It’s the finale of The Traitors Australia 2023 and are our three remaining Traitors going to be so greedy that they leave the show with nothing?
It’s been a pretty clean run for OG Traitors Sam and Blake and their new recruit Camille. All three avoided elimination and entered the grand final with just two Faithfuls left, Sarah and Liam.
There was no ‘murder’ in tonight’s episode, so if the Traitors wanted to claim victory, they had to banish both Sarah and Liam.
The Challenge
The remaining constants were tasked with following a map drawn by host Roger Corser and navigating their way around a large outdoor area to find and collect hessian bags full of silver.
They were successful at their mission and increased their total prize money to $208,000.
The Banishment
The lead-up to The Banishment was intense. Liam was convinced that Sam was a Traitor and openly declared that he would be voting to banish him.
Meanwhile, all three Traitors decided to stick together and vote out the two Faithfuls. But, Blake was plotting to backstab Sam.
However, when it came to banishment time Liam tried to place the target on Sam’s back but he retaliated. In the end, Sarah confessed that her suspicions still lay with Liam, and the Traitors jumped on board, meaning that he was banished.
With three Traitors left and one Faithful, it was an easy decision for the majority to eliminate Sarah.
After Sarah’s banishment, it was official that the Traitors had won the game. However, there was one twist left – the Traitor’s Dilemma. Each contestant had to decide whether they’d share or steal the $208,000 prize money. If one Traitor decides to steal, they keep all the money, if two choose to steal, they split the money, but if all three choose to steal, no one receives anything.
Staying true to their Traitor roles, Blake, Camille and Sam all secretly chose to steal the money, which meant that all left with… absolutely nothing!
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