With Thursday’s eviction on the horizon, the Big Brother house is getting prepared for several different scenarios.
Dee has made her point by nominating Mallory after LaTrice came off the block, and she just has to stay true to her decision.
Mallory has understandably been frustrated with Dee’s choice and has even opened up to her closest allies that she made a big mistake by throwing the Head of Household competition.

This is the most exposed the FAP alliance (Barrett, Drew, Mallory, and Melody) have been all season.
They’ve played the middle a little too well, so Dee’s plan to have two of them on the block is a great way to get one of them out.
I honestly don’t like the thought of FAP making it to the jury house because I suspect they’d vote together.
If that is the case, they’d make up four of the seven jury votes, and that would mean they’d decide who won Big Brother Season 28.

Anyway. Mallory is struggling with the fact she’s on the block with Drew and Taylor because she’s terrified that she will be the target.
Dee has been vocal about wanting her out of the house because she can’t trust her.
Big Brother Has a Big Target in Mind
I say a lot about how the Survivor alum has played the game, but strategically speaking, getting Mallory out this week wouldn’t be a bad idea.
Taylor is a huge threat to the icons, but so is Mallory. It’s one of those situations where both houseguests are as dangerous to the veterans.

But getting rid of Mallory weakens FAP, which is probably the best decision.
Yash is not prepared to lose either Mallory or Taylor and has been pushing HARD for Drew to leave the house.
It makes sense: Yash was a fundamental component of Kamu leaving the house last week.
Yash felt that Barrett and Drew were on his side, but he got a good old reality TV shock when the vote sent Kamu home.

The big question for Thursday’s eviction is whether Barrett and Drew will be told before the eviction that Mallory is the target.
Dee and Barrett have had this undeniable bond throughout the game, but Barrett is slowly starting to realize that Dee has been making wild decisions that don’t actually benefit his game.
The big kicker to me as a feeds viewer and super fan is how Barrett and Drew don’t understand that they’re being played by the icons.
The two actually had a conversation about believing that Rick would cut Dee before them.

Did they like forget that Rick saved Dee with the Diamond Power of Veto?
It’s anyone’s guess how this upcoming eviction will play out. Dee has been known to flip votes with hours to spare.
As a result, I’m not ruling anyone out. I could see Drew, Mallory, or Taylor going home.
This is the biggest Blockbuster of the season to date because this could really go in any direction.

There is, of course, a twist on the way during the episode this week.
Could all three houseguests walk off the block? To celebrate 1,000 episodes, whatever happens has to be HUGE.
Could you imagine Dee’s face if none of her targets made it out of the house? That would be wild.
But this is Big Brother and twists are rarely worth the hype.

What are your thoughts on where this eviction is headed?
Do you think Dee is making a mistake by keeping Barrett in the dark?
Let’s keep the conversation going — it’s the only way the good stuff survives.
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