THE ARCHIVE
Every winner, every betrayal, and every time a table of people confidently banished the wrong person.
By the Numbers
32
Players murdered in their sleep
Against 42 banished at the Round Table. The group votes out more people than the Traitors ever kill, which is the whole problem.
7
Nights nobody died
Seven times the Traitors came down to breakfast having killed nobody at all. Season 1 alone accounts for three of them.
0 of 6
Recruited Traitors who have won
Every recorded offer was accepted, and not one of those players reached the end. Five were banished. The sixth walked out on his own.
14
Faithful never touched by the murder
Fourteen players sat through every single murder night of their season and woke up every time. Eight of them still went home with nothing.
2
Players who took the whole fund alone
Cirie Fields walked out with all $250,000 in season 1, and Rob Rausch with all $220,800 in season 4. Both were founding Traitors, and both were still seated when the game ended.
12 vs 6
Founding Traitors against recruits
Eighteen players have worn the hood. Two thirds were handed it on night one, and the other third were talked into it later.
86
People who have entered the castle
Eighty-eight seats across four seasons, but only 86 faces: Kate Chastain and Dorinda Medley have each done it twice.
36%
Round Table accuracy
Of 42 banishments across every season, 15 actually caught a Traitor. The other 27 were Faithful, voted out by their own side.
5/6
Recruitment offers accepted
The Traitors have made 6 offers. 5 said yes; 1 turned it down and took their chances.
2-2
Traitors vs Faithful
Seasons won by the Traitors against seasons where the Faithful caught every last one.
$250,000
Biggest prize fund
Season 1 banked the most of any season. The ceiling is $250,000, and no cast has ever hit it twice.
Record Book
Career leaders. Coverage: 4 seasons (1 to 4).
Chris "CT" Tamburello1T1
Cirie Fields1T1
Dolores Catania1T1
Dylan Efron1T1
Gabby Windey1T1
Ivar Mountbatten1T1
Rob Rausch1T1
Trishelle Cannatella1Banishment Accuracy
How often the Round Table banished an actual Traitor. Across every completed season: 36%.
Source: WikipediaRecruitment Outcomes
5 of 6 took the deal.
Longest Before the Murder
Faithful, counted in murder nights survived.
Mark BallasS49 of 102
Shereé WhitfieldS29 of 103
John BercowS28 of 94
Kristen KishS48 of 95
Tom SandovalS38 of 96
Dorinda MedleyS47 of 87
Kevin KreiderS27 of 88
Sam AsghariS37 of 89Stephenie LaGrossa KendrickS17 of 810
Carsten "Bergie" BergersenS26 of 7Longest Runs
Episodes survived in one season.
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Multi-Season Legends
Everyone who came back, and how it went.
Kate Chastain
S1 · S2
2
seasons
Played the first season as a Faithful and reached the final Round Table. Returned for the second and was recruited as a Traitor late. Banished in both, and fourth both times.
Dorinda Medley
S3 · S4
2
seasons
The only other player to enter the castle twice, and murdered on both visits. Round 2 in season 3, round 9 in season 4.
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Season Archive
“The Traitors took it back.”
Introduced a Secret Traitor, hidden even from the other Traitors.
Rob Rausch became the second player to take the entire fund alone.
“The widest split, and the shortest odds any Traitor has faced.”
Four winners split the fund, the largest winning group so far.
“Reality royalty, and the first time the Faithful actually won.”
The first all-famous cast, reality stars alongside public figures like John Bercow and Deontay Wilder, and the first season where the Faithful caught every Traitor before the end.
“The blueprint. No fund since has reached $250,000.”
The only season to bank the full $250,000, and the first won by a single Traitor sitting alone at the end.
Cirie convinced two Faithful to end the game with her still at the table, having never drawn a majority against her.
Data & Sources
Records here are compiled from the sources below and cross-checked before publishing. Figures are facts of public record; where a fan community did the counting, we credit them by name.
Encyclopedia
Season summaries, cast lists, per-episode banishment and murder tables, placements and prize totals..
Per-season articles carry the most complete elimination tables, and their cast tables are where the legend bios take each player's pre-show credit. Cross-checked against the fan wiki before anything ships as verified.
Fan community
Per-player pages, role histories, recruitment outcomes and shield records..
Community maintained, so it is the cross-check rather than the primary for anything numeric.
Official
Cast announcements, premiere dates, format changes, official episode descriptions, and player and winner interviews quoted in the legend bios..
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Streaming home of past seasons, winner recaps, official season blurbs, and the Peacock blog's exit interviews quoted in the legend bios..
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Season 1 Traitors, recruitment, shields, end-game votes and the $250,000 result..
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Season 2 Traitors, the ultimatum, late entry, the end-game revote and the $208,100 result..
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Season 3 Traitors, the exile offer, the Seer, the first tie and the $204,300 four-way split..
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Season 4 Traitors, the Secret Traitor, the Dagger, the final five and the $220,800 result..
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UK format, host, filming location and the £120,000 prize cap..
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UK series 1 premiere date and the £101,050 three-way Faithful win..
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UK series 2 and Harry Clark's £95,150 solo Traitor win..
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UK series 3 train opening, Seer, death match and the £94,600 Faithful win..
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UK series 4 Secret Traitor, Dagger and the £95,750 Traitor pair win..
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Celebrity Traitors cast, Traitors, final and the £87,500 charity prize..
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The Dutch original: RTL 4, March 2021 premiere, host and producer..
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The 1629 wreck, the planned mutiny, the massacre, Wiebbe Hayes and the executions..
Its casualty figures differ from the museum's, so the posts give ranges.
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Museum account of the Batavia wreck, the 125 murdered and the rescue..
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Marc Pos, via The Telegraph, on the Batavia inspiration and the Mutineers pitch..
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Pos drawing on a Batavia history book, and the format's roots in Mafia..
Official
The US show's Emmy wins, including three straight Reality Competition Program wins..
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Rob Rausch on his season 4 strategy..
Its summary wrongly calls the runner-up a Traitor; only Rob's own words are relied on.
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Ekin-Su, via Entertainment Weekly, on a one-drink-a-night limit..
Contradicted by the two-drink account from The Celebrity Traitors; the post says so.
Official
Every scoring category and its default points, read from the live scoring_event_types table..
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Winner-by-winner prize breakdowns, season retrospectives, episode recaps and player interviews..
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Cirie Fields' post-finale interview for season 1 (January 2023), as syndicated on Yahoo Entertainment..
Only the syndicated copy on Yahoo Entertainment was read. Its AI summary box says Cirie banished Arie Luyendyk Jr.; the article itself and Wikipedia say he withdrew, and the bios follow those.
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Rob Rausch's season 4 winner interview (March 2026), including why he recruited Eric Nam..
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Post-finale interviews with Maura Higgins, Rob Rausch and Eric Nam for season 4 (March 2026)..
TODAY and Peacock share a parent company, NBCUniversal, which the articles disclose.
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Executive producer Mike Cotton on season 2's rules and casting, including bringing Kate Chastain back as a Faithful (March 2024)..
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The Dutch original: creators, premiere date, network, filming locations, silver-bar prize and the first season's final..
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The Australian version's hosts, filming locations, shield rules and the Traitors' Dilemma endgame..
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The UK celebrity spin-off's premiere, host and charity prize..
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A New Blood player's professional baseball career, which predates the show..
Pre-show biography only. Nothing about the season is sourced from it.
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The table of international versions (hosts, networks, winners) and the West End stage adaptation..
Used for hosts and networks only. Winners of seasons still airing somewhere are not quoted.
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The first celebrity series' missions, murders, banishments, winner, charity and ratings..
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The Canadian version's host, filming location and sister French-language edition..
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The New Zealand version's hosts and the Castle Claremont production hub..
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The Batavia mutiny's leader and the soldiers who held out against him..
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Ardross Castle's location, owners since the 18th century, the village of Dublin and the Pictish stones..
The article's chapel section is flagged as AI-retrieved and unchecked, so nothing is taken from it.
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The US host's birthplace, stage and screen roles, and Emmy tally..
Editorial
Marc Pos on the Batavia, the working title The Mutineers and the ship-based first idea..
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Marc Pos on the Batavia and the ship version, and the Irish version's castle..
Official
The Irish version's host, broadcaster and location..
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Alan Cumming, in his own words, on where everyone slept and how the Bond villain idea began..
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Set visit: the stylist, the Round Table's size, the scullery inscription and the production team..
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The West End adaptation's title, venue, dates, writer, director and five-play format..
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The three original season 3 Traitors, and Rob Mariano entering in episode 2 as the fourth after his exile, never as a Faithful..
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Peter Weber refusing the Traitors' offer in season 2, episode 7, the second source beside Wikipedia's season 2 table..