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Recently, the writers of this website chatted together for a whole 3 hours just talking about the hottest show right now...Survivor! After the discussions, it was somewhat concluded that this season, Mark Burnette is trying to get back to the same technique he used on Survivor 1 which is character development and over-all predictability.
The odds-of-winning in this article is only based on the opinion os the writer; however, the emphasis is on editing and not on how they strategically stand. The last episode this was done, Ken was leading. A close-up look at the edito=ing however suggests that Ken might just be another juror, but not necessarily the winner.A close look at the first 4 seasons suggests that the winner should at least get a substantial character development within the first 3 or 4 episodes. This may mean that the winner will come from Chuay Gahn, because alliances are clearer in the tribe than in the Sook Jai. Note that in Survivor 2, the audience was given the chance to see through the Ogakor Tribe (the dominant tribe after the merger) while alliances in Kucha was unclear. Here's the odds-of-winning based on editing:
| SURVIVOR | odds-of-winning(based on editing) | Comments: |
 | 4-to-1 | Helen was automatically a target on the second vote because of her aggressive yet powerful behaviour. However, an obvious change was seen on the third episode when she started realizing her position in the tribe. She even gave massages just to get rid of those votes! |
 | 5-to-1 | If there is a possible hidden alliance, it is possible that it is the Helen-Brian connection. Brian seems smart, but his character is very unclear. |
 | 6-to-1 | If the prediction that the winner will come from Chuay Gahn is wrong, then Shii-Ann is the most possible winner from Sook Jai. She has managed to escape eviction, but this early, the audience do get a view of what she is. |
 | 7-to-1 | He has been edited as a loud mouth guy, but a strong one. His "secret" alliance with Brian is the ONLY alliance given to the audience right now. However, given his background (the Ghandia thing, the boat, ect), Ted clearly can't beat Brian at the end. |
 | 8-to-1 | The father figure. No strategies given to the audience, but at least Jake shares his feelings about the others. |
 | 9-to-1 | Jan can easily enter the final stages of the game if the tribes do merge in episode 7. Also, she was the only woman shown crying at TC 1. (Note: Vecepia was shown crying at Peter's boot in Ep 1 in Marquesas.) |
 | 9-to-1 | For some reason, Clay is on the wrong side of editing. He is edited as a sexist, a loud-sleeper and whatnot. |
 | 11-to-1 | Penny right now is either likeabe nor unlikeable. One thing about her is that she states the obvious in every episode. No special editing: = jury duty. |
 | 11-to-1 | No special eidting= jury duty |
 | 9-to-1 | The writer of this article dares to predict Ken's removal from the game in episode 7. Based on editing, a Sook Jai member should go in episode 7. Of the people in that tribe, Ken is the only one with a little exposure, but not to the extent of being a predictable boot. |
One thing about the situation in Thailand right now is that the numbers for both tribes are 5 is to 5. The last time this has happened was two seasons ago (Australia
This article was written by aNOnyMOUS gAy. He's a student from Canada.