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Originally Posted by Double Down
Come on, dude. You think with Cirie left at Final 5 AND Final 4, the rest don't take her out?
Oy
Yes. If you don't, then you're basing things on what you think should be done and how you would play, and not how the contestants were actually playing, and that is not good analysis.
The contestants were not targeting Cirie. She didn't have a vote against her the entire game. Brad and Troyzan had already targeted Aubry at F6, and everyone voted her out at F5. Aubry easily would have been targeted to vote out at F5 instead of Cirie. Then at F4, yes, Cirie should be voted out, just like Sarah should have been. But that is not reality. Brad and Troyzan easily would have still voted out Tai instead of Cirie.
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Originally Posted by PocketInfinities
I think it's reasonable to argue that Aubry is a good buffer/shield for Cirie at F5. Hard to see how Cirie gets past F4 though.
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Originally Posted by JB91
Probably the same way Sarah gets past F4. Brad wasn't thinking very logically for that last part of the game and his hubris plus desire for revenge against Tai would probably be enough to get Cirie to FTC.
This and this.
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Originally Posted by Kurn, son of Mogh
I didn't say she's always had 0 win equity, just 0 win equity this season (and in the future though I doubt she plays again) where everyone is completely familiar with her game.
Still a stupid statement. She most definitely had significant win equity this season, as shown by being at F6 with zero votes ever cast against her, no one targeting her, and the above analysis showing her as likely to win, if Sarah doesn't have the legacy advantage.
She would also have win equity in future seasons, for the same reason she had win equity this season: although people are familiar with her game, it is a great game style that can win even if people are familiar with her. And if she ever got a favorable situation like Boston Rob in Redemption Island, she could easily dominate the game and win.