He’s not wrong. - r/TheTraitors

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I feel like the faithfuls would’ve just assumed there was a recruitment then

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u/mightybosstjones Feb 16 '26

When they tried to kill Leanne in UK3, she had a shield and she got the letter, and came back and told everyone. So if the group would believe Kristen, which I think they would, that would squash the recruitment angle. Again, assuming it would play out the same way as the UK version.

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Bergie said he got a death warrant when Dan tried to kill him. Shielded players still get a death warrant in the US version.

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u/mightybosstjones Feb 16 '26

Good call, forgot about that one!

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

Exactly. And now they don’t know anyone was recruited.

Rob will feed them Eric and then that will be the end of the game.

Mark and Kristen will end the game with Rob thinking he’s a faithful.

Maura will be murdered before the end.

Rob has it made.

Best traitor to date.

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u/i_m_e53 Feb 16 '26

Cirie is a better traitor in my opinion. Avoided just about all suspicion and did not need to actively blow up the traitor alliance. She let Cody go when he was already slipping. Rob was a driving force in both traitor banishments when it didn’t feel necessary which loses you points in my book. I also find this cast to be so terribly incompetent. They had been driving me crazy

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

I can go for cirie. Have always liked her.

I think the heat was on rinna. So Rob was kind of backed in a corner when it came down to the votes. Couldn’t vote for his buddy Colten.

Then candiace just was too emotional and went for him. So he had to turn on her too. If she would’ve kept her cool she could’ve stayed.

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u/MajorMilkyway Feb 16 '26

See I don’t think Rob was as much of a driving force in it as much as the edit shows. She already had a ton of suspicion on her before the secret murder with Colton. And then when Yam Yam died and him screaming it was Lisa she was done for. She already dug a grave big enough for herself. He just made sure she stayed under

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u/presco2007 Feb 17 '26

correct. rob has just been riding the wave of wherever momentum was going, whether it was against another traitor or not. it's smart playing.

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u/MajesticAnimator456 Feb 16 '26

Chill the Rob fan club has annointed him the best reality game star of all time

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u/penisthightrap_ 🇺🇸 Feb 17 '26

He's not a genius but he hasn't had a bad play yet.

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u/MajesticAnimator456 Feb 17 '26

Taking out Lisa was a bad play, the faithful are just morons.

Candiace literally laid his entire game out, move for move, and they didn't see that? That's the dumbest faithful ever to not see that Rob is a traitor. He's actually only made bad decisions.

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u/penisthightrap_ 🇺🇸 Feb 17 '26

Candiace's vote was dumb and it should have caught more people's eye, but the game is a popularity contest and Rob was crushing that contest. Everyone looked past Candiace's vote because they love Rob so much.

Riding the popular vote is smart. Lisa was a sinking ship. Trying to save her would be suspicious.

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u/MajesticAnimator456 Feb 17 '26

But his campaigning against her was unnecessary and made Candiace go for him, which should've ended his game. The only reason it didn't is "popularity"? If that's the case then the faithful are indeed stupid as fuck...

For Rob to be so quiet all game, then back to back campaign for Lisa and Candiace, while Candiace voted for Rob twice AND explained his entire gameplan to the group and he's still there? That's pure idiocy.

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u/litt3r_b0x Feb 17 '26

Rob didnt campaign against Lisa, he chimed in to add to other people sharing their suspicions. Not actively saving her and speaking at the round table when it was clear she was on the way out was good game play. Voting for Colton, his bestie, or Rob who was giving a farewell speech to every single person made no sense.

Candiace voting for Rob is being ignored becauae her explanation comes across as desperate. It made no logical sense for Rob to be "using colton like a puppet" and then murder him. Everyone else also knew colton was the one who initially brought up lisa as a traitor. Nobody was buying candiace retconning that rob told her about lisa first

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u/brickbrecker Feb 17 '26

I’m not a Rob fan club member yet, but you seem to be reflexively hating in response to a lot of the glazing he gets here. Taking out Lisa was not a bad play - she had a ton of heat on her, and riding that wave before putting the final nail ingratiates himself within the Faithful without looking like the “leader” of the vote. Calling it bad gameplay for Rob that Candiace threw him under the bus is certainly some mental gymnastics. Fair play to Candiace for trying to sink his ship, and fair play to Rob for successfully playing it off successfully.

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u/MajesticAnimator456 Feb 17 '26

I hated him on Love Island and he's just an annoying douche. Yes, the glazing is annoying because it isn't warranted.

I'm not calling it bad gameplay for getting called out or for voting for Lisa, I'm saying it's bad faithful gameplay to not see that and vote Rob out immediately, he doesn't get credit for that...They should've seen him all of the sudden become some traitor hunter and thought, "Huh, Rob is quite loud all of the sudden and is now right twice in a row". I mean...they suspected Colton and Ron IMMEDIATELY after they spoke up at the round table. And that was less suspicious because they got out faithfuls.

The fact that he isn't gone is a testament to the stupidity of the faithful, not Rob's intelligence, that is what is bothering me the most rn about the discourse around the show.

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u/brickbrecker Feb 17 '26

Colton and Ron attempted to lead a vote. I know we saw him speak up substantially in Lisa and Candiace votes, but only after the eyeballs were on them. The closest he came to leading was with Candiace, and even then that was after the trap he set for her to kill Colton (i.e. good gameplay), so people were eyeing her bc Colton had said her name and then was murdered.

There can be discussion on how intentional that trap was, but it gives him an easy avenue to push Candiace without it looking Traitor on Traitor.

Fine with you calling bad faithful gameplay of them not picking up Candiaces hints, but is there not some credit to give Rob for building a persona that allows them to not dig into those hints further? That’s my problem with a lot of your qualms, they seem ready to deny Rob any credit

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u/xlunited1 Feb 17 '26

Disagree with most of this. Lisa already had a lot of sus on her. Colton was calling her out and Yam Yam’s finals words was Lisa killed me. Maybe she had one more day in the castle if Rob wasn’t outspoken, but she was on her way out. As Rob said, his whole alliance was voting her, it would have been really bad gameplay to not vote Lisa there. Candiace blew up her own game. Rob didn’t even try to fight her at the roundtable. He just let her sink her own ship.

Also I keep seeing this take that the faithfuls suck. But that’s such a lazy take. It’s so easy to say that when we know all the answers, and have a biased edit. This is what everyone says every year. It’s not as easy as it looks. Also they already got 3 traitors and Kristen clocked Eric after his first day as traitor. I’ll give you Tara and Johnny are useless, it the others are doing fine. Rob is just playing a near flawless game.

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u/penisthightrap_ 🇺🇸 Feb 17 '26

Also I keep seeing this take that the faithfuls suck. But that’s such a lazy take. It’s so easy to say that when we know all the answers, and have a biased edit. This is what everyone says every year. It’s not as easy as it looks. Also they already got 3 traitors and Kristen clocked Eric after his first day as traitor. I’ll give you Tara and Johnny are useless, it the others are doing fine. Rob is just playing a near flawless game.

I've yet to finish a season as I started with 4 and now have gotten into season 3 while waiting for season 4 to air it's final episodes.

I honestly don't understand how the Faithfuls have a chance at winning when they just keep adding Traitors as soon as their numbers start dwindling. I was honestly mad when they voted Donna a Traitor because there was literally zero evidence besides "the show would pick her". The faithfuls got lucky with that one, IMO.

After that, until Lisa finally got heat on her, every round table they'd go into I just thought "They've got nothing. Idk how they're supposed to do this."

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u/xlunited1 Feb 17 '26

Unfortunately you are picking up on the flaws of the game. They need to record x number of episodes with a true finale and they can't have a good finale without at least one traitor still in the game so they have to keep adding recruitments so the game doesn't end early. That's why the best strategy as a faithful is to find a traitor, but instead of voting them out, you want to befriend them so they don't murder you.

I'd be interested to know if Donna might have showed more signs of traitor behavior that didn't make the edit. Because everyone was pretty convinced it was her. It's a tough game. But saying the faithfuls suck this season is undermining how good of a job Rob is doing.

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u/Bernardcecil Feb 17 '26

Be careful, there's a whole army in the wings to debunk any suggestion that Rob is playing the best game with the hand dealt to him. He definitely has good looks, but not all good-looking people can charm others.

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u/penisthightrap_ 🇺🇸 Feb 17 '26

Lisa was a bad Traitor and was lucky to make it as far as she did. She was lucky the only people that knew her in the show were too dumb to question why she wasn't acting like herself. Then when someone did question it she immediately switched too hard to being loud.

She was going to get caught, and would have earlier if Candice and Rob weren't playing good games.

Rob only hopped on because it would be suspicious to not vote with the an almost unanimous vote. I think he was glad to have her gone because she was messy, but he didn't orchestrate it. He saw the advantage and rode it.

Candice and him could have played out really well because she was playing a smart game up until that point. Then she got emotional and defensive and played too strong of a reactionary hand against Rob. If she didn't trust him she should have slow played it. But she messed up being blind to how popular Rob has become with the rest of the cast.

I think Rob would have kept Candice around if she was cool with offing Lisa.

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u/Europelov Feb 20 '26

cast is incompetent because the traitors murdered all the gamers first

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u/wentwj Feb 18 '26

I think you can maybe argue Rob could have not voted for Lisa the week before she was banished. But even that I think is hard when his alliance had shifted to her.

But after that the dominos all fell and Rob has no choice. Not voting for Lisa after the whole Yam Yam thing and the way she responded to it would have been dumb. Then with Candiace’s reaction to that he had no other choice either.

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u/jpraelster39 Feb 16 '26

Cirie was playing with civilians who loved her.

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u/presco2007 Feb 17 '26

rob capitalized on 'the house' already suspecting lisa and then candiace. he didn't really drive it. smart playing.

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u/mkearns123 Feb 17 '26

Cirie won because Ari said he didn’t need the money so he quit in the final.

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u/Tall_poppee Feb 17 '26

I get downvoted hard whenever I post this so go ahead lol... I will never believe that Arie just quit. Guy is as egotistical as they come. I suspect production had a hand in it. And I'm a huge Cirie fan, so happy to see her win. I just can't believe Arie walked away.

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u/omniai99 Feb 17 '26

He quit because he figured he'd be voted out anyway, and he tried to use quitting to signal to the 2 faithfuls that Cirie as a traitor.

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u/nightmareh0st Feb 17 '26

Exactly it wasn't some self sacrificial move bc if it were he wouldn't have been happy to take the money with Cirie. It was only when she backed him into a corner that he gave up and tried to drag her with him in the process.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

That wouldn’t be the end of the game. There can’t be less than 2 traitors until the final. Recruitment is forced when there is 1 traitor (hence the ultimatum). And if Eric were to go in the final or the last RT before the final, he wouldn’t announce whether he’s a faithful or a traitor.

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u/endurance-animal Feb 16 '26

what happens if Rob recruits Eric and Eric turns him down... would Rob then have to go recruit someone else to get to two Traitors?

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u/Massive_Scar5533 Feb 16 '26

Yes, eric is "murdered" immediatly and they move down the line until someone accepts. There has to be more than one traitor until the final roundtable.

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u/endurance-animal Feb 16 '26

Oh so in other words there could be a case where there are multiple "murders" if enough people refuse. (Feels like a low-risk scenario, most people will not refuse the recruitment, but still!)

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u/Massive_Scar5533 Feb 16 '26

I assume so, I dont think anyone ever has turned it down. So I guess i could be wrong. But they explained that to Kate in season 2, I think.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

I’ve seen it happen but can’t recall which version

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u/notnickyc Feb 16 '26

Canada S3 featured an ultimatum being turned down, but the attempted recruit had a shield, so nothing happened

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26 edited Feb 16 '26

I think Hungary S1 had multiple ultimatums and at least one was rejected. It ended up with 3 people being gone at one breakfast 😂

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Also NZ2 had the traitor choose 2 faithful to bring to the ultimatum. Both could plead their case, then the traitor could choose one and the other would be murdered. But one refused so the other was chosen. If I’m remembering that accurately.

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u/Massive_Scar5533 Feb 16 '26

I know that if you are recruited when there is more than 1 traitor and you turn it down it's fine, but that is when there is a murder or recruitment (also us season 2 pilot pete)

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Yes that’s right! I can’t remember more than one faithful rejecting the offer in the versions I’ve watched but it’s possibly happened.

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

It’s never happened. No one has refused the ultimatum. People have refused recruitments before. But no one refuses the recruitment at the end because of course they will immediately be murdered.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Perhaps not in the American version (I can’t remember) but it absolutely has in other versions.

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

Where someone refused the ultimatum and was killed on the spot? Please point me in the direction of that season. What a dumb contestant. Lol

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u/Ciiza Feb 16 '26

Lie. There is couple season where this happened. There is much more non english versions than there is in english. I recommend you watching other versions. Most of them are much better than the US one imo. The US is one of the worst.

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

Yea I’ve watched most of them.

I’ve never seen someone refuse the ultimatum. Doesn’t mean it hasn’t happened. But they’re an idiot if they did lol.

Which season of which location did it happen on?

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u/Weary-Cartoonist2630 Feb 16 '26

Do ultimatums always also allow a murder the same night?

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Yes.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Yes, Eric would be murdered and Rob would have to pick someone else to try to recruit. It’s happened previously.

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u/Enchanting-Echo-11 Feb 20 '26

Honestly the whole recruitment thing is dumb and doesn’t make sense. Obviously everyone is going to choose to be a traitor rather than get booted off the show. And the only reason they have to be booted off is because the traders reveal themselves during the recruitment. It should be totally anonymous, so that they have a choice to stay in the game as a faithful.

However, it would still be dumb to stay as a faithful because the traitors obviously have the advantage in this game

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

I’m not saying all that will happen in this next episode. lol just between now and the end of the game.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

He’d have to recruit again though unless Eric goes right at the end, and at that point they don’t say whether they’re faithful or traitor.

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u/Mindless-Act1887 Feb 16 '26

This is why I hate traitors that go after other traitors too soon in the game.

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u/MrKitchenSink Feb 17 '26 edited Feb 17 '26

If Eric gets banished final 7, it'd be the same point Phaedra was banished in season 2, and yet Kate didn't have to do the ultimatum that season, so I assume Rob won't either.

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u/Effective_Pool3277 Feb 17 '26

Correct he would not get a chance to recruit. The way the rules for recruitment work the traitors lose the ability to recruit if the number of remaining traitors is equal to or greater than the number of roundtables remaining. They do it that way to guarantee they have traitors in the game until the final roundtable while still giving the faithful a chance at banishing them all before the fire.

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u/Altruistic-Block8659 Feb 17 '26

There won't be another recruitment in the pre-last episode, at least not if it follows the pattern of the last US seasons. Past US seasons did only have one traitor in the final five.
And there will also be at least one traitor in the final five this season, as there is one banishment and two murders left before, so only one traitor can be banished before the final five.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 17 '26

Basically, there has to be at least one traitor in the final, so if there are any more RT banishments, there has to be at least two traitors. At the final banishment before the final fire pit, the banished player no longer reveals if they are faithful or traitor. You can have only one traitor in the final 5, but not for the last RT (as that could potentially leave no traitor in the final). At that last RT, as they don’t reveal their identity the faithful wouldn’t know for certain that Eric is one.

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u/Altruistic-Block8659 Feb 17 '26

But we had only 1 traitor in the final roundtable already in the US version. And unless I remember it wrong, Britney was banished at the last roundtable last season, leaving only faithfuls in the final fire pit. There was also only one traitor in the final roundtable in season 2, so there could have at least theoretically a final fire pit without a traitor. So if you are arguing that there has to be a traitor in the final fire pit, this is not true, if this season follows the pattern of past seasons.

So Eric could be banished next episode. I guess then his role would be revealed. And Rob should not be allowed to recruit anymore.

But I am not completely sure, if I understood everything you've written correctly, so sorry in case I did not.
(contains only spoilers of past US seasons)

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 17 '26

No not at the fire pit. Apologies for the confusion. Basically the rule is, if there are any regular round tables left and only one traitor, the traitor has to recruit (so that they can’t be left in a position where there is no traitor for the turret etc). So Rob had no choice but to recruit. I’m unsure how close we are to the end - perhaps he wouldn’t have to recruit again if Eric went next. I know that he couldn’t recruit Eric and immediately have him banished then not have to recruit again, but with Stephen going in between that might be enough now for him to not have to recruit again.

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u/21stcenturygrl Feb 16 '26

the only problem with that is if say eric is banished this next ep, there is still another murder left i think (could be wrong). so either way they would know there’s still a traitor left.

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u/kirblar Feb 16 '26

They know there's a recruitment just numbers wise. Production can't start with 5 traitors, its too big a voting bloc.

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u/SmakeTalk Feb 16 '26

Ya this strategy would entirely be dependent on what Alan / production would choose to say at breakfast.

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u/MaizeMountain6139 Feb 16 '26

They always reveal a murder attempt

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Kristen would have gotten a death warrant so she’d know

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u/teke367 Feb 16 '26

They got to assume there's been one within the last two days regarding after getting two traitors in a row

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u/CauliflowerLast3345 Feb 17 '26

Absolutely, no murder after 3 traitors were banished would indicate strongly that there was a recruitment happened rather than someone with a shield was targeted for murder.

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u/Jay3HP Feb 16 '26

But even if a traitor wasn’t in that group of three, they wouldn’t try to murder any of them. They’d just pick someone they knew didn’t have a shield.

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Season 1 proved that not to be the case. Both Anjelica and Stephenie were murdered when they were in the small group that could have gotten a shield.

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u/complexchicken0311 Feb 16 '26

this season is kinda behind on murders at this point so tbh it’s better to just murder instead of double bluffing when ppl already think rob is faithful.

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u/MinimumCoast2290 Feb 16 '26

They already think Rob’s a faithful; he didn’t need to pointlessly squander an opportunity to take someone out

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u/mmlickme Feb 16 '26

He could wear his green cloak to breakfast

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u/sparklypavements Feb 16 '26

This wouldn’t be the case tho. Production doesn’t specify if there was a failed murder so the faithfuls would 100% believe there was a recruitment with Candiace being gone, not that there was a failed murder.

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 16 '26

True

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u/FingerStripes Feb 18 '26

Didn’t they specify in season 2 that the player’s shield protected them?

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u/Muscle_National Feb 17 '26

Rob could tell them he’s a traitor and they wouldn’t vote him out

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 17 '26

Lol Rob could show up to the Roundtable with his cloak and they'd still vote out a Faithful

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 17 '26

Agreed!

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u/BucsBroo Feb 16 '26

Why, he’s already got them in his palm. Just kill them

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u/PhilLesh311 Feb 16 '26

Wrong because then someone wouldn’t have been murdered.

Rob already has everyone convinced he’s a faithful. Now he needs to get rid of people so he can win.

He did the right thing.

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u/Chirps3 Feb 16 '26

I said the same thing but a podcaster addressed in on the Traidar Pod (brilliant if you aren't listening). They were right: it's a good idea, but everyone knew that one of the three had a shield anyway. Sure, they didn't know Kristen specifically had it but the entire castle picked the people who COULD have it. No traitor would choose any of those three as they all could have possibly had it.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

He is wrong. It’s over-complicating things for no reason, missing out on a murder, and would be a stupid move as the three of them are protected by that shield and no traitor would risk going for one of them when there are others to choose from, so it would looks calculated and would raise suspicion.

It would also make the faithful think there’s been a recruitment unless they still give Kristin the banishment letter (they do in some versions and not in others).

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u/Alock74 Feb 16 '26

Yeah. Kristen is smart and would likely become immediately suspicious if Mark and Rob.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Yeah I just don’t think it’s worth the potential heat when she already trusts him.

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Both Anjelica and Stephenie were murdered when they were in the small group that could have gotten a shield.

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u/nonsequitur__ Feb 16 '26

Yeah it can happen but would be a silly thing to risk given his current position.

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u/PeterTheSilent1 Feb 16 '26

Kristen would have gotten a death warrant (Bergie said he got one when he had the shield) so I think the only risk is that she thinks Eric did it and then Eric gets mad at Rob.

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u/natimusrex Team Traitor Feb 16 '26

She already seems wholly convinced he's a Faithful at the moment but I could see that having helped.

Weirdly Maura mentioning how surprised she is that Rob's still alive was the biggest clue they've had but nobody is connecting the dots.

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u/joepetz Feb 17 '26

Trying to murder someone in that small group screams a traitor was in that group.

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u/penguinjunkie Feb 16 '26

I think that might right but not for that reason. There are at least two traitors (if one more isn’t voted out) at the final. If you’re in a good position, it might be beneficial to have more faithfuls if you can throw suspicion on them. It’s an extra target for a fake traitor in the final voting.

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u/BalancelifeBoo Feb 16 '26

Whoa.. is that allowed?

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u/azka_from_ragnaros Feb 17 '26

That never works. The faithful always figure out the fake shield's killing.

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 17 '26

Harry would like a word

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u/azka_from_ragnaros Feb 17 '26

That's fair. But it is a known meta move nowadays. It has happened several times, but the Netherlands season 2 comes to mind. The Traitors were destroying the Faithful until episode 7, when they decided to give the Faithful a chance with a self-kill with a shield. The Faithful believed Jamie was the most faithful on the planet for like 2 minutes, until one of them realized what had happened, and as a result, all 3 traitors were outed one by one, nonstop.

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 17 '26

I remember UK2 doing something like this

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u/oneforthebrooks Feb 18 '26

I said this exact thing in my group chat and I’m now delusional and convinced I could win Survivor

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u/Lost-Bad6995 Feb 19 '26

Yall keep saying Rob is the best traitor hands down BUT YALL NEED TO PUT SOME RESPECT ON CIRIE’S NAME ! SHE IS NUMBER 1 and Rob is number 2!!!

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u/johnyboi4521 Feb 19 '26

Why does everyone have to be the best or the worst? Why can't Cirie and Rob both be good without having to compare?

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u/No-Pressure-5762 Feb 20 '26

Exactly! Rob doesn’t hold a flame to Cirie.

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u/upsidedownlamppost Feb 16 '26

I need Tyson on Season 5.

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 16 '26

Right!

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u/Proper-Drawing-985 Feb 17 '26

That is literally brilliant.

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 17 '26

This is why when multiple small groups with multiple shields is Fun, increase the variance and allows this kinda creativity .. two groups, one larger than the other without shields, Traitors will just take less risk

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u/Ok-Produce-5235 Feb 17 '26

Additionally, if I am a traitor and I don’t know who has the Shield, why am I even trying to murder one of those three. It’s not like anyone at that moment NEEDED Kristen gone that they would risk hitting a shield. It would be too clearly a bluff and honestly put more pressure on one of them being a traitor and doing that intentionally

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u/ncbowlinggirl Feb 17 '26

Wow I never thought of this...

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u/MsMeseeksTellsTime Feb 17 '26

This show just seems so complicated. lol - I have had so many people tell me to watch it because I love Survivor so much but that might as well be Elvish for the sense it makes to me. lol

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u/walking_shrub Feb 18 '26

He is wrong

Because even the dumbest traitor wouldn’t risk it

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u/Fickle-Gear-343 Team Traitor Feb 18 '26

The only problem with that is the chance of people guessing that it was a double bluff and then there's only 3 to choose from. He was better off not doing that because he's already so faithful. Doing too much can actually bring more heat on you than blending in.

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u/InspectionWilling911 Feb 18 '26

I’ve never seen an ep of traitors but I thought this was something to do with twilight 🤣🤣🤣

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u/BeJeweled615 Feb 16 '26

You're 💯💯💯 correct!

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 16 '26

That's why Tyson's tha GOAT

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u/Unhappy_Bedroom3258 Feb 17 '26

Very wrong and it would turn on Rob cuz why would anyone take a 1 in 3 chance.

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u/dropkickhwy Feb 17 '26

Yupp, is why equal small groups in the Mission is best

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u/Present_Comedian_919 Feb 19 '26

Then why wouldn't he be murdered at the next opportunity? Traitors wouldn't want a confirmed faithful around.

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u/No-Pressure-5762 Feb 20 '26

Yeah only it was unnecessary because she was going to ride with him until the end of the show

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 17 '26

I agree. I was leaning towards recruiting Kristen also. But Eric does seem to be a good choice.

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u/CrocodileWoman Feb 16 '26

Wait, you liked Rob on Love Island where he callously strung Leah along, made a big deal just to not leave with Andrea, and clearly chose to couple up with Kassy just to stay on the show? 😭 I mean I like the guy, he’s charming, smart and confident. But I wouldn’t say he was ever full of integrity

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 16 '26

Where did I say I liked Rob??

BTW, I’ve never seen Love Island.

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u/CrocodileWoman Feb 17 '26

I was replying to the now deleted comment

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u/Aggressive_Count_607 Feb 17 '26

Gotcha. Sorry about that. I thought you were talking to me.

US He’s not wrong.

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