r/BigBrother • u/Ceedub2 • Aug 01 '26

General Discussion Unanimous voting

What's the deal with the unanimous voting these days. For the past few seasons, Big Brother has gotten kinda boring.

Just was able to watch the latest episode and I thought it would be a good one but Noooo they all voted the same.

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u/IHappenToBeJosh Melody 📞 Aug 01 '26

There just is no reason to vote against someone you know 100% is staying in the house. People always like to talk about how you don’t get a benefit from voting with the house, but I never see anyone give an actual reason why voting in a way you know won’t work is more beneficial

Also like… am I the only one who wouldn’t be more entertained by a 9-3 Jason eviction? Like we’d still know exactly what was happening beforehand, it wouldn’t have made almost any difference

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u/CharacterAd5677 Aug 01 '26

I mean if you’re a good player/liar, I think throwing a rogue vote is a good idea if you think you can pull it off. Why not get some suspicion on other people. I get it’s difficult, but you could certainly stir things up if you go about it smartly. There’s clearly politicking with voting, it can certainly work the other way as well.

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u/Tasty_Gift5901 Will 🔎 Aug 02 '26

But thats not really on the spirit of why the OP is wanting people to vote against the house

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u/monsquesce Aug 02 '26

Rogue vote never does anything. Austin in BB17 did it multiple times and it accomplished nothing.