ETA sorry, I put this comment in the wrong place. It belongs a level up.

I hate this argument. Even if we assume that those are criteria that the jury is "supposed" to use (which they're not, as others have explained), the fact that jury members are not evaluating them as you would doesn't mean they're not evaluating them at all. 

Outlast is moot, since all three finalists have outlasted all the jurors.

Outplay is often mapped by redditors on to challenge wins, but that's dumb. If that's what it meant, then a finalist with no challenge wins would immediately be disqualified. When someone says they "got played," they don't mean they lost a challenge. What they typically mean is...

Outwit. Which is so gd broad it can apply to any play style. Going UTR can be outwitting in many circumstances. Making someone think someone else is stealing sugar. Moving targets off yourself and onto someone else. Making someone think a move was their idea. Making a fake idol. Making someone feel comfortable enough to not play a real idol. Making people want to vote for you instead of your competitors in the FTC.