‘Big Brother Canada 2’ live feed spoilers: Adel’s push for the future
The live feeds in “Big Brother Canada 2” are going to be going out of commission soon, but before they do, we have at least a little bit of last-minute campaigning going on in an effort to try to keep Ika safe going into tonight’s vote.
Both Adel and Ika have been campaigning hard to various people, but it is almost surely going to be for naught. In order to save Ika, he basically needs the votes of himself, Neda, Jon, Arlie, and Sarah, and none of those people will switch over to him for sure unless they are 100% confident that they plan will work. Given that both Arlie and Sarah are in the First Five without Adel knowing about it, this has about a 0.1% chance of actually happening.
Adel’s better chance of making a move is going to come next week, and hopefully he can convince Heather to join his group even though he has campaigned pretty openly as of late to try and get rid of her. He needs to first and foremost win Head of Household, and if he doesn’t, make sure that one of the other people in this group pulls it off. He still wants to target Andrew and Kenny, feeling that taking down the latter is so much more important since both Kenny and Jon are close to each other.
The one thing benefiting Adel is that everyone still seems to want to target someone else before him. For example, Sabrina and Arlie are more interested in targeting Allison for the time being to ensure that Andrew doesn’t stray far from his initial alliance, while some of the other members of the First Five are more concerned with getting Jon out of the game sooner rather than later.
We’ll have some more answers tonight, but before we come to that we’ll be back late this afternoon to summarize the state of the house and to hand out our virtual trophies for the Best Players of the week. You’ll be able to see that in the same exact spot as the rest of our “Big Brother Canada” coverage: Over at the link here! You can also sign up to get further updates via email courtesy of our CarterMatt Newsletter.
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