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‘Survivor 49’s Steven Ramm Questions Confusing Idol Rules in Tribal Council
Steven Ramm activated the Block-a-Vote advantage before Tribal Council but was still voted out after alliances flipped, raising questions about the timing and rules of vote-blocking.
- The morning after his ouster, Steven Ramm said he activated and designated whose vote to block with the Block‑a‑Vote/Knowledge‑is‑Power advantage before Tribal Council, while Sophi Balerdi’s steal failed and Rizo Velocic did not play an idol as the tribe voted Ramm out.
- Given his pregame and merge work with allies, Steven Ramm said he hoped watching the Survivor 49 episode would clarify the vote because the result `doesn't make sense` to him.
- Ramm described the moment as emotional whiplash, citing laughter then shock at Tribal Council, a Kristina Mills slip revealing his conversation, and post-vote talks with Rizo Velocic while keeping the advantage as a keepsake.
- Ramm's post‑vote interview raised formal questions about advantage mechanics, airing the morning after his Survivor 49 episode ouster and asking how a blocked vote still led to elimination.
- The episode's profile on Survivor 49 could prompt producers to clarify advantage rules, as high-profile programming and Ponderosa reactions amplify calls to define how advantage mechanics operate.
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The sixth juror also explains why he would have won the game at the end.cbs Steven Ramm on 'Survivor 49'Steven Ramm had a killer moment at Tribal Council on this week’s episode of Survivor 49. And then his game got killed.Sophi Balerdi tried to steal Steven’s Block-a-Vote advantage at Tribal Council, but because Steven had already activated it back at camp, Sophie was left embarrassed and empty-handed while Steven appeared to hold all the cards,…
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