"The fact there's 13 people in the game, and I can corral this many people to vote my way, that must say a lot about how I'm playing the game." Rome Cooney said this in a familiar state to Survivor fans up to this point: Laid-back,

Probst knew in the casting process that he wanted to let Rome have a unique moment in the spotlight this season.

"It wasn't a good one, I'll say that." Rome has fallen. That would be Rome Cooney, the sixth player voted out of Survivor 47. But even in a season full of blindsides, Rome’s elimination this week was especially epic — coming after the player delivered ample boasts and brags about how he was running the game and would be feasting on the bones of his enemy.

On Wednesday’s sixth episode of “Survivor 47,” the original three tribes of Gata, Lavo and Tuku dropped their yellow, red and blue buffs to prepare for the merge stage of the game. Rome Cooney surprised no one by quickly maneuvering between players to instigate conflict among them,

All villains have their downfalls. “Survivor 47” star Rome Cooney’s aggressive gameplay came back to bite him when the 12 remaining players kicked him off the island on Wednesday’s episode. The 31-year-old esports commentator exclusively spoke to The Post about his final days on the show,