Answer: There is no built-in official tiebreaker in Survivor pools, so it’s up to the pool commissioner to decide how to handle it. Here are some common options to consider:
Break the tie by awarding the win to the person with the fewest mulligans used throughout the pool.
Use the Point Spread Differential report to reward the player who made riskier picks (based on point spreads).
If all remaining members lost in the same week, you can issue mulligans and let them keep playing (if there are still weeks left).
Simply declare a tie — though that’s usually the least satisfying option!