PREVIOUSLY ON SURVIVOR: With Dan gone, Cirie knew that her side of the numbers were dwindling. Cirie talked to Colby, telling him that FairPlay was bad news and they had to get rid of him as soon as possible. Colby approached Tarzan, seeing as Tarzan was on the outs of the last vote. “We should work together. Right now, everyone is eying our votes, and if we can ride the waves the right way, we’re golden.” At the other camp, Terri was feeling lonely not being with her husband, hoping he was safe on the other side. When the loved ones saw the favorites, Matthew was upset to see his dad gone, but knew he’d win for his dad. At the immunity challenge, it came down to a puzzle between Cirie and Chelsea and Jared and Sydney. It was mother vs. son and sister vs. sister. Jared was able to pull it off, shocking his mother. Back at camp, the Favorites were faced with voting again, and it was clear it was a battle between sides. Chrissy knew Cirie may have tricks up her sleeve, so they decided to pin their votes on Chelsea. Cirie was still campaigning for FairPlay to go home. It was down to Colby and Tarzan to chose a side. At tribal council, Cirie claimed that she didn’t know who was going to go home, but was hoping it wouldn’t be her. FairPlay said he was confident he’d be making it through another round. Jay laughed at this statement, because he knew he was on the right side, hiding behind FairPlay’s immense target. When the votes were read, Cirie, Lauren, and Chelsea put their votes on FairPlay and FairPlay, Jay, Chrissy, and Cindy put their votes on Chelsea. Tarzan and Colby decided to vote out Chelsea, seeing her as the weaker player overall and the one least damageable to their games.