There are just three episodes remaining until Jeff Probst announces the winner of “Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans” during the milestone season’s live finale on Wednesday, May 20.
Between now and then, at least three of the season’s nine remaining castaways will join the ever-growing jury, meaning that fans will witness at least one more double elimination before the finale, either during this week’s May 6 episode, or next week’s penultimate episode on May 13.
This is your official SPOILER ALERT! Only continue reading if you’re okay with seeing spoilers and speculation, including which castaway (or castaways) are most likely to have their torches snuffed, for Episode 11 of “Survivor 50” – “Everyone Will Be Shooketh!” – hitting CBS screens nationwide this Wednesday, May 6 at 8:00pm ET.
Who’s Left on ‘Survivor 50’?
CBSAt present there are nine remaining castaways on “Survivor 50”:
- Cirie Fields (“Panama” – ”Micronesia” – ”Heroes vs. Villains” – ”Game Changers”)
- Ozzy Lusth (“Cook Islands” – “Micronesia” – “South Pacific” – “Game Changers”)
- Aubry Bracco (“Kaoh Rong” – “Game Changers” – “Edge of Extinction”)
- Rick Devens (“Edge of Extinction”)
- Jonathan Young (“42”)
- Emily Flippen (“45”)
- Tiffany Nicole Ervin (“46”)
- Joe Hunter (“48”)
- Rizo Velovic (“49”)
Nearly all of them – barring Emily and Tiffany – know what it’s like to see themselves in a “Survivor” finale episode. On the flipside, only Aubry and Joe know what it’s like to actually sit at Final Tribal Council and plead their case for the million.
Who’s Going Home on Episode 11 of ‘Survivor 50’?
According to a Kalshi market predicting the outcome of the upcoming episode, the castaway getting their torch snuffed by longtime “Survivor” host Jeff Probst this week will be… Rick Devens and Cirie Fields.
CBSThe online betting market, which only recently began offering users the ability to gamble on reality TV shows like “Survivor,” has been used as an accurate way to predict the outcome of every episode so far this season, including unpredictable twists like the “Blood Moon” triple elimination in Episode 6.
CBSKalshi’s market for this Wednesday’s installment saw both Rick and Fields fly to the top of the betting charts, earning an 89 percent and 87 percent chance of elimination, respectively.
By comparison, the player with the third highest predicted likelihood of going home, Ozzy Lusth, currently sits at just eight percent.
While these sort of markets wouldn’t typically be a good way to source spoilers, their overwhelming accuracy during Season 50’s run has led most to believe that insider information about the installment – the largest in the franchise’s 26-year history – was leaked prior to its February 2026 premiere.
Love spoilers? Check out which “Survivor 50” castaway Kalshi’ betters predict will win the season later this month here.
What Will Happen on Episode 11 of ‘Survivor 50’?
The “Next Time on Survivor” clip that aired following last week’s installment was vague, especially following the dramatic close of Episode 10’s cameo from MrBeast, which saw Rick Devens successfully secure an Immunity Idol after doubling the grand prize to a staggering two million dollars.
CBSIn the 30-second sneak peek, we see Devens celebrating his Super Beware Advantage victory, promising more chaotic antics as he utters the episode’s title, “Everyone will be shooketh!”
The trailer similarly shows Ozzy Lusth shedding tears on the beach. Later, Emily Flippen conspires with Tiffany Nicole Ervin to flush Devens’ newly-acquired Idol, while Aubry Bracco recruits Joe Hunter for a full frontal assault on her “Edge of Extinction” co-star.
“Castaways find themselves on both a literal and figurative island after their return from what is regarded as one of the ‘craziest tribals of all time,’” reads the episode’s official description from CBS. “Castaways reflect on their letters from and the family members that have impacted them. Then, a shocking incident takes place at this week’s immunity challenge.”
Judging by the description, Ozzy’s tears in the preview clip are likely prompted by the letters from home.
The ‘Survivor’ Loved Ones Visit May Occur This Week
CBS/GettyWhile the castaways earned their letters during last week’s “Survivor Auction,” their presence looms heavily over the upcoming episode, potentially signaling the highly-anticipated return of the Loved Ones Visit reward. The “shocking incident” that occurs during this week’s Immunity challenge, could similarly be a hint that the castaways’ loved ones will be revealed during the do-or-die competition.
The return of the Loved Ones Visit hasn’t been officially confirmed for the milestone season, which has been absent for the entirety of the so-called “New Era,” beginning with Season 41 in 2021. The last time we saw the beloved award was during “Survivor: Winners at War,” where all 20 returning winners’ loved ones appeared on the island, even surprising those who’d already been sent to the Edge of Extinction.
That being said, Cirie Fields’ son, Jared Fields, – who previously appeared alongside his mother on Season 25 of “Big Brother” – teased its return in a long-since-deleted post on X.
If the Loved Ones Visit does return, it will supposedly be tempered by even equal amounts of chaos as another two castaways are voted out of the competition. The event, if it does occur as Kalshi predicts, will mark the fourth multiple-elimination episode of the season, following the premiere (Jenna Lewis-Dougherty & Kyle Fraser), the “Blood Moon” triple-elimination (Kamilla Karthigesu, Genevieve Mushaluk & Colby Donaldson) and the “Double Duos” twist (Chrissy Hofbeck & Benjamin “Coach” Wade).
It remains to be seen if this week’s double boot will come as part of yet another twist, or if it’ll be two standard, but consecutive, vote-outs.
Cirie & Devens’ Exit Leave ‘New Era’ Majority Heading Into Finale
CBSEither way, the event will reportedly mark the end of Cirie’s fifth run in the U.S. flagship series, following “Survivor: Panama” (4th place), “Survivor: Micronesia” (3rd), “Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains” (16th) and “Survivor: Game Changers” (6th). She similarly scored a 4th place finish during her time on “Survivor: Australia vs. the World” last year.
Depending on how Wednesday’s episode goes, Cirie will finish the season in eighth or ninth place, her second-worst performance in 20 years. While she’s previously revealed that Season 50 will be her final “Survivor” appearance, she’ll still go down in history as one of the best – and most deadly – to ever play the game.
Devens’ 8th/9th place finish will also be a step down from his fourth place finish on “Survivor: Edge of Extinction.”
Their eliminations will leave a majority of New Era players heading into the season’s penultimate episode next week, with only Ozzy Lusth and Aubry Bracco having celebrated their “Survivor” debut prior to Season 41.
Following Wednesday’s Tribal Council, Cirie and Devens will join the Season 50 jury, which currently consists of Dee Valladares, Chrissy Hofbeck, Benjamin “Coach” Wade, Christian Hubicki and Stephenie LaGrossa Kendrick.
Be sure to tune in to Episode 11 of “Survivor 50” this Wednesday, May 6 at 8:00pm ET, exclusively on CBS, to see if Kalshi’s double-elimination prediction proves correct.
