Trey Tobi

***Trey*** was a castaway on Essential Survivor: Scotland. He later returned for Essential Survivor Maldives

## Scotland

Oddly enough, despite going to one Tribal Council in the entire season, Trey and his confessionals kept all the spectators on their toes the entire time. From his friendship with Logic, to his insanely high challenge score, and ending off with his scrambling before Tribal Council, Trey’s game in Scotland was certainly a roller coaster for not only him, but the spectators watching him.

Even though his confessional would beg to differ, due to Trey not going to a whole Tribal Council before his elimination, his pre-swap game was definitely uneventful. Besides connecting a strong bond with Logic (which drives a huge plot for the first half of the season), Trey didn't do much strategizing compared to his big-brained partner. He was included in the main alliance chat, Ravenclaws with Bee and his number 1 Logic. But due to the Original Uisge tribe never meeting me at Tribal Council, it was never used. So now as the swap came and Trey was stuck with Alex as his only OG Uisge member, he had to integrate himself fast.

Upon returning to the Usige camp with new members, Trey wasted no time trying to find allies to replace Logic and Bee. The first person to catch his eye was Jacob, who he felt really good about. Next would be Calvin, who despite giving Trey some odd answers, agreed to working with him as well. If math serves right here, that meant Trey was in the majority alliance consisting of himself, Alex, Jacob and Calvin. But things of course, weren’t so simple.

Trey had also met Robby, who he knew was gonna be a HUGE threat later in the game, and didn't know how to maneuver through him, in the present. This was a huge part in the odd Robby v Trey arc, notably because Robby was down to work with Trey until he got mixed feelings about him. And even then, Robby wasn’t the main person coming after Trey. It was his perceived ally, Jacob. After losing the last post-swap challenge. Trey thought he’d be in the clear with his majority alliance, planning to boot Rachel as they were scared of Robby’s idol. But behind the scenes, Jacob put together an alliance with everyone but Alex and Trey. Worried about all of OG Uisge reuniting at the merge, coupled with his challenge performance, the foursome banded together to blindside Trey. Leaving Logic alone in the game simultaneously.

## Voting History

 I Haven't Even Had Any Fun Yet
 Trying To Align With A Rock
 I Think You Misspelled Piece Of Furniture
 I'm Making New Friends
 Stupid Spaghetti Internet
 Did I Clown Again
 Voted ForLone Survivor

## Maldives

Back in the Scotland days, Trey was one of the most loved competitors. His confessionals were always insightful and he seemed like a fun person to be around. All of the previous feelings quickly returned as Trey came back for Season 8, improving his game and showing us that you should never give up when you’re in the minority.

Trey began the game with Dhoni. Contrary to his last performance, Trey wanted to control the game from Day 1. Knowing that it wouldn’t be easy to do so, he got to work on his social connections. Finding himself talking about topics he’d rather not talk about quite frequently. During this, Trey built up this suspicion towards Trish, as he rarely knew where her head was at, along with her odd behavior. As the days passed by, Trey was included in many alliances, but his Core 4 was with Mojalefa, Brad and Jake. Confirming Jake as his number one, and Brad as the leader. Despite his previous statement, Trey followed the flow for this phase of the game.

Going into the swap, Trey was in the majority on Bodu 2.0 with Moja, Jake and Zent. Due to seeing him play in another ORG, Trey was excited to play with Joseph, knowing that they;d be on opposite sides. Meanwhile, as Mojalefa quit the game, Body 2.0 received Trish instead, which Trey was indifferent to. Later, Trey regretted winning the following challenge because he had realized that OG Dhoni was at a huge disadvantage in numbers compared to their counterparts. However he did still gain some info this round, learning about Jake’s supposedly real idol.

Now Bodu 2.0 is heading to TC for the second time and lines are drawn 4-3. Immediately, Trey gets hit with confusion as Bradley reports to him that he wants Michael (his ally) out. Of course, Trey didn’t buy it right off the bat. Even figuring out their plan to garner votes on Michael so he’d idol himself. This resulted in Trey’s side using an altered version of that tactic, where they’d throw out most names excluding their real target. It surprisingly worked, as Michael’s idol was flushed and Bradley was sent home. Sadly, Trey’s wish to work with Joseph soon died as he caught him gunning for Zent. None of that mattered much though, as the merge came right then and there.

At the merge, Trey knew that he’d be in deep trouble if he put all his cents onto the Dhoni bucket. He promptly began to try and make ties with the OG Bodu Beru, but while not many wanted to work with immediately, he got enough info to make an estimate on the biggest threats over there; John & Kam. However, like I said before, putting all of your cents into Dhoni would be a bad idea, especially considering Jake getting out by his own strategy, and Zent getting booted swiftly after.

It’s now Final Nine, and tribal lines have dissolved. Trey has ins with John and Joseph (along with an idol and vote steal that he found after Jake’s demise) but still wants to gun for immunity. He barely loses to Kam, one of his targets, but keeps his head up and navigates himself through the vote. At first, receiving different plans from John/Kam/Magnus telling him to vote Pierre, while Joseph/Michael tell him to vote Magnus. While originally leaning towards Magnus, Trey gets informed that the vote is fully on Pierre from Joseph himself, questioning his motives. In a state of confusion, Trey played his idol, only negating 2 votes while Pierre gets voted out.

Final 8 comes and Trey is more concrete with his positioning. The challenge really exposed the divide at camp as Trey saw it was John, Kam and Magnus vs everyone else. The plan was to boot Kam, but Tyler’s paranoia almost got himself booted instead as he felt extremely betrayed by his former tribemates, prompting him to latch onto Trey. He kept it cool enough though, as Kam was voted out 5-2-1. Next round, a shift in power turned the whole game upside down. John was on the bottom for the first time all season, Michael wanted to flip on Joseph, Tyler was playing items for John at Tribal, with all of this out of the ordinary things happening, you’d think that the vote result would be crazy… except when everyone caught Trish in her lies finally and unanimously voted her out.

Final 6 was no different, John fully trusted Trey now, revealing Joseph’s idol to him AND his own vote block advantage… and later hearing that the vote was now onto Trey. Beginning to scramble, he bluffed a Legacy Advantage from Jake’s original idol parchment and tried threatening both Michael and Tyler to vote with him. Unfortunately his plan didn’t work, getting voted out 4-2.