Wyatt Gillespie, The Traitors: New Blood player

Wyatt Gillespie

The Designer

LOW
Designer

WHERE THEY STANDEP 4

Low profile through four. Not suspected, not steering, just banking missions and watching.

SEASON JOURNEY

7

total pts

Drew zero banishment votes

Nobody writes their name

+2
Group banked gold in the Death Parade mission

Hauls the gold carts past the Death Parade

+1

DRAFT PROFILE

TIER C

Number 20 of 22 on our preseason board, in tier C alongside 9 other players.

That is a bet on how many points Wyatt is worth to a fantasy roster, which is not the same bet as who wins. Points come from missions, shields, surviving the Round Table and calling a Traitor correctly, so a loud player who gets banished in episode six can outscore a quiet one who reaches the end.

Ranked before the premiere, from the cast announcement and nothing else. Nobody involved has seen a frame of the season.

BEFORE THEY PLAYED
Wanted to stay Faithful

Wyatt said they would rather stay Faithful. Read it as a preference for playing the game straight and hunting rather than hiding. It is the more exposed wish of the two: a Faithful has to be right in public, repeatedly, and a Traitor Wyatt would be starting from a position they did not want.

What they told the cameras before filming, not a spoiler and not a prediction. Casting decides who wears the cloak.

IN THE CASTLE

A shared age, home state or trade is the first shortcut a Round Table reaches for.

Counted from the twenty-two announced players, not from anything that has happened. The season has not started.

BIO

A designer from Ligonier, Pennsylvania, who told NBC he would rather stay Faithful, and arrives with a plan and a tell to watch for. "I think naturally, I'm a people pleaser," he says. "I make sure people are happy, I make sure they're seen." He also frames humour as a tactic rather than a personality: comedy is a weapon, and laughter is the tell. The plan is to "play a little bit dumb and run circles around people when they underestimate me." Being the funny one buys enormous social room in a house full of suspicion.

🎯 FANTASY TAKE

Designers notice inconsistency for a living, which is a real Faithful skill and a badly underrated one. The projected gap is persuasion: seeing the tell is only half of it, and the other half is convincing eleven people at a table who have already made up their minds.

STRATEGY

Expect them to be right about someone early and unable to sell it.

SOCIAL

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