Tonight, the final Big Brother Over the Top head of household competition began. Justin Duncan, Morgan Willett, Kryssie Ridolfi, and Jason Roy all competed for a spot in the BBOTT final three.
Morgan went into this head of household competition a little upset, because she just lost her only ally left in the game, Shelby Stockton. Now, it’s basically Morgan against the world as the final three Late Night Jamboree members plan to take each other to the finals, at least that’s what they claim.
Things might not be that simple, because Justin and Jason have both discussed cutting the other one before the final three. All three members of the Late Night Jamboree believe they can beat Morgan in the finals.
Therefore, it comes down to whether they want to win more than they want to maintain the friendships they started with the Late Night Jamboree. Morgan knows she cannot trust the Late Night Jamboree, so she’ll have to win one of two competitions to make it to the end.
We are in for a fairly predictable finale. Julie Chen confirmed the rumors. Whoever won this head of household got to advance to the final 3. They were also allowed to take someone with them. The two remaining players had to face off in a final head-to-head. The loser of that would be eliminated at fourth place.
This HOH competition involved players using a bar, rope, and a ball. Each player was given a set of color coded ball. Each colored ball represented a houseguest. The player then had to put the balls in order of the head of household wins.
Jason completed the task in less than 20 minutes. Jason advances to the final three and gets to take someone with him. We expect him to take Kryssie to the final three, which leaves Justin and Morgan to fight for the final spot.
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