Player file
Val Collins
Foxboro, Massachusetts · Foxboro Police Officer
Survivor
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1season played
0seasons won
17thbest finish
6days in the game
Career
Seasons played
What this shows: Each season Val played, oldest first. The bar runs from the first person out (left) to the winner (right); the tall block is Val. The tiles are that season's numbers.
Spoiler-safe. This is hidden until you've watched it.Finished 17th of 18Spoiler-safe. This is hidden until you've watched it.View Survivor 29 →- 6days lasted
- 9votes against
- 0%vote accuracy0 of 2 with the majority
- 0individual wins
- 0/0 found / played
- 7confessionalstimes they talked to camera
Spoiler-safe. Val's game details (votes, moments, totals and takes) is hidden until you've watched it.
Game style
How they played
What this shows: Each bar is a percentile: the share of all 917 Survivor appearances that scored lower (50 is the typical player). Survivor bars use survivoR's scores. The label is our rule of thumb, not an official rating.
Survivor 29 · our labelEarly exitLeft before the game opened up, so there is too little to read a style from.
Why this label
Players like this
The Survivor players whose bars sit closest to Val's in Survivor 29. Match is 100 minus the typical gap between the two sets of bars, in percentile points.
Nina AcostaSurvivor 24 · Early exit96matchCompare
Paloma Soto-CastilloSurvivor 17 · Early exit96matchCompare
Hope DriskillSurvivor 26 · Early exit95matchCompare
Mary SartainSurvivor 16 · Early exit95matchCompare
Simone NguyenSurvivor 35 · Early exit94matchCompare
How the labels work
Key moments
How their games played out
What this shows: Built from the vote and competition records, in order. Survivor: , individual wins, (we count one when a player is voted out by someone who voted with them at the previous tribal) and how they left.
Survivor 29: San Juan del Sur1 moment
- Day6Voted out by a 5–1 voteout
Voting record
Who they voted for
What this shows: Each vote Val cast at . A filled dot means they voted with the majority; a hollow dot means they were on the losing side. The last column is who went home.
Survivor 29: San Juan del Sur0/2 with majority
| When | Voted for | With the majority? | Went home |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day 3 | Dale | Nadiya | |
| Day 6 | Baylor | ||
| Day 6 | Deadlock: Can't vote revote | Val |
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The edit
Winners' edits →How much the show featured them
What this shows: Val's share of all in each Survivor season (the bar), against the average cast member's share (the tick). Counts from survivoR.
- S291.6%7 confessionals · 16th most of 18 · average 5.6% · a quiet edit
Spoiler-safe. Val's alliances and analyst takes (they cover the rest of the season) is hidden until you've watched it.
Analysts
What the analysts said
What this shows: Podcasts, videos and articles about Val, matched by name or episode title, then how much analyst coverage each of their seasons got. Strongest matches first. Links open the original.
- Lessons in Survivor History- How to win from a losing tribeRob Has a Podcast · Article · Survivor 29 · Oct 5, 2014
- Survivor 2014: Jonathan Penner Recaps San Juan Del Sur Episode 2Rob Has a Podcast · Recap · Podcast · Survivor 29 · Oct 3, 2014
- Survivor 2014: Exit Interview with the Latest Player Voted off San Juan Del Sur – 10/02/14Rob Has a Podcast · Exit Interview · Podcast · Survivor 29 · Oct 2, 2014
- Survivor All-Time Top 40 Rankings | #16: San Juan Del SurRob Has a Podcast · All-Time Top 40 Rankings · Podcast · Survivor 29 · Jun 22, 2021
- Lessons From Survivor History- A Different Way to PlayRob Has a Podcast · Article · Survivor 29 · Sep 29, 2014
Season coverage on RHAP
- Survivor 29120 items · 65 with Rob CesterninoSeason hub