Félix Laliberté

Félix Laliberté is a contestant from Survivor Québec (2025).

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Age: 26
Emplacement: Montréal
Occupation: Croupier

Originaire d'un petit village de la région de Chaudière-Appalaches, Félix a déménagé dans la grande ville il y a quelques années pour ses études en journalisme. Il travaille maintenant dans un salon de poker et passe donc le plus clair de son temps dans un environnement où le bluff est roi ! Ce superfan a non seulement écouté toutes les saisons américaines, mais pourrait même réciter l'ordre d'élimination de la plupart d'entre elles. Quand il entre en mode compétitif, Félix change complètement de personnalité. « Même mon chum ne me reconnaît plus ! » Il n'aura aucune loyauté envers personne et, selon lui, tous les coups sont permis. « Mon cerveau fonctionne toujours en termes de chiffres, de majorités, de pluralités. Je sais comment utiliser trois votes dans une tribu de sept personnes pour obtenir le résultat escompté. » La seule chose qui lui fait vraiment peur, c'est ce qui grouille dans la jungle, mais, pour 100 000 $, il est prêt à tout !^[2]

Survivor Québec[]

A superfan of the game for many years who had watched numerous editions and who had played online fanmade variations, Félix figured out almost immediately that the tribes would not be predetermined for the first time because he noticed that there was diversity in the colours of the contestants' clothes. When Patrice announced that the men and the women would separately have to appoint a tribe leader, Félix correctly sensed that these tribe leaders would take turns selecting their respective tribemates in a schoolyard pick. Though he felt that volunteering to be the male tribe leader would make him easy to target, Félix did so anyway because he feared being picked last and being perceived as weak because of this. Huggens Castor also volunteered and the two played rock-paper-scissors to decide who would be the male tribe leader. Huggens won and became the leader of the Malaki tribe, of which he eventually selected Félix to be a member.

On the first night, Félix mentioned in a group conversation with his tribemates that he was a superfan. Though he did this because he wanted for his tribemates to trust his judgment regarding challenges, some began to fear him and see him as potentially dangerous. The following day, during the first immunity challenge, Félix offered to take the lead in deciding who would compete in which heats. Unfortunately, the Malaki lost said challenge in a blowout and thus had to attend Tribal Council that night. Having been behind on earlier strategizing and having led his team to defeat in the previous challenge, Félix sensed that he was in danger and spent the afternoon lobbying for his tribemates to keep him around over Luc Gratton, who was also in danger for his perceived challenged weakness and for seemingly not blending well into the tribe. At Tribal Council, Luc and Félix debated about who would be more loyal to the Malaki tribe in the long term, with Luc mentioning that he wants to at least make it to the merge and Félix mentioning that he is just happy to be on Survivor and that he wants to achieve his childhood dream further. Disillusioned with how Sarah Mazouz was playing, Félix voted against her, though all of his tribemates ultimately voted against him for his sneakiness, except for Rayane Azzoug who voted against Luc.

Cycle	Tribe Affiliation	Challenge	Challenge Type	Sit-Out?	Result
1	Malaki	What-er Drag	Reward	No	Lost
1	Malaki	Push Comes to Shove	Immunity	No	Lost
Voted Out, Day 2

Cycle	Félix's Votes	Voted Against Félix
1	Sarah	Ashly, Élodie, Florence, Frédérique, Kevin, Luc, Marilou, Sarah
Voted Out, Day 2

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Trivia[]

Félix previously competed during the week of October 31, 2011, in five episodes of Le Cercle, where he won a trip to Orlando for himself and his family.^[3]