Survivor 51Survivor 51 is on air, through Episode 4.
Survivor 51 put 21 new castaways in Mamanuca Islands, Fiji, split into two : Savu and Toka. The tribes were reshuffled in a in Episodes 3 and 4. The tribes have not merged yet.
Rob quit on Day 6. Through Episode 4 (Day 9), 5 players have gone home and 16 are still in the game. This page updates as new episodes are added.
Where it was filmed
What this shows: The island where the season was shot, the season's theme, and what each name means, where we know it.
Mamanuca Islands, Fiji
The start of the "Open Era": any twist or advantage from past seasons can return at any moment. It began with two tribes for the first time since Winners at War.
- Savustarting tribe
- Tokastarting tribe
- Dinatribe after the swap
- The 19th season in a row in the Mamanuca Islands.
- Fiji's Maritime Safety Authority set a marine exclusion zone around the filming islands; days earlier a cruise ship had run aground on a reef off Monuriki, one of the islands the show uses.
Sources: Survivor 51 · Wikidata Q1754342
The whole season on one line
What this shows: Every episode's challenges and who won them, who went home at and by how many votes, swaps, the , the jury and plays. Tap a challenge for its history.
- Spoiler-safe. The rest of the season is hidden until you've watched it.
- Spoiler-safe. The rest of the season is hidden until you've watched it.
- Ana voted out6–4
- ◆Jelly found a hidden immunity idol.
- Spoiler-safe. The rest of the season is hidden until you've watched it.
- Tribe swap
- ✦Devin found an Extra Vote.
- ✦Brady found an Extra Vote.
- ◆Carter was given the hidden immunity idol.
- ✦Maggie was given the Extra Vote.
- Spoiler-safe. The rest of the season is hidden until you've watched it.
Episode 4, Day 9: Jenna voted out 4–1. 16 players left.
Where the game stands
What this shows: The state of the game at the end of the episode picked above.
The tribes have been reshuffled by a . Players now share a beach with people from other starting tribes. This is the latest episode to air.
Episode 4“That's the Magic of Survivor”
What this shows: The key events of this one episode, pulled from the vote, challenge and advantage records.
- The tribes were reshuffled in a .
- Dina and Toka won as tribes.
- Jenna voted out 4–1.
Who's still playing
What this shows: All 21 castaways, split into who is still in the game, who is on the , and who left before the jury began. The ring is the player's at that point. Tap a player to follow them across every panel (their profile is one tap away in the Following chip).
Who got written down
What this shows: How many times each player's name was written on a ballot at , up to this episode. Switch to the table for votes cast, how often they voted with the majority, wins and days lasted. Tap a player to follow them.
- Still in the game
- Already out
| 6 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 9 | |
| 6 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 7 | |
| 6 | 1 | 0% | 0 | 5 | |
| 6 | 0 | – | 0 | 3 | |
| 5 | 2 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 4 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 1 | 2 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 3 | 33% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 3 | 33% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 50% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 2 | 100% | 0 | 9 | |
| 0 | 1 | 0% | 0 | 6 |
Who controlled the votes
What this shows: One square per up to this episode: filled when the player's final vote named the person sent home. Lots of filled squares means they were usually in the majority.
Showing Alexis, most often in the majority so far (2 of 2). Tap any player on the page to follow someone else.
Numbers are episodes. Tap a square for that vote.
Every vote, newest first
What this shows: Each up to this episode, in a sentence, then each name that got votes with the people who wrote it. The person sent home is in orange; struck-through names were cancelled by an .
- Day9
Jenna voted out 4–1
Episode 4 · Savu tribe, after the · 17th place
Jenna was voted out with 4 of 5 votes. The rest went to Alexis (1).
41 - Day7
Patt voted out 6–5
Episode 3 · Toka tribe, after the · 18th place
Patt was voted out with 6 of 11 votes. The rest went to Kilby (5).
65 - Day5
Ana voted out 6–4
Episode 2 · Savu tribe · 20th place
Ana was voted out with 6 of 10 votes. The rest went to Eric (4).
64- The majority used a between Eric and Ana.
- Day3
Aaliyah voted out 6–2
Episode 1 · Toka tribe · 21st place
Aaliyah was voted out with 6 of 8 votes. The rest went to Jenna (2).
62- Aaliyah gave up their vote for a . Not safe.
- Jenna gave up their vote for a . Not safe.
Who voted with whom
What this shows: Each circle is a castaway, coloured by starting . A line joins two players who wrote down the same name at , thicker the more often, up to this episode. Tap a player to follow them, or a named to see its members.
- Savu
- Toka
- No Tribe
- Out of the game by now
Tap a player to see who they voted with most. Tap empty space to clear.
No named alliances recorded for this season yet (the Survivor Wiki usually names them as the season goes on). The network above is worked out from the votes alone.
Who was in danger
What this shows: before each , the 5 players a simple score ranked most at risk, and whether the person voted out was one of them. Tap a name to follow them.
Going into the vote in Episode 4: 5 players at risk.
Jenna was voted out (2nd on our list). Not counted in the hit rate: only 5 people were at risk, so any top 5 would include them.
How this is scored
| Input | Points |
|---|---|
| Votes received so farper vote that counted, all season (a revote counts once) | +1 |
| Votes at their last tribalper vote against them at the last tribal council they went to | +2 |
| Individual immunity winsper win so far: winners are seen as threats | +2 |
| Holding an idol or advantageif they hold one going in: they can protect themselves | −2 |
| Voted on the losing sideif their vote at their last tribal didn't go to the person sent home | +3 |
Scored after the challenge and before the vote: whoever won immunity is safe and left out. Only things that already happened count. Ties are listed A to Z. A vote counts toward the hit rate when more than 5 people were at risk and at least one of them had a score.
This is a simple model, not a prediction engine: it can't see alliances forming, camp life, idols nobody knows about or who is seen as a jury threat. The “by chance” number is what picking 5 names at random would score on the same votes.
Biggest blindside of the season
What this shows: the vote-out that scores highest on our index so far: idols in their pocket, allies who turned on them, their own vote and how one-sided it was.
- 3 allies voted them out: Thien An, Kilby, Maggie+3
- They voted for Kilby+2
- A one-sided 6–5 vote+0.3
Next biggest: Jenna (Ep 4, 3.8) · Ana (Ep 2, 2.6)
How this is scored
| Input | Points |
|---|---|
| Idols or advantages in their pocketper idol or advantage they went home holding | ×4 |
| Allies who voted them outper voter in an alliance with them, or on their side of a split vote at their last shared tribal | ×1 |
| They voted for someone elseif their own vote went to another player | ×2 |
| How one-sided the vote wasx (their votes - next highest) / all votes, so 0 to 3 | ×3 |
| An idol flipped the voteif cancelled votes would have sent someone else home | ×3 |
A simple, documented score from the vote records. It can't know what players were told at camp or in the house; it only reads the votes.
Who the edit focused on
What this shows: Each square is one player in one episode, darker when they got more (talking to camera). Sorted by confessionals up to this episode. Fans read a big edit as a sign of whose story it is. Counts from survivoR.
Through Episode 4: Devin had the most (26, 10%).
Hover or tap a square for the count. Tap a name to follow that player.
What the experts said
What this shows: Podcasts and videos from Rob Has a Podcast (including Taran Armstrong's analysis), plus official CBS clips, about the episode you picked and the season as a whole. Links open on their site; a video only loads from youtube-nocookie.com when you press Watch.
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- RHAPExit InterviewOct 15, 2026Survivor 51 Ep 4 Exit Interview
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- Official · CBSSurvivor: 51 · Official clip (official)
- Official · CBSSurvivor: 51 · Preview (official)
- RHAPTaran ArmstrongDraftSep 16, 2026Survivor 51 Draft
- RHAPTaran ArmstrongOct 6, 2026Survivor 51 Stockwatch
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- RHAPPreviewSep 21, 2026Jeff Probst Previews Survivor 51
- RHAPPreviewSep 21, 2026Survivor 51 B&B Cast Preview
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Survivor words, explained
What this shows: The show's terms in plain English. Any underlined word on this page opens the same explanation when you tap it.
Jury
Players knocked out late in the game. They stay on to watch the rest of it, and at the finale they vote for who wins.
Finalist
One of the last two or three players, who face the jury's vote for the win.
Returning player
Someone who had already played the show (or the other show) before this season.
Boot
Fan slang for a player being voted out or evicted. "First boot" means the first person out.
Blindside
A player is voted out without seeing it coming, usually because their allies voted against them.
Confessional (the edit)
A short interview to camera, away from the other players, cut into the episode. Fans count them to see whose story the editors are telling.
Tribe
The team a castaway lives and competes with before the merge. Each tribe has its own camp and colour.
Tribal council
The meeting where players vote someone out. Each player secretly writes down a name; whoever gets the most votes leaves the game.
Immunity
Protection from being voted out at the next tribal council. Tribes win it as a group early on; after the merge, one player wins it in a challenge.
Hidden immunity idol (idol)
A hidden object a player can find and play at tribal council after the votes are cast. Votes against the protected player don't count.
Advantage
A secret power found around camp or on a trip, such as an extra vote or the chance to block someone's vote.
Tribe swap
The players are reshuffled into new tribes, which splits up old loyalties.
Merge
The point where the tribes join into one. From then on everyone competes for themselves and immunity is individual.
Mergatory
Fan nickname for the stretch just before or around the merge, when the game is in limbo between tribes and individual play.
Final tribal council (FTC)
The last vote of the season. The finalists make their case and the jury votes for who should win.
Shot in the Dark
A one-time gamble at tribal council: a player gives up their vote for a small chance (about 1 in 6) of being safe.
Fire-making challenge
At the final four, the player with immunity is safe and picks one other to be safe. The last two race to build a fire, and the loser goes home.
Split vote
The majority spreads its votes across two names on purpose, so an idol can't save everyone. If an idol saves one name, the other still goes home.
Tie and revote
If two players get the same number of votes, everyone except them votes again between the tied players.
Medical evacuation (medevac)
A player is removed from the game by the medical team. No vote happens.
Alliance
A group of players who agree to vote together and protect each other. Alliances are secret, often shift, and are named by the players or by fans.
Voting bloc
Players who keep writing down the same name. We work blocs out from the vote records alone, so a bloc hints at an alliance without proving one.
Redemption Island
A twist where voted-out players go to a separate island instead of home. They fight in duels, the loser of each duel is out for good, and the last one standing returns to the game.
Edge of Extinction
A twist where voted-out players can stay on a bare island instead of going home. They can later win a challenge to get back into the game, and those who stay still vote on the jury.
Exile Island
A separate camp where a player is sent alone for a while, often with a clue to a hidden idol. They are still in the game and come back for the next challenge.
Rock draw
If a revote is still tied and the players can't agree, everyone not tied or immune draws a rock. Whoever draws the odd-coloured rock goes home.