‘Big Brother OTT’ spoilers: Anticipating Danielle’s exit; Kryssie does something

The latest “Big Brother: Over the Top” live eviction is coming in a matter of hours, and with this one, the writing seems to be on the wall: Danielle is almost certainly leaving the game, and it will probably be a unanimous vote. Even America is likely going to send her home over Jason, which probably is a move that Jason would prefer not to happen. The biggest thing going against him now is the perception that America loves him, largely because he’s yet to be nominated by them and did receive a Care Package a little ways back in the co-Head of Household.

If Jason received one eviction vote tonight, he could at least claim that he’s not as popular as some may think. Doesn’t look as though that is going to happen.

Anyway, Danielle’s not really doing much to campaign for her life in the game, which is both a little frustrating and understandable at the same time. She probably could make some reasonably-compelling arguments, but we do agree with the sentiment that Morgan is likely not changing her mind, and both Kryssie and Justin are way closer to Jason than they are to her. Danielle’s biggest mistake was not realizing that she was at the bottom of this alliance weeks ago and trying to see if there was another path. Ideally, she and Scott should have tried to figure something out because the two of them were otherwise sitting ducks (and no, not the Paul and Victor kind).

The most interesting bit of action earlier today was Kryssie approaching Morgan and Shelby with the suggestion of Morgan throwing Head of Household to her so that she could set the stage for sending Jason out the door later. It was a noble attempt at something (we don’t ever give Kryssie credit for much of anything, so we’ll acknowledge that she did try to play the game), but it went nowhere fast. The moment Kryssie left, the remaining Ballsmashers determined that she was full of it. This is so late in the game that there is zero logic in trying to throw a competition like this. Given that there is a final three this season versus a final two, we’re assuming, possibly wrong, that the final five Head of Household would be eligible to compete again much like the final four HoH can compete for the final three one in the summer seasons.

We’ll be back tonight at this link for some more results of the eviction and more. In the meantime, leave us a comment in the box below and share your thoughts on who you think is going home tonight. (Photo: CBS.)