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A contestant has given a harrowing account of the appalling conditions and ‘torture’ that players endured during filming — and insisted the contest was fixed.

The British woman, in her late 20’s, told how she had endured nearly four days of ’emotional and physical torment’ before being ‘wrongly’ kicked out of the real-life competition based on hit thriller series.

She told how she personally witnessed four people collapsing — — during a gruelling 12 hours on set on the first day of filming as temperatures plunged to -3C.

The woman, whose name is Sophie, claimed she was among competitors who were ‘unfairly’ kicked out in the first round of the contest insisting producers ‘had already decided who was going to go through’.

She said those eliminated — including many who had travelled from around the world in the hope of landing a £3.7 million prize — discovered that their flights home had already been booked and akun vip server thailand their suitcases had not been put in storage like other competitors.

And Sophie said she endured a four-day ordeal in which contestants were treated like prisoners and subjected to tormenting mind games — before the competition had even begun.

Guards were positioned around the London hotel where guests were put up by the production team and they were ordered to stay in their rooms 24 hours a day.

She told MailOnline: ‘Conditions were horrendous and the whole thing was staged.It was a huge con.

‘People were treated in a diabolical way. Many had travelled from the other side of the world to be there without any chance of winning.

‘It was torture. Everything you did was completely controlled by them and it completely messes with your mind.

‘The way we were treated and the conditions were not humane.People are going to be really scarred by this.’

Sophie told how her ordeal began last Friday afternoon when she arrived at the hotel and was forced to stay in her room for the next 60 hours. Many competitors from abroad had arrived the previous Monday, she said.

Sophie said: ‘It was 100 per cent like being in prison and you were subjected to psychological torture.

‘From the second you got to the hotel you had to isolate.You weren’t allowed outside the hotel. You had to be in your room 24/7 apart from when you got your meals.

‘They had security everywhere. There was a guard on every floor that they took up and there were more in the lobby.

‘People had travelled from all round the world and some had been there since the week before they started filming.

‘You were allowed out three times a day for 10 minutes at a time as long as you had to have masks on and couldn’t talk to anyone.

‘You had allocated time slots to go and get your food.You had to go downstairs. You had to have masks on and you couldn’t talk to anybody.

‘You had to get your meal and get a tray and take it back to your room. When you finished you had to put it outside your door.

‘They didn’t really give us a reason. They said you’re not allowed to talk to anyone until you’re on camera because it all has to be filmed.

‘They said they were trying to prepare us for the game, being isolated.You were stuck in a room with no ventilation. The windows only opened a tiny bit.

‘I really struggled with the isolation.

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