Only two Survivor 48 players have perfect voting records so far

This season has been the best of the new era for me, by far. The gameplay has been in high gear since day 1, and the players are all in it to win it. There is truly a road to the end for every remaining castaway, and no matter who takes the crown of Survivor 48, I will be happy.

That being said, there are two players who have played a near-perfect game so far and I am rooting for them so hard!

“Welcome to the Party” – Tensions continue to rise among disagreeing alliance members. Concentration is key in this week’s individual immunity challenge. Then, a secretive midnight journey turns not so secretive when tribemates notice this player sneak out of camp, on SURVIVOR, Wednesday, April 23 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream on Paramount+ (live and on-demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential | CBS

Kamilla Karthigesu

I like to say that Kamilla is playing in stealth mode. To have the ability to exist as such a strategic threat in the game and not have anyone start to really take note of it in a negative way until Day 14 is very impressive.

And, she has been on the right side of the vote at every Tribal Council she's attended. Not only that, but she's one of four other remaining players who have yet to have their name written down, along with Joe Hunter, Eva Erickson, and Star Toomey. That says a lot about the game she's establishing for herself and is a good sign for her favorite topic: jury management.

“Doing the Damn Thing” – A mad dash ensues when an opportunity to get ahead in the game lands on the beach. Then, information is a free-for-all when players talk strategy over a reward meal, on SURVIVOR, Wednesday, April 2 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream on Paramount+* (live and on-demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on-demand for Paramount+ Essential subscribers the day after the episode airs)*. Jeff Probst serves as host and | CBS

Kyle Fraser

Kyle's been much more outwardly apparent about the fact that he knows how to run this game, but he does so while still holding most of his cards against his chest. He's walking a thin line of being in the public eye and sneaking behind "enemy lines," which is a dangerous place to be, if he doesn't do it perfectly.

Just like Kamilla, Kyle has voted correctly at every single Tribal Council. But unlike his ally, he has had votes against him. One could consider this to be a mark on his perfect record, or it could give him a leg up since he used his hidden immunity idol to nullify the votes and save himself from going home—a plan he needed Kamilla to ensure would 100% work.

“Master Class in Deception” – Loose lips sink ships when one castaway’s frustrations put a wedge between them and their tribe. A shared meal breeds connection between tribemates as they discuss race and heritage. Then, an emotional immunity challenge brings two adversaries closer than ever imagined, on SURVIVOR, Wednesday, March 26 (8:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream on Paramount+ (live and on demand for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers, or on demand | CBS

Will they keep their perfect records?

Deep down in my gut, I believe that at some point their votes will differ because they will have to go after one another in order to secure their own win. In the end, one of them will have played a slightly better game from the jury's perspective and as they continue to fill that bench together, they'll get a better understanding of how those votes are going to go.

But with the last two episodes showing Kamilla heavily emphasizing the importance of jury management, I can't help but wonder if these two really will be together until the end, in their own battle of honor knowing that at the end of the day, the best player will win and they don't need to take each other down to establish a game-winning dominance.