Aubry Bracco remains heavy 'Survivor 50' favorite after triple elimination

There was no mercy at this week’s Tribal Council. Kamilla Karthigesu, Genevieve Mushaluk, and Colby Donaldson had their flames extinguished by host Jeff Probst in the sixth episode of Survivor’s 50^th season.  

The events of tonight’s episode haven’t moved prices on contracts for Aubry Bracco to win the show’s 50^th season. She remains the favorite at 81%, followed by Cirie Fields at 9%, and Rizo Velovic at 2%.

Entertainment Weekly’s Dalton Ross wrote in his recap that the “Blood Moon Twist” led to Karthigesu, Mushaluk, and Donaldson’s expulsion from the season. He called the triple elimination “historic and unprecedented.”

Just Jared’s David Niederhoffer explained that, at the start of the episode, the three tribes merged and were sent on a quest for an advantage. Ozzy Lusth found the advantage, sending him to Exile Island along with a castaway of his choice. Lusth chose Rizo Velovic to accompany him, keeping them out of tonight’s Tribal Council.  

Then Probst explained, to the shock of everyone, that the episode would end with a triple elimination. The contestants were broken up into three groups for an individual immunity challenge and the winners of each group would receive immunity at Tribal Council.

The final votes came down to Chrissy Hofbeck, Jonathan Penner, and Stephenie Kendrick casting their votes for Karthigesu. Mushaluk received four votes from Bracco, Christian Hubicki, Joe Hunter, and Rick Devens. Donaldson was voted off by Fields, Benjamin “Coach” Wade, Dee Valladares, and Emily Flippen.

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