Hey, everybody what's going on Rob Cisternino back here for this week's survivor burning question

And I'm so happy that you're here with us to talk about what came out of a really exciting episode of

Survivor 44

This week on Survivor we saw Danny make the biggest move of the game when he played his idol on franny to protect the original

Soka Alliance now

Anytime you can play your idol to protect somebody in your alliance. You've got to do it, right?

Well, it definitely used to be a good move

But maybe not so much in the modern era, right?

Well, that's the kind of thing that I've been thinking about all week long and

It's certainly a complicated question to explore

But after going back through every season of the show

I believe that there are clearly a few good reasons and situations where it's a smart move to make this play

That's the question that I'm hoping to address in this video as I explore all of the reasons to play your idol for your ally

And what happened to the players who did this now just for clarification

I'm defining playing your idol for your alliance in a very specific way when a person in a group

of at least three plays or gives their idol to somebody else in that group other than themselves

Prior to the final six at the final six in the final five all the idols it goes nut nut

Okay, and we're not going to talk about this or it's going to be a nine hour video

Okay, so we're not talking about the end game

We're talking about the stage in the game that we're at right now

Which I'm defining at the start of the merge through the final

Seven and that's the point in which idols got played for other people in a group now

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