‘Big Brother Canada 4’ live feed spoilers: Eviction, Head of Household vote speculation galore

We’re not going to pretend that it was the most eventful night ever on “Big Brother Canada,” and that is probably going to lead over to this being a reasonably uneventful day when it comes to preparing for the eviction.

As a whole, it’s all but official that Raul is leaving the game. It could be unanimous when the dust settles, just because we don’t really get the sense that anyone will be on the wrong side of the numbers here. It’s mostly just crazy that there hasn’t been a unanimous vote until this point in the season, when you consider all of the nutty stuff that we’ve had a chance to see since the start.

We certainly are interested in seeing the Jury House segment with Raul and Mitch, mostly because of the fact that Mitch specifically told him that it was a mistake for his game to want to send him out the door, but he went ahead and did it anyway. Ultimately, he just has to consider this a learning experience; he’s still a young guy, and Raul’s made a lot of mistakes in this game.

As for the Head of Household Competition, it’s going to be super-interesting to see what happens as a result of the public vote, since from there a game of chance will determine the winner among the top two vote-getters. It may be impossible to throw this, and right now, it’s really hard to tell who the top two will be. Nikki seems to be a lock based on what we’ve seen online, but the other could come down to more of a casual vote, which is sometimes hard to predict. We could ultimately see anything from the brothers to Tim to Joel to Cassandra getting involved in here in some way. (We don’t really think the brothers are super-popular players, but there might be curiosity to see how they handle being in power.)

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