Survivor 47 Betting Odds – Who Won This Season?

On Sept. 18, Survivor returned to the CBS fall line-up for the 47th season of the show. Survivor 47 continued with the same 18 castaways fighting for 26 days to claim the $1 million dollars over the course of 90-minute episodes (outside of the premiere and finale).

The season finale episode of Survivor 47 aired on Dec. 18. So who won Season 47 of Survivor?

BetCarolina.com — your source for all news around North Carolina sports betting — has hypothetical odds below on who will be the next Sole Survivor.

Survivor 47 Odds To Win Season

Contestant

Odds

Percentage Chance

Rachel LaMont

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100%

*Last updated Dec. 19. Odds are updated weekly after episodes.

Who Won Survivor Last Night?

The winner was Rachel LaMont, who earned four individual challenge wins and easily beat Sam Phalen 7-1 in the final vote.

LaMont, a graphic designer from Michigan, won the $1 million prize.

Fans won't have to wait long for the next set of adventures. Survivor's Season 48 will debut at 8 p.m. Eastern on Feb. 26, 2025.

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Who Won Survivor 46?

After outwitting, outplaying and outlasting the competition for 26 days in Fiji, the Survivor 46 winner was 29-year-old salon owner from Charlotte, Kenzie Petty. In a 5-3-0 final jury vote, Petty was able to beat Charlie Davis and Ben Katzman to take home the $1 million prize.

After a stressful pre-merge for Kenzie after going to tribal council 3 times in the first 4 episodes, she was able to wade through the post-merge period of the season by utilizing her strong social game and pushing the attention on “bigger” targets in the game.

With an immunity challenge win and finally a fire making challenge win to take out Liz, Petty was able to convince the jury at Final Tribal Council that her strong relationships, perseverance during struggle and her all-around social game were enough to win. In the end, Kenzie was named the Sole Survivor in a 5-3-0 vote.

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