Adam Horton

Adam Horton is a contestant from ​Kalopin's Revenge.

Adam struggled to get into a solid alliance for his entire game, he rode along the bottom of his original Chula tribe's alliance until the mid-merge, where he attempted to make a move to shake up the game. He was unable to make it happen, though, and was voted out in 9th place, making the jury of Kalopin's Revenge.

Profile
Age: 34 Hometown: Cincinnati, OH Occupation: Software Engineer

Survivor
Adam was placed on the Chula tribe and was able to be a part of a six-person group within the tribe, consisting of himself, Alex, William, Innessa, Brent, and Tony. This tribe went to three tribal councils before the tribe swap, voting out Shaily, Clark, and Shaily again after she returned to the game.

Adam was viewed as an emotional player by many others in the game, and struggled to make solid alliances because other players would find it difficult to predict his moves. Because of this, he was not a part of a four-person alliance within the six remaining Chulas, which also excluded Tony.

A tribe swap put him on the Nunni tribe where he only had to attend one tribal council, was able to solidify his position in a new group of four Chulas at the new Nunni tribe (Alex, William, Innessa, Adam), and form a bond with Peggy and Nate as well.

Adam found a hidden immunity idol at the Nunni camp but never took possession of the idol. He opted to show the idol's location to Innessa, who he believed to be his closest ally, to build trust. She took possession of the idol as a result.

When the tribes merged, the nine remaining members of the new Nunni tribe became the final nine of the game, and at this time Adam realized he was not included in most of the plans involving former Chula members. He wanted to separate himself from the three remaining former Chula members by making a move against them at the final 9, but was unable to do so, being voted out in the process.

Adam cast his jury vote for the runner-up of the season, William.

Trivia

 * Amos enjoyed asking Adam the same question at every tribal council he attended: "What will you base your vote on?"