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Jay Starrett

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Jay Starrett

Jay Starrett

An all-or-nothing Millennials vs. Gen X gamer, blindsided playing a fake idol with his real one still in his pocket.

Seasons
1
Occupation
Real estate agent
Hometown
Fort Lauderdale, FL
The story

Two immunities, a real idol in his pocket, and Jay Starrett still walked out of finale night holding it. The Fort Lauderdale realtor played MvGx loud and emotional, talking a mile a minute, finding his idol, and winning when he had to. He had the tools to win.

What he didn't have was a read on David Wright. With the season on the line, David handed him a fake idol he'd whittled himself and sold Jay on the threat of a vote against him. Jay swallowed it whole, stood up at Tribal and played the dud, and the table folded him 5-1 — his actual idol never leaving his bag. He went out sixth, the eighth juror, conned by the most anxious guy on the beach. One of the great 'play the wrong idol' faces the show's ever put on camera — and the bluff that turned David Wright from underdog into the guy running the back half of the season.

By the torchlight

Career record

6th
best finish
2
immunity necklaces
36
days on the island
1
idol found
1
idol played

Where they finished

the bigger the blaze, the deeper the run

  1. 6thS33
  1. 33

    Millennials vs. Gen X

    6th

    2016 · Mamanuca Islands, Fiji · Vanua

    36 days2 immunities1 idol found1 idol played

Read the votes

At Tribal Council

Pulled from the urn — every vote ever cast against Jay, and how often Jay read the night right.

9
votes against
10
Tribals sat at
3 / 7
read right
43% of the time
1
vote idol’d away
Where they rank

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The scorecard

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The Record — the facts

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6th
Best finish
S33
1
Season
2
Indiv. immunities
1
Idols found
1
Idols played
36
Days lasted

Vote Control · auto-computed

3 / 7 votes correct

43% — often caught flat-footed

Advantage IQ · auto-computed

1 found · 1 played

1 vote an idol erased — negated, not just found

The Read — your rating

What the data can’t measure. Score every skill, cite a moment.

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overall

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for fun5

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The wider tribe

Played alongside Jay

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Around the fire

Common questions

Did Jay Starrett win Survivor?
No. Jay Starrett competed on Survivor but did not win. An all-or-nothing Millennials vs. Gen X gamer, blindsided playing a fake idol with his real one still in his pocket.
How many times has Jay Starrett played Survivor?
Jay Starrett has played 1 season of Survivor: Season 33 (Millennials vs. Gen X).
What is Jay Starrett's best finish on Survivor?
Jay Starrett's best finish is 6th on Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X (Season 33).
How many days has Jay Starrett played Survivor?
Jay Starrett has spent 36 days on the island across 1 season.
How many immunity challenges has Jay Starrett won?
Jay Starrett has won 2 individual immunity challenges across 1 season.
How many times was Jay Starrett voted against at Tribal Council?
Across 10 Tribal Councils, 9 votes were cast against Jay Starrett, 1 of which an idol erased.
How good was Jay Starrett at reading the vote?
Jay Starrett voted for the eliminated castaway at 3 of 7 vote-decided Tribal Councils — 43% of the time.
What is Jay Starrett known for?
An all-or-nothing Millennials vs. Gen X gamer, blindsided playing a fake idol with his real one still in his pocket.

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