Post by Gary Hogeboom on Mar 10, 2012 14:27:31 GMT -5
Been a long time since I wrote in here! Too long some of you may say. Those of you who have enjoyed the wonderful confessional stylings of Gary Hawkins #14 will be happy to read this final entry. I will dissect the final 3, and give them all odds on who is most likely to win. I'll try doing these as unbiased as possible.
Ami:
She did perform the flip-all-over-Kakadu strategy well, but from experience flipping for THAT long just damages your reputation. Luckily for Ami she's so imbessilic that nobody really cared what the hell she did. So due to her retardedness, she found herself in the finals. The answers to people's questions, from what jurors have told me, are flat. I don't think she has much of a chance to win, maybe gets 1 or 2 juror votes at best.
Odds: 15%
Russell:
Everybody appreciates how he played the game with mostly integrity and grit. Personally, I don't admire challenge whores as much as some others, but I certainly give the guy credit. People question how much he brought to the game strategically, but he seems to be proving himself.
Odds: 45%
Silas:
Definitely the black horse of this competition. He seemingly has brought himself out of the ashes to find himself in the middle of the hunt for victory. I definitely think his strategy was solid, as well as his social game. Only holdup I have for him was why he got voted out so early. Was it a fluke? Or did he truly just suck and when he came back in during merge, nobody cared about his suckiness anymore and took him along for the ride. Either way, he still has a solid shot to win.
Odds: 40%
As far as my vote goes, I'm currently leaning towards Silas. I think he played the best all-around game, and not winning immunities is ok since he definitely proved himself challenge-wise through DMI. In fact, not voting him out close after he came back into the game is a key part of his resume all in itself. So we'll see about the remaining answers people give, but if all stays the same, I will be writing Silas's name down to win.
Ami:
She did perform the flip-all-over-Kakadu strategy well, but from experience flipping for THAT long just damages your reputation. Luckily for Ami she's so imbessilic that nobody really cared what the hell she did. So due to her retardedness, she found herself in the finals. The answers to people's questions, from what jurors have told me, are flat. I don't think she has much of a chance to win, maybe gets 1 or 2 juror votes at best.
Odds: 15%
Russell:
Everybody appreciates how he played the game with mostly integrity and grit. Personally, I don't admire challenge whores as much as some others, but I certainly give the guy credit. People question how much he brought to the game strategically, but he seems to be proving himself.
Odds: 45%
Silas:
Definitely the black horse of this competition. He seemingly has brought himself out of the ashes to find himself in the middle of the hunt for victory. I definitely think his strategy was solid, as well as his social game. Only holdup I have for him was why he got voted out so early. Was it a fluke? Or did he truly just suck and when he came back in during merge, nobody cared about his suckiness anymore and took him along for the ride. Either way, he still has a solid shot to win.
Odds: 40%
As far as my vote goes, I'm currently leaning towards Silas. I think he played the best all-around game, and not winning immunities is ok since he definitely proved himself challenge-wise through DMI. In fact, not voting him out close after he came back into the game is a key part of his resume all in itself. So we'll see about the remaining answers people give, but if all stays the same, I will be writing Silas's name down to win.