A method of elimination by which a contestant voluntarily leaves the game.
A quit is a rare method of elimination in which a contestant chooses to leave the game without being voted out. Although not technically deemed to be quits, some contestants have also chosen to leave the game due to issues in real life or have explicitly requested that they be voted out at Tribal Council.
Occurrences[]
The first quit occurred in Survivor: Russia. During Day 6, Charlie Trelli decided to quit the game after his tribe won the tribe challenge. He didn't wish to play any longer, so he asked to be medevaced.
In Survivor: Russia, on Day 12, Brian Long173311 asked to be voted out after not feeling the game anymore, although he was set to leave at that very tribal.
Ebos272 also attempted to quit, but he was voted out that very tribal so it was counted as a vote out.
Pratyyyyy also attempted to quit several times, but asked to think it over every time.
In Survivor: Singapore, Amoline quit the game due another game, and being fed up with the community. She was given a day or two to return, but she was declared evacuated on Day 15.
In Survivor: Japan, Broyate quit the game once merge began, due to real life issues. His departure changed the season from a 7 person jury and a Final 3 to a 7 person jury and a Final 2.
In Survivor: Sicily, AnaVanderbilt quit Day 2 due to personal time restraints, making this the fastest quit in Canadienne ORG history.
Tal98 attempted to quit in Survivor: Krakatoa, but was asked to think about it before proceeding. He was voted out that tribal before he could give his final verdict.