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OMG... The benefit is that the player WON'T be KILLED. How else can I explain it? They weren't trying to kill him at all – that's good. And if they were, they ended up in defense. What's the purpose of the action? To save their own.
Haha, well, I've figured out the probability of them saving their own. Because a lot of factors have to come into play. Otherwise, it's pointless to waste an action point and sacrifice your own.
It's more realistic than the calculation that Kylie will be the one to die.
In short, Zubr, no one died. Not Kylie, and no one else on the Mafia team died. And that was very, very predictable. A wasted block, and the probability of that was 9/10. 9/10! So why did they do it? Is it really that hard to understand?