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On Sept. 18, Survivor returned for 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 ninth episode of Survivor 47 can only be described in one word: Chaos. After a duos immunity challenge had some of the castaways worrying about losing their votes, the switching of plans back and forth became the real story that led to an ousting.
BetCarolina.com — your source for all news around North Carolina sports betting — has hypothetical odds below on who will be the next Sole Survivor.
Contestant | Odds | Percentage Chance |
Genevieve Mushaluk | +500 | 16.7% |
Rachel LaMont | +500 | 16.7% |
Teeny Chirichillo | +600 | 14.3% |
Andy Rueda | +800 | 11.1% |
Caroline Vidmar | +900 | 10.0% |
Sam Phalen | +1000 | 9.1% |
Gabe Ortis | +1250 | 7.4% |
Sue Smey | +2000 | 4.8% |
Kyle Ostwald | +2000 | 4.8% |
*Last updated Nov. 14. Odds are updated weekly after episodes.
The ninth episode of Survivor 47 began with Sam’s anger about the last tribal council, as his top ally Sierra went home and he was backup plan in the vote. And as Sam was focused on revenge on Andy for flipping, his former Gata tribemates Andy and Rachel were finally getting together on the same page moving forward.
The bulk of the episode focused on the immunity challenge (as well as reward) that had duos pairing up to compete in the first part of the challenge. After the duos portion of the challenge, Gabe beat his partner Kyle in an endurance challenge to win immunity. However, the major storyline was that Caroline, Rachel, Andy and Sam lost their votes for finishing in the last pairings. Ultimately, they played a stacking challenge to gain their vote back, which ended in Caroline being the lone person to lose their vote.
Chaos ensued after the challenge as Sol was the original name thrown around until word got back to him from Sam that he could be next. Sol went on a rally to get the vote on others, which had names like Gabe, Sue and Kyle all names thrown out. At tribal council, the chaos continued. Ultimately, the original plan of Sol being voted out was completed in an 8-1 vote.
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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.
The 10th episode of Survivor 47 will air Nov. 20, 2024, on CBS from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Eastern time, following the normal 90-minute time window.
After a chaotic tribal council, 43-year-old medical salesman Solomon “Sol” Yi from Norwalk, Connecticut, found himself as the target and was voted out 8-1 in a consensus.
Kenzie Petty, a 29-year-old salon owner from Charlotte, North Carolina, won Season 46 of Survivor in a 5-3-0 final jury vote.
Dee Valladares, a 26-year-old entrepreneur from Miami, Florida, won Season 45 of Survivor in a 5-3-0 final jury vote.
Yamil “Yam Yam” Arocho, a 36-year-old salon owner from San Juan, Puerto Rico won Season 44 of Survivor in a 7-1-0 final jury vote.
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