3 Survivor 47 players in the best position to make it to the Final Three

With three episodes of Survivor 47 to go, there has already been a lot of talk about The Final Three. Who do they want next to them in the end? Does this take into account the decisions that are currently being made?

Broadly speaking, the answer is yes. Each remaining player thinks about who they want to sit next to when $1 million is on the line and the title of Sole Survivor is on the line.

Since there are only a few episodes left, including the two-parter Survivor 47 Finale, who are the favorites for The Final Three? I have a few players in mind, and it’s not always because I think they’re playing a great game. Remember, players are thinking about who they want to sit next to at Final Tribal, and so are we.

Let’s start with the favorite for The Final Three Survivor 47.

Rachel LaMont is my first choice to win Survivor 47, And in my opinion, Rachel has the best chance of making it to the Final Three of any player, both mathematically and strategically. Rachel obviously has a hidden immunity idol and a steal-a-vote advantage. Since there are only two other Tribal Council members, Rachel should make it to the Final Five unless all six or all five players vote against her. No one else in the game has this protection.

Once there are only five players left in the game, very strange things start to happen Survivors. Typically, the player everyone thinks will win loses one of the final two immunity challenges and is either sent home or has to face another player to advance to the Final Three. We also tend to see a lot of challenges, like the one in Episode 11, that contain a puzzle, a game, or a balancing component that doesn’t just involve brute strength or balance.

Who just won this challenge? Rachel. It’s clear that she doesn’t get the respect she deserves from the other players, and it might already be too late for the rest of the players to wake up to the fact that Rachel is about to win.

I don’t know about you, but it certainly feels like Rachel gets this to me Survivors Winner editing too. Either she will collapse soon and burn really bad, or she will win the game. I can feel it!

Sue Smey has a very good chance of making it to the final three, for several reasons. First, she has a hidden immunity idol. Assuming she’s playing this for herself and Caroline Vidmar keeps it a secret, Sue should be guaranteed a place in the final five. She also builds good relationships with other players, including Andy Rueda, who wants to sit with Sue in the end because he knows he can use her information and defeat her in the end.

Furthermore, she still seems to be in a good position compared to the other players. I don’t think anyone will be targeting Sue any time soon because she’s such a big threat, which has basically been the voting criteria since Rome Cooney was voted out, for most of the game. And Sue is definitely not a threat survivor 47; Let’s get real.

It’s not that I think Sue is playing a bad game. On the contrary, I think she’s playing the best game she can possibly play. She accepts challenges well. She was in the strongest alliance in the game until Caroline and Gabe Ortis were on her side practically from day one on the beach.

Sue is a good player to stick with until the end because although she seems to have a good relationship with everyone, she doesn’t play the typical winning game style Survivors Game. She doesn’t actually control the votes and essentially relies on her alliances to further her path in the game. She might also be the least likeable player in the game right now.

Sue could win! I’m not saying she can’t do it, but in the end it will just be against other players who have a worse resume than her.

And unfortunately the same goes for Teeny Chirichillo. Teeny struggled to gain a foothold in the game after Kishan Patel was stabbed in the back by Genevieve Mushaluk early in the game. Kishan and Teeny had a solid partnership. Had they been able to stay together, I think Teeny would have been able to strategically make more of a splash in the game. Unfortunately, that hasn’t happened yet.

This is the main reason I think Teeny will make it to The Final Three. I don’t think there are many players in the game who see Teeny as a threat due to the strategic and physical elements of the game. Socially, Teeny seems to be one of the most popular people on the show this season, and likability is a great quality survivors, It won’t be the reason someone wins $1 million.

Teeny reminds me of Ben Katzman Survivor 46 in many ways. Their journeys feel very similar. Ben actually made a big move at the end of the game. Ben won the final immunity challenge and then selected Charlie Davis to join him in the Final Three. Kenzie Petty, who won the season, beat Liz Wilcox at making fire. Apparently there were some jurors who wanted Charlie to light a fire to add another feather to his cap. Instead, Kenzie earned her spot in the Final Three by defeating Liz, and then she made a strong case for herself at the Final Tribal Council. Could Teeny impact the game as much as Ben? I think so, but we’ll just have to see.

Like Sue, I believe Teeny can win Survivor 47, But there are only so many ways to make moves since there are so few days left in the game.

So these are the three players that I think have the best chance of making it to the Final Three! Regard Survivor 47 Episode 12 on Wednesday, December 4, on CBS and Paramount+.