The 13 castaways remaining on CBS's Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance have made it to the merge, so let's check in with their individual games so far.

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The Bayon and Ta Keo tribes will merge into one on the next episode of Survivor: Cambodia and with 13 players left in the game, it is officially the biggest merge ever. With the tribe swaps causing shifting alliances, betrayals and much more, it is truly anyone's game now that we are at the individual portion.

Here is our ranking of the final 13 players based on their respective games so far and their likelihood of making it to Final Tribal Council and winning.

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13. Abi-Maria Gomes

Though Abi-Maria has managed to get her way in nearly every Tribal Council she's attended, her abrasive personality will simply never allow her to win this game. She has made many enemies over the course of the season and with many of her enemies gone, she may find new people that will eventually become "dead" to her. While she could be dragged to the end as a goat, her chances of winning are slim to none.

12. Kelly Wiglesworth

It is painful to rank an original Survivor contestant so low, but Kelly has had the least amount of control in this game from anyone left. She has attended four Tribal Councils so far and voted the wrong way in three of them. Her allies (Vytas Baskauskas, Jeff Varner, Terry Deitz, Woo Hwang) are all gone now and she is left with nobody to align with. Kelly's warmer personality ranks her just about Abi but with no real allies, it's hard to imagine her getting to the end successfully.

11. Stephen Fishbach

Stephen only went to one Tribal Council in the pre-merge, voting out Monica Padilla with his alliance of Jeremy Collins and Kimmi Kappenberg. Numerous times throughout the pre-merge he has been made to look goofy by the editors, which doesn't bode well for your winner chances unless your name is Fabio. He has also been shown to over-strategize, which may lead to his own alliance members turning on him sooner rather than later.

10. Joe Anglim

Joe has yet to go to Tribal Council this season, but his presence has been relatively over the top in a positive way. He has been shown to be the "Survivor McGyver," able to do just about anything and win every challenge. Joe has been talked about as a huge target to take out soon and if his Ta Keo 5 alliance becomes the minority, he is in big trouble. While he does have a winning personality should he make it to the end, any right-minded player would take him out long before the endgame.

9. Keith Nale

Despite being a fan favorite in San Juan del Sur, Keith has been as under the radar as you can get through six episodes of Cambodia. He joins Joe as the only other person to never have to go Tribal Council which may explain his lack of screentime, but we would probably be seeing more of him if he was our winner. Keith has a good alliance of five right now, but that's not gonna be enough with eight other people in the game. Will Keith find success in a majority alliance this season? We're not so sure.

8. Kass McQuillen

Kass is one of the most self-aware players in the game, and her battle between "Calm Kass" and "Chaos Kass" has been an interesting arc to follow. While many thought she would be targeted right away, she avoided Tribal Council and made genuine bonds with her tribe through the first five episodes. But after the second tribe swap, we saw that calmer Kass reverting back to "Chaos Kass", which could signal trouble for her. She has done a good job avoiding the chopping block and could get to the end with her alliance, but her chaotic side may be her undoing eventually.

7. Spencer Bledsoe

While Spencer has been a major presence this season, he has come dangerously close to being voted out in the last three Tribal Councils he's attended. His alliances are constantly crumbling and shifting, and it's hard to say who he can really trust in the game right now. But his scrappiness has worked for him so far and if he can fight his way to the end and make a good case for himself, he has shot. But there's a long road ahead of him.

6. Andrew Savage

Andrew emerged as an early leader of Bayon and things were going good until he was switched to Angkor in episode 3. He and Tasha Fox were in the minority, but luckily they managed to shift to the top due to the original Ta Keo fracturing. The outlook was good again for Andrew until the second tribe swap. Andrew targeted Spencer and forced Ciera to be the decoy target, which proved to be an error as the vote flipped on him and he was blindsided. He seems liked by many of his cast members and could lobby for himself at the end. Yet there's also a big possibility he'll be blindsided eventually.

5. Kimmi Kappenberg

Few expected Kimmi to emerge as a strategic force in Cambodia but episode 5 showed a very cutthroat side. She coasted through the first four episodes but was then shown to orchestrate the flip on Monica in episode 5. Now that we're at the merge she probably won't be targeted for a long time considering she isn't a physical threat and isn't seen as the figurehead of her alliance. She has a fairly good shot of making it to Final Tribal Council but she will have to sell herself in a sympathetic way, especially considering the lack of respect for older women who make it to the end as of late.

4. Ciera Eastin

Like many original Bayon members, Ciera coasted through much of the pre-merge. She wound up in an alliance with Joe, Kass and Keith (and later Kelley Wentworth) and stayed strong, though her edit was relatively lacking. Then in episode 6 we saw a glimpse of the Blood vs. Water Ciera. She helped orchestrate the flip on Woo and proved she wasn't going to take anything lying down. With meat shields like Joe and Kass in front of her, Ciera should be able to make it deep into the game and she has the killer instinct to get to the end. If she's flexible enough she could even make new allies and make a compelling case for why she should win.

3. Jeremy Collins

Jeremy has played a relatively flawless game up to this point, having made many friends and allies. He has his core alliance of Kimmi and Stephen, his old bonds with Andrew and Tasha and a new friendship with Spencer. Jeremy is also a very likable presence that seems easy to get along with, which will only help him if he gets to Final Tribal Council. The only thing holding him back from a no. 1 position here is his physical prowess. Assuming players like Andrew and Joe are voted out, Jeremy could eventually become the top physical competitor. That combined with his likability will make him a threat to take to the end, but as of right now his chances are looking good.

2. Tasha Fox

Tasha has played a great game pre-merge and has been shown in a sympathetic light. She adapted well to each of her tribe configurations through all the tribe swaps and showed her strategic dominance while on Angkor. Even Andrew, a natural born leader, seemed beneath Tasha as a player. From what we've seen, she has been a good social player as well, but she could very well turn around and backstab everybody -- as she said in episode 1, she will "pray for forgiveness" after the game is done. Tasha has a very good shot of winning this game but like Jeremy, she is a physical force. If she wins too many Immunities she could be in trouble, but right now it looks like a jury would be comfortable giving her the win.

1. Kelley Wentworth

Serious question: Who is targeting Kelley Wentworth right now? We saw hints of her name being brought up after the second swap but now it's the merge. She's made great social connections and probably isn't going anywhere for a long time. Kelley nabbed a Hidden Immunity Idol in episode 1 and has kept it secret up to this point. She has her Ta Keo alliance, which may or may not find success, but why target her when you have Ciera, Joe and Kass in the way? She also isn't too threatening in Immunity Challenges and doesn't have a big reputation. Unless she screws something up or falls victim to a Pagonging, Kelley will almost certainly be in the endgame. And she has a good shot of making it to Final Tribal Council to argue her case.

So who do you think will get to the end and take home the $1 million prize and title of Sole Survivor? Cast your vote here:

Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

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