Nicole Picks fights with Janelle, Tyler’s nominations

Tyler is part of The Commission and Tyler likes to make big moves. Now that he’s head of household, the biggest move is in the “Big Brother” house would put Janelle and Kaysar together on the block. Is it the best move?

That’s arguable, because everyone seems to be awarding for these two, as they’re the biggest threat in the house if they just are not. There are big threats and great players, but there are 14 people in this house.

Plus, is it really a good idea to eliminate the biggest goals in the house if you yourself are a big goal? This is the dilemma that Tyler faced when he set out to make his nominations. The house was ready to be set up and his allies Cody and Memphis did not have the stones to do so.

Instead, they lined up lame duck nominees who would ruffle the feathers of no one. But the Commission has held power over this game every week, so how long is that a good strategy?

The added drama of the Safety Suite was made zero and valid after Memphis successfully convinced most everyone to play last week. Now everyone who could play was tuned in to Tyler, making it completely irrelevant.

The only interesting element of it was who would get the Plus-One security. This is where players should realize that it is always playing time in the house “Big Brother”. When Da’Vonne started slapping Dani and Enzo for giving her her Plus-One because she wanted the penalty suit (she has never had a penalty before), they were immediately suspected.

Or should we say, Enzo was suspected. Dani seemed to know exactly what had happened, but she was not above the pot a little agitated to sow distrust between Tyler and Da’Vonne, and possibly create a little more trust between her and Tyler. Dani plays a very subtle game, but it is also very effective.

Eventually, Tyler went with what the house wanted, and what he wanted, and threw Janelle and Kaysar together on the block. Now they need the Power of Veto to save them. Janelle is a league animal, so it’s certainly possible.

That said, if any of these are not removed this week, it will happen sooner rather than later. What will be interesting to see is when the house calms down when one of them is gone. Is it the duo that they are afraid of, or will they hold the weapon for the one who is left just as hard?

What is remarkable is that the people in the middle – who do not really do much of everything – seem to be making a move against the will of the house (that is to say, six people). If they could do it together and work with Janelle and Kaysar, they could turn the house around.

But Tyler has done a tremendous job of keeping them fractured by forming alliances with various groups of them just enough to ensure that a majority cannot form beyond his influence. It is an interestingly complex strategy that has worked beautifully so far.

One thing that was unnecessary and did not have a good appearance was Nicole feline and petty when he chose Janelle as Have-Not. She then tried to play it off as if it were an innocent accident, but even her confession did not let this be so.

The problem is, Janelle knows that Nicole can be very upset when she’s in power, and she knows she’s lying here. And while Nicole likes to be dirty in submissive ways, Janelle likes to keep it public. We’m not sure Nicole knows what can of worms she’s starting to open.

We just got a glimpse this week as Janelle immediately shot back at Nicole and pretended it was an accident to call Janelle out like that to do what everyone else in the house is doing.

Now that Nicole does not forget, she is a former winner, so too crazy and nasty actions against people could rub people wrong above their goals, and she wants them to think she’s a good person if she wants to win again.

Tyler Crispen has quickly risen in the strongest position in the house. He’s great at comps and he’s just better at this game strategically than any other player in his power alliance (s). What’s great is that everyone knows this, but they still seem to trust him. Quality: A +

Cody Calafiore rides high-aligned with Tyler and The Commission (and even the false alliance Slick Six). At this rate, however, he will find himself second-best again if he does not figure out how to strategize and play a worse game of his own. Still, he has enough time. Quality: A

Daniele Briones makes such clever little movements, throws up strong relationships and sows a little mistrust here and there. And yet Dani is on nobody’s radar at the moment. It’s an impressive social game and the kind of game that can win. Quality: A

Nicole Franzel does not have to fight with Janelle, or anyone for that matter. She’s a little too comfortable with power and it brings out her ugly side (which we’ve all seen before). She can be small and annoying and she has to remember that she won this game and no one will forget that. That shows no one this way, because she needs all the friends she can get. Quality: B +

Krystabt will sail safely through this game for the second week in a row. She is a comp beast that no one has recognized yet, and she knows how to be faithful and play a good team game. At the moment she is in a great place and she has the tools to run as needed. Quality: B

Memphis Garrett came away with a reckless HOH and he will probably go away with throwing the Safety Suite so obviously. But everyone knows he’s a comp beast, and they know he’s not necessarily trustworthy to anyone but himself. While he is needed as a number, he is fine, but if that changes (if bigger goals are gone), he could be in trouble. Class: B-

Enzo Palumbo making a connection with Christmas shows that his head is in this game and he is looking to forge relationships that he may not have yet. While he’s kind of in the middle, it’s the perfect time to make friends with future HOHs so they do not want to target him. Class: B-

Bayleigh Dayton remains empty. And while their Slick Six alliance is effectively fake, it will buy their time deeper into the game. If she then steps up, she may still make a run, but she has to be careful. Quality: C +

Da’Vonne Rogers gone up twice this week, forgetting every move is seen as strategy or showing cards (now Tyler thinks she does not trust him because she wanted a punishment) and is heard talking to the ‘enemy’ (aka Janelle and Kaysar). Her mouth always gets her in trouble, and even when she keeps her cool, it seems to stir pots. Quality: C

Kevin Campbell, David Alexander, en Ian Terry are also in the house. The latter are low for good reason (David after being so visible and focused last week and Ian as a previous winner), but Kevin seems determined not to play this game. They will have to, or they will just be easy voices. Quality: C

Janelle Pierzina may have one saving grace this week, if Veto does not change the nominees. The girls are already aware that two of their numbers are leaving the house and they may not be happy to go after an 8-5 deficit male to female – especially in a game where male alliances have often formed and dominated. Class: D

Kaysar Ridhaon the other hand, that victim could fall and become the first man out of the house. This duo just could not play together a third time. One of them alone in the house and things would probably be going differently. It’s sad because they’re both so good and so fun to look at. Class: D-

• “They’re pretty close to figuring out my whole alliance. And now that I’m HOH, it’s my time to cut that head off.” –Tyler (focused on Janelle and Kaysar)
• “The Slick Six is ​​a good alliance to have, but not an alliance that has much of my loyalty.” – Cody
• “Okay, I choose someone who has not done it before and likes to talk about me: Janelle.” – Nicole (throwing shoes that Janelle chooses as Have-Not)
• “Nicole has been on my radar since day 1 because she’s playing a snake game. She likes to play victim, she likes backstab and lies and then screaming about it. However, that’s her MO. She does not like confrontation, but think what? I do. “–Janelle
• “Why don’t you say why you’re on the block.” –Tyler (joke about Janelle & Kaysar nomination)
• “I’m not worried about safety as anything, I just want a damn costume.” –Da’Vonne (wants to be someone’s Plus One to get a penalty)
• “I really think she just wants the punishment, but I’ll kiss him. ‘Yes, Tyler. That’s very sketchy.’ –Dani (calls Tyler over Da’Vonne)
• “Memphis’ number is an absolute joke. I knew he was hitting the competition.” –Janelle (she’s not wrong)
• “There’s a greater chance that the global pandemic would be resolved if I did not go up on the block.” –Kaysar