This article contains possible spoilers for Survivor 48.

and Survivor season 48's finale is no exception.

There are only five remaining contestants remaining—Survivor 28's Eva Erickson, Joe Hunter, Kamilla Karthigesu, Kyle Fraser and Mitch Guerra, meaning guesses online are rampant. If the spoilers on social media are to be believed, it looks like the season might come down to Eva, Kamilla, and Kyle, although these are just guesses. Whoever ends up winning could be a total surprise, which would make for a satisfying ending.

YouTube Channel Shares Finale Trailer

The Channel Disabled Comments On The Post

The YouTube channel HMP Staff shared the trailer for Survivor season 48's finale. It included an intro slide where they explained that the video "contains shots of an IC winner and a jury member." The YouTube channel chose to disable comments on the post to distract from spoilers, but warns that viewing the video is at the viewers "own risk."

The one-minute-long preview features the final five players, with a voice-over from host Jeff Probst, who proved that the finale would be "a big night here in Fiji." Then the preview cuts to Mitch, who claimed that "hearts are going to be broken." Jeff then teased that the finale would contain two challenges, two tribal councils and "one fire-making showdown."

Another shot shows Joe comforting Eva as she cries, and Joe said that her emotions made him feel like he "needed to protect" her. Kamilla said in a confessional, "I thought I could separate the logic from the emotion in this game, and I can't." This happens while Jeff yells off-camera, "Ain't nothing easy on Survivor!"

In another shot, Joe says it's "now time to get to work," and Eva says she "knows" she can do it (although it's unclear what she's referring to). The preview cuts to Joe, who says the game can be won by any one of them. Kamilla said she "didn't realize how good [she is] at lying."

"You just can't get caught."

In yet another clip, Joe says, "We got away with a pretty good heist," as the camera cuts to Kamilla with her eyes wide. Jeff walks before the players in a challenge and barks, "You're exhausted mentally, physically, emotionally." The clip ends with a male voice saying, "It's electric. It's adrenaline, fear, anticipation, and it's happening right now."

X Predicts Survivor Final Three

Final Three Is "Likely" Eva, Kamilla, and Kyle

On May 17, an X who goes by Demi shared her theories on who will make it to the final three on Survivor season 48 by breaking down each shot in the official finale preview shared on YouTube. In one post, she said that based on the players visible in a shot, Mitch is eliminated fifth. In another post, Demi claimed that, "if Joe won final 5 immunity, that means… Kamilla wins final 4 immunity." In another post, Demi deduced that Kamilla "sends Joe and Eva into fire making," which she shared with two shots of Joe and Eva.

Based on her research, Demi declares that "the final three consist of - Kamilla - Kyle - Eva or Joe." Demi shared another shot of what she believes is the final five immunity challenge, and ends her thread by saying, "that’s everything confirmed, but I’m gonna predict Joe throws the fire making comp to Eva. Meaning the final three is likely Eva, Kamilla, and Kyle."

Finale Preview Is Readily Available

CBS Is Running It As A Commercial

When a follower asked where and how the poster obtained the preview, Demi replied that it's a commercial that CBS has been airing recently. She is very open about the fact that she doesn't have any insider's info, this is all based on a clip that's readily available to the public. It's not uncommon for fans to take previews and look at them frame by frame, trying to gather clues. Her guesses are based on what's available, and what's being shown in the clip.

Demi seemed very sure of her guesses, but she also invited followers to watch the preview and point out anything she may have missed. Some agreed with her assessments, while others poked holes in her theory. Demi's last post about the Survivor finale said, "Anything can happen at this point," which is a good reminder that while eagle-eyed fans might think they know, they will have no idea until the show actually airs.

Survivor airs Wednesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on CBS.

Sources: HMP Staff/YouTube, Demi/X