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12. Amber Brkich (Survivor: All-Stars)



Oh Amber, the winner of Survivor: All Stars, the ultimate Survivor... She has to get credit for beating out the best of the best, but its mainly because of a bitter jury who took the game too personally. And that's why she's the lowest ranking winner on this list. Nevertheless, she is the most successful coat-tail rider in the game's history, as Survivor: Australia saw Amber latch on to Jerri, and All-Stars saw her connect with Rob. Whether you saw it or not, Amber was a good strategist in All Stars and was one of the most improved players. However, in the shadows of Boston Rob, she didn't seem as aggressive of a player, but she did make a lot of strategic decisions and contributed to the boot order for her alliance. She was constantly seen as a threat, but at the final 2, she let Rob take all of the heat for their actions, gaining her winning votes. In fact, of her 4 winning votes, 3 of them (Alicia, Tom, Lex) were against Rob, and one was for her (Shii Ann.) Amber does deserve to be on this list though, because credit has to go to anybody who can win this game by any means necessary.

And the next 2 on this list... and we've finally reached the top 10! And the next two women share much in common... they were not afraid to bare all on the show or out of the show.

10. Ami Cusack (Survivor: Vanuatu)



The playboy model turned barista turned Survivor player turned nanny... Every 'battle of the sexes' season needs a character like Ami, who will instantly fuel a gender war. Sure, it may have been editing, but Ami came off as a tough and bitchy strategist who loved being in control of the game. Her character was perfect for Vanuatu too... the man-hating lesbian who led the 6-woman alliance to pick off the men at the merge. She also had her share of pre-merge glory too, like crushing Bubba after he tried to communicate with the other men. She also knew the way women act or think better than any other player, so she was able to form tight alliances with the other women easily, and this helped her draw Twila and Julie back into the women's alliance at the merge. Ami may have come off slightly cocky, but by watching her strategic control and challenge performance, it can definitely be said that she was one of the best female players ever. Nowadays, we don't get any women who are upfront or aggressive as Ami was.

Sidenote: Ami's performance in Survivor: Micronesia was ommitted from this evaluation (ie. She was kinda terrible in S16)


9. Jenna Morasca (Survivor: The Amazon)



The winner of Survivor: Amazon, the first battle of the sexes season. Jenna still holds the title of the youngest winner ever, winning at the age of 21, and she deserves a lot more credit for what she accomplished in the Amazon. She immediately knew that her strategy going into the game would be to flirt with the men to manipulate them, but as the tribes were divided by gender, she had to quickly bond with the other girls. She did form a strong alliance with Heidi, Shawna and Deena early in the season. At the tribe switch, she drafted people, who she then alligned with, and going into the merge, the power alliance became Jenna, Heidi, Deena, Rob and Alex, and they began to take over the game. Jenna still remained friendly with others (except for maybe her argument with Rob after he betrayed the alliance), and her popularity with the jury earned her the first 6-1 victory in Survivor history. She also played a very honourable game, and that doesn't get recognized enough. At one tribal council, she said that she would not stab anyone in the back, unless they stabbed her in the back first, which is true. She only had to backstab Deena after she wanted to target Alex, Christy after she voted for Jenna, and Rob after he betrayed the alliance. Add on Jenna's 4 immunity wins and her final tribal council performance, and you have one of the best female players of all time. (Jenna's quit in All-Stars was also the only quit I ever respected)


Clue for the next person:

A woman who played in two seasons.