Big Brother 0 Comment September 12, 2018

As it turns out, Brett may have said the wrong thing to the wrong person, and he could be gone from Big Brother 20 sooner rather than later.

While we never really thought Tyler was all that interested in keeping his recently-made final two deal with him, that was confirmed last night when Tyler went back to Kaycee and confirmed to her that he is interested in splitting up Level 6 sooner rather than later.

With the new information in mind, Tyler has a reason now to eliminate Brett from the game, and he's discussed with Kaycee the possibility of getting him out if the opportunity presents itself to do so. That could come as early as during the Double Eviction. Tyler knows that he can beat JC or Sam in just about anything, so there's a little less of a concern there.

As for whether or not this is a great move for Tyler to make, we're a little bit torn over it for a couple of reasons. While on some level it's smart to take Brett out since he probably won't be super-bitter over it, he's also someone Tyler could have at least been competitive with in the final two. We do think we're starting to see Tyler's big blindspot in the game: How much he enjoys working with Kaycee, someone we think will probably beat him in the event that he makes it to the end of the game with her. Angela and Brett present better opportunities for Tyler to win over the jury, who mostly are from the Hive. He can probably also beat JC, but the idea of bringing JC to the end is just a thought that we personally don't really want to entertain.

Big Brother 0 Comment September 12, 2018

As it turns out, Brett may have said the wrong thing to the wrong person, and he could be gone from Big Brother 20 sooner rather than later.

While we never really thought Tyler was all that interested in keeping his recently-made final two deal with him, that was confirmed last night when Tyler went back to Kaycee and confirmed to her that he is interested in splitting up Level 6 sooner rather than later.

With the new information in mind, Tyler has a reason now to eliminate Brett from the game, and he's discussed with Kaycee the possibility of getting him out if the opportunity presents itself to do so. That could come as early as during the Double Eviction. Tyler knows that he can beat JC or Sam in just about anything, so there's a little less of a concern there.

As for whether or not this is a great move for Tyler to make, we're a little bit torn over it for a couple of reasons. While on some level it's smart to take Brett out since he probably won't be super-bitter over it, he's also someone Tyler could have at least been competitive with in the final two. We do think we're starting to see Tyler's big blindspot in the game: How much he enjoys working with Kaycee, someone we think will probably beat him in the event that he makes it to the end of the game with her. Angela and Brett present better opportunities for Tyler to win over the jury, who mostly are from the Hive. He can probably also beat JC, but the idea of bringing JC to the end is just a thought that we personally don't really want to entertain.

Big Brother 0 Comment September 12, 2018

As it turns out, Brett may have said the wrong thing to the wrong person, and he could be gone from Big Brother 20 sooner rather than later.

While we never really thought Tyler was all that interested in keeping his recently-made final two deal with him, that was confirmed last night when Tyler went back to Kaycee and confirmed to her that he is interested in splitting up Level 6 sooner rather than later.

With the new information in mind, Tyler has a reason now to eliminate Brett from the game, and he's discussed with Kaycee the possibility of getting him out if the opportunity presents itself to do so. That could come as early as during the Double Eviction. Tyler knows that he can beat JC or Sam in just about anything, so there's a little less of a concern there.

As for whether or not this is a great move for Tyler to make, we're a little bit torn over it for a couple of reasons. While on some level it's smart to take Brett out since he probably won't be super-bitter over it, he's also someone Tyler could have at least been competitive with in the final two. We do think we're starting to see Tyler's big blindspot in the game: How much he enjoys working with Kaycee, someone we think will probably beat him in the event that he makes it to the end of the game with her. Angela and Brett present better opportunities for Tyler to win over the jury, who mostly are from the Hive. He can probably also beat JC, but the idea of bringing JC to the end is just a thought that we personally don't really want to entertain.