The game ofBig Brotherrequires the delicate balance of getting people to like you enough to keep you around and would still vote for you to win if you evict them. Houseguests also need to evict people who wouldn’t vote for them first and then build their jury in the right order. The winner oftheCBSshowgets a $750,000 prize.
It’s hard to predict jury votes because we get very few scenes of them. There is the jury roundtable, but that’s also edited to keep from possibly spoiling the season.Cory WurtenbergerofBig Brother 25explained what fans get wrong when making their predictions.
Cory Says Later ‘Big Brother’ Jurors Have More Influence
Cory talked about the September 18 live feeds onRob Has a Podcast.Quinn Martinis the first juror of the season andTaran Armstrongmentioned he might sway future jurors to vote forLeah Peters. “This is something I heard all the time on podcasts. It’s something I believed myself before ever going into the house. The first person of the jury has a lot of influence, right?” Cory said.
He revealed that he disagrees with that theory. “The reason I disagree is because that person has no information about what happens in the rest of the game. On my season at the very least, those with the most influence, weirdly enough, were Blue [Kim], America [Lopez], Cirie [Fields] who came in fifth, sixth, seventh,because they’re the ones that come in with the information of what we missed.”
Cory reveals thatCirie calledMatt Klotza cowardandJag Bainsa mastermind. Matt was the runner-up of the season and Jag won. America and Blue had the same perspective when they made the jury. So perhaps people need to change their mindset when it comes to building the jury. Leah saidshe savedAngela Murraywith the veto so she could vote for her to win. She also claimed she didn’t care when or if Angela got evicted. But her chances of winning would probably increase if she waited to cut Angela longer, following Cory’s theory.
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