Jason, Mallory and LaTrice are facing elimination on tonight's episode of Big Brother Season 28, and Kalshi traders believe Jason is the most likely houseguest to be evicted.
Kalshi's Week 3 eviction market gives him a 60% chance of leaving the house, followed by Mallory at 37% and LaTrice at 3%.
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Dee continues to lead the season winner market at 18%, though Rick has narrowed the gap at 15%, followed by Barrett at 12%.
Why Jason is the Week 3 target
Last night's episode was packed with drama as the houseguests maneuvered their way to victory or inevitable defeat. Jason appeared to be the busiest player in the house, which may explain why he ended up on the block alongside Mallory and LaTrice.
Big Brother Network's recap of the last episode reported that Rick possessed the Power of Veto to take someone off the block and choose a replacement, but he didn't want anyone in the house to know it.
“He says he does not expect to need it this week because Kamu is in control and Jason is the target,” the recap says. “Still, [Rick] Devens worries that people will suspect he has the power, so he gets to work trying to throw everyone off his trail.”
Some houseguests suspected that Jason might be carrying the Power of Veto instead “because of his earlier antics with Angela.”
“Drew tells Kamu that if Jason really does have it, then attempting to backdoor him may not be the smartest move,” the recap says. “Kamu says they can at least out the power if Jason has it. In the Diary Room, Kamu says he refuses to play scared over a power that may or may not exist and plans to stick with the backdoor plan.”
Kamu got back at Jason for making him believe he carried the Power of Veto in the dizzy ballerina competition. The contestants had to push a series of falling balls into slots for points like a dizzy version of The Price Is Right's Plinko game. Kamu defeated Jason “leaving him even more concerned” and putting Kamu's backdoor plan “officially back on track.”
The tea party
Kamu also learned an interesting bit of information about the competition that could work in his favor. Jason allegedly promised multiple houseguests that he would use the veto on them, despite telling Kamu he would use it however Kamu wanted. That is enough for Kamu to plan a house meeting during what is supposed to be a peaceful tea party.
Kamu wasted no time spilling the tea on making sure Jason’s veto planning backfired in a spectacular way.
“Kamu accuses Jason of playing an incredibly messy game before the veto and details all the deals Jason made with players during the competition,” the recap says. “Jason fills in some parts Kamu leaves out, including the claim that people in the house told him Jason and LaTrice are the biggest threats.”
Of course, Jason tries to defend himself “by saying he is simply playing Big Brother and trying to save his game,” but it appears the damage has already been done.
After the failed backdoor strategy, the tea party confrontation and the growing distrust inside the house, Kalshi traders now view Jason as the clear favorite to be evicted in Week 3.
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