Survivor Game Changers: Will voting pattern continue with boots?

There has been a pattern with the now four jury members of Survivor Game Changers, but will it continue?

Since the merge on Survivor Game Changers, the general pattern for the four boots has been them being blindsided, aside from Hali Ford. After her though, it was Ozzy Lusth having the merged Maku Maku tribe turn on him. Next up was Debbie Wanner as the victim. Then, of course, it was Zeke Smith trying to make a move and paying the price of getting blindsided in the last episode.

However, there’s also been another pattern that’s been developing. And it involves who the boot voted for at the previous Tribal Council.

Each week, Rob Brodeur of Inside Survivor does a fantastic job of delivering stats for each episode. It’s broken down into various sub-categories, like the boot themselves, Tribal Council and so on. In his latest breakdown of the stats from episode 11, he noted that every boot has voted for the previous boot since the merge.

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Hali was the first boot as stated, and Ozzy voted for her to help make her the first jury member. Then came Ozzy’s blindside, which was orchestrated by Debbie — so she obviously cast her vote for “The Provider.” When Debbie was blindsided in episode 10, Zeke was part of the vote to get her out of the game.

Admittedly, this could just be an interesting coincidence taking place. However, it could also be a product of the shifting power in this game right now. With so many blindsides and struggles for control, people who were in power in the previous episode are trying to make a move and are getting booted in the process. Thus, this pattern might actually continue.

If that is indeed the case and the trend continues on Survivor Game Changers, then we have it narrowed down to five remaining players that would be the next boot. Andrea Boehlke, Aubry Bracco, Cirie Fields, Michaela Bradshaw or Sarah Lucina will be the next vote if this pattern keeps on as they were the five votes that sent Zeke to the jury.

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Again, this could be nothing more than just an odd early fact. If that’s the case, then we’ll forget this ever happened. However, it’s something worth keeping an eye on as there’s at least an explanation as to why this pattern has developed on Survivor Game Changers.

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