The show was heavily weighted towards the faithful winning at the end, as soon as they introduced the recruit or die mechanism it was pretty obvious how it was going to go as it severely disadvantaged Wilf at that point.
At that point, he had 2 ways to win:
Convince everyone else to vote off Kieron who would reveal he was a traitor and then split the cash 4 ways.
Team up with Kieron and then they would have to get rid of 2 faithful as otherwise the faithful would never agree to end the game.
Kieron was a shit traitor so the first option was clearly the way to go and that way Wilf would keep all the money rather than having to split it with that 3/4 length cardigan wearing twat. The problem is that in the round table Kieron...
- Admitted he was a traitor
- Said there was another traitor
- Told everybody who the traitor was
To anyone with half a braincell, which admittedly most of the remaining faithful barely had there was literally NO reason for the faithful to not Wilf off as there was no consequence for doing so - either he is a traitor or the money gets split 3 ways rather than 4. Whatever Wilf did after that someone was going to force another banishment, especially as it only needed 1 person to do that rather than a majority.
(Taking this to it's logical conclusion, what the 3 of them should have then done is vote again to get the remaining people down to 2 - reduces the chance of a traitor still being standing and increases their share of the pot.)
Don't get me wrong, it was entertaining TV but the format needs tweaking. There needs to be an incentive for the traitors to risk revealing themselves for a start. As it is there is no way for the faithful to know who the traitors are apart from blind witchhunts. A simple solution would be to give the traitors a reason to sabotage the missions - e.g. they have a seperate prize pot which is the money the team doesn't win in the missions.