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==Rules== |
==Rules== |
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− | The castaways will each stand on a small block while stabilizing a ball against an overhanging piece of wood. If at any point they lose their concentration or their balance, the ball will drop and they are then out of the challenge. The last person left standing |
+ | The castaways will each stand on a small block while stabilizing a ball against an overhanging piece of wood. If at any point they lose their concentration or their balance, the ball will drop and they are then out of the challenge. The last person left standing wins. |
==History== |
==History== |
Revision as of 16:37, 19 November 2015
Ballin' A Jack is a recurring challenge that debuted in Survivor: San Juan del Sur and has since reappeared in Survivor: Cambodia.
Rules
The castaways will each stand on a small block while stabilizing a ball against an overhanging piece of wood. If at any point they lose their concentration or their balance, the ball will drop and they are then out of the challenge. The last person left standing wins.
History
In Survivor: San Juan del Sur, the challenge was used for reward at the Final 7. Natalie outlasted Jaclyn to win the right to send someone to Exile Island and a king size bed delivered to camp with a Italian meal and dessert.
The challenge will reappear as the Final 10 Immunity Challenge in Survivor: Cambodia.
Winners
Episode | Challenge Type | Winner |
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San Juan del Sur Still Holdin' On |
Individual Reward | Natalie Anderson |
Cambodia Like Selling Your Soul to the Devil |
Individual Immunity | To Be Determined |
Gallery
Trivia
- Keith Nale is the only player to be present both times this challenge was used.