The guest believes that hiding behind curtains to ambush other players is a successful strategy for winning the game.

“Right, I was hiding behind the curtains in Cam's. Someone came in, they killed him, I heard him die. I pulled the curtains back, I see the foot the feet the shoes of someone running out.”

The player believes that using cameras to observe opponents and wait for them to attempt a kill is an effective way to secure a victory.

“You would have fallen for the trap as well. What's that? So, you see that see Vic is in the cams. Yeah. Uh Lockland is hiding behind the screens. Oh, mad. So, they're hoping that someone goes and tries to kill Vic. And Lockland pops out and goes Got him.”

When hunting in the late season, hunters should prioritize finding locations that combine food sources with security cover.

“when it comes to late season something that I've been hunting more of the last four or five years is and when you're in big timber not a lot of a is finding that food but also that security and browse cover that's all in that one spot”

Hunters should concentrate on travel corridors between bedding areas and food sources rather than hunting directly over food sources.

“I'd rather focus on I'd rather focus on his travel to that area as to which specific tree I need to be in within that 22 acres.”

Ethan Payne suggests that the optimal strategy for the final stages of the game involves buying all available houses to lock other players out of building.

“if JJ just takes all the houses and leaves the oranges on four houses then puts the rest of the houses on the greens if he puts the rest of the houses on the green he's locked out he's locked out”

Josh Zerker argues that mortgaging properties is a viable defensive tactic to raise funds when facing a significant financial disadvantage.

“do you Mortage one thing j i don't JJ keep going on the oranges take all the houses take all the houses I would rather you go take all the houses”

He believes that using table talk is a strategic tool to induce specific actions from opponents like calls or folds.

“Zach will talk to induce a call, induce a fold, induce a raise.”

He argues that playing like a bully is an aggressive strategy that can frequently backfire in the tournament format.

“Sometimes you don't want to be a bully in this format. It can backfire.”

The host suggests that moving in a group is an effective strategy for staying safe during the game.

“all right this is a good strat sticking together”

KSI Olatunji suggests that players should stick together to verify tasks and confirm innocence.

“let's see KSI do a task everyone follow KSI okay and let's see him do a task”

Tara Lipinski claims she and Johnny Weir were at a disadvantage as faithfuls because they could not align themselves or openly cooperate until the end of the game.

“I think they definitely would have been an advis a disadvantage if one of us had been a traitor cuz we pretty much even as two faithfuls were playing our own game.”