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Riley and Chris discuss the infamous tribal swap, the “Godfather” archetype, and more
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Riley is joined by The Ringer’s Chris Ryan to discuss the latest episode of Winners at War, including the infamous tribal swap and how it helped to send a player home (01:50). Riley and Chris then break down the “Godfather” archetype and how Rob plays this role to his advantage (21:03). They also declare who made the best and worst moves of the episode (31:34).
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