During his time on the show, Myles Kuah has already managed to break two Australian Survivor records: the most Idols found in one season *and* the most votes cast against him.
So, it’s safe to say that Myles has certainly made his mark as a memorable game player. And, the financial analyst turned merch-CEO dished some inside secrets to Chattr about his unorthodox strategies, including where he gets all of his inside info from.
He revealed that he found he could extract the most information about where players’ loyalties lie after they return from Tribal Council.
“Not that much actually goes down at Tribal, as far as, like, new information. Usually, people keep their cards close to their chest,” he explained.
“But, often times when you get back from tribal, that’s when you see, oh, this person was actually a bit closer to this person than we thought, because they’re getting really cranky at them for betraying them.”
Who could Myles get the most information from after Tribals?
Looking back at his Australian Survivor journey so far, Myles pinpointed Logan Johannisen as one of the players he could collect the most information from based on her emotional reactions.
Post merge, the remaining ten players were divided into two tribes, Bounty and Barren — the Barren tribe had no supplies, while the Bounty had everything the cast had secured over the season. Myles ended up on the Barren side by chance, but his campmate Logan was voted to go there, and she wasn’t happy about the choice.
Myles told Chattr that after he was sent to Barren, Logan’s post-tribal reaction gave him a lot of intel.
“I was actually quite wary coming into Barren, because Logan was blowing up, and she was talking about how they have this potential plan to take out AJ with Karin and Kristin, and it kind of clued me on to, like, oh, okay, there’s something that might be happening here that I was less aware of, right?”
“Logan was actually really useful for that. She would come back very emotional and very angry after Tribal, and she’d spill her whole thoughts on everything, and you could pull a little bit of information based on that,” he laughed.
“Generally, after Tribal was often when a lot of information was pulled, because everyone was very emotional.”
Take note, future Australian Survivor players!
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