breaker, but then basically quit in the top three, and was sent home. That whole tribe was full of bad players. Ulong had the only two players in the game, which made the second half of the season awful.”

“He played a good game the first time, but then the second time, he voted out some of the strong people, and had an opportunity to vote out Amber, and completely change the game, by giving himself the upper hand, going to the merge 5 against 4, and one of the 5 being Lex’s friend Tom, an easy person to flip. Instead he votes out an ally, keeps Rob’s ally, and Rob betrays him at the very next tribal council.”

“He goes right along the same lines as Hunter. He bossed everyone around, had an ally go home instead of who he wanted, and still tried to call the shots rather than try to save himself.”