Challenge:Battle Dig In one-on-one face-offs, castaways will wrestle for a bag in the middle of a sand pit and bring it back to their tribe's square. Whoever wins earns that round's reward for their tribe. Reward:Vuna: Hammock (round 1); tarp (round 4); Zamba: Deck chairs (round 2); blankets (round 3); FutureLife supplements and a Challenge Advantage (round 5).
Challenge:The Cruel Sea One person from each tribe will swim out, then race up a platform, dive into the water and retrieve a ring and bring it back. The next person from the tribe will then do the same. Once a tribe has collected all five rings, the two remaining tribe members will attempt to land those rings on posts. The first tribe to finish wins. Additional Stipulation: For winning the Challenge Advantage, Zamba only needed to retrieve four rings instead of five. Winner:Vuna(sent Amy Eliason to Immunity Island)
Tribal Council[]
Tribal Council 3: Zamba
Voted Against
Voter (Amy ineligible to vote)
Mike (5 votes)
Anela, Chappies, Paul, Santoni, Shaun
Anela (3 votes)
Carla, Mike, Wardah
VOTED OUT: Mike Laws
Voting Confessionals[]
Edited versions of Anela and Mike's voting confessionals were shown during the Tribal Council segment. Paul's confessional was shown during Mike's final words.
(voting against Mike) I hope this goes well, 'cause I really want to stay in this game. Nothing personal. Love the chats. Just it's all strategic. Sorry, Mike.
(voting against Anela) I'm really sorry that I have to do this, but I have to stay with the majority at the moment. I really wanted to play with you. You're an awesome oak. Um, and yeah, all the best, and I hope I'll see you on the outside.
(voting against Mike) Tonight, you're unfortunately going home. You are such a beautiful soul, and I wish I could spend some more time with you. If only you spent some more time getting to know people on a deeper level instead of playing the game so hard. I wish you all the luck.
I'm a little bit sad, um, and also just so grateful for the opportunity to have played the game. The tribe shuffle definitely was a big problem for me. Looking at how the numbers went, one of my own alliance members broke my trust, and so I guess I didn't maintain my alliance members strongly enough. I'd love to be remembered as someone who had a lot of fun playing the game hard and as strategically as possible. You know, I really enjoy good gamesmanship, and they got me good, so best of luck.
