‘Big Brother Canada 2’ live feed spoilers: Arlie starts to plot out moves

By the end of this season, Arlie may be the “Big Brother” player across any version of the show that we underestimated before the show. Prior to the start of “Big Brother Canada 2,” we pegged his ceiling as maybe being the next Ronnie and lasting a few weeks. Now, he is playing a game that has some shades of Andy to it, minus some of the crazy bashing of Elissa that went on then.

Arlie Alliance #1 – The first five. He is still close with Andrew, Kenny, Sarah, and Sabrina, and that is his primary group for now. He likely sees no reason in bailing on this until the show rolls around for a couple more weeks, since it will be easier to make a big move then.

Arlie Alliance #2 – In a conversation with Sarah, Arlie plotted out a future alliance that includes the likes of himself, Sarah, Jon, and Adel. He is well aware that the First Five cannot last forever, and he sees the benefit of getting some other players who are not going to dominate him. Adel is the tricky one, and that is why to him Ika leaving is important. It gives him fewer people to turn to, since everyone tied to him keeps getting sent home.

Arlie Alliance #3 – Heather. He actually talked game with her! He at least realizes that she is a number, and could be valuable to her game in the future. So long as everything works out according to plan this week, he could have her around with him for a while.

The brilliance with most of Arlie’s plans here is that many of his allies in them are people who have very little else to turn, so they are not going to be too terribly interested in trying to blow up his spot. They instead have to count on him.

This will all be very interesting to watch unfold, but for now, we’ll leave you with this: Do you think Arlie is playing a good game? Share below, and head over here if you want to catch some of our other live feed updates here at CarterMatt.

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