'Survivor' 2015 Winner: Spencer, Jeremy, Kelley Voted Most Likely To Nab $1 Million, Who Has No Chance?
We're down to six people left on CBS's Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance, but most of our readers believe only three people can possibly win this season.
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We conducted a poll last week asking which player had the best chance of winning Survivor: Cambodia, and the results are in. Most voters believe that either Jeremy Collins, Kelley Wentworth or Spencer Bledsoe will win the $1 million.
Spencer is currently in the lead with 35 percent of the vote, while Jeremy is at 32 percent and Kelley is at 26 percent.
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The other three castaways, Keith Nale, Kimmi Kappenberg and Tasha Fox, have very little chance of winning, according to our readers. Keith comes in at 4 percent, Tasha at 2 percent and Kimmi at 1 percent.
It remains to be seen if these readers will be proven right, but narratively, it does make sense that one of Jeremy, Kelley or Spencer will likely be our winner. Jeremy has had a lot of emotional content about playing the game for his wife, Val, and is seen as a likable person capable of winning a lot of jury votes. Kelley has had an underdog story from the beginning and proved her scrappiness through stealthy Hidden Immunity Idol grabs and plays. Spencer has matured emotionally over the course of the season and wiggled his way into a majority position through most of the post-merge.
But Survivor has been known to throw in a surprise win here and there over the course of 15 years, so don't count anyone out just yet.
The Survivor: Cambodia - Second Chance finale airs Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS. The two-hour finale will be followed by a one-hour reunion show live in Los Angeles.
