Evictions - Seasons 3 and 4

After only being in the house a few minutes, Risha was nominated. It would be Canada who would seal her fate as the first to be evicted in BBCAN3.

Sindy was the second person evicted from the BBCAN3 house after failing to rally the women against the men.

Naeha was considered to be too strong a threat in the house, and even though she managed to flip the house in her favour, it was futile as she was previously targeted by Kevin, and the casualty of an instant eviction.

Graig lost control of the ‘Chop Shop’ alliance and the house when Brittnee became HOH and his alliance voted him out.

Johnny’s game fell to the wrong side of the numbers when his loyalty to Naeha was revealed at the instant eviction.

Thinking he had the week locked down, Jordan overestimated his safety and volunteered to go up on the block, threw the POV and wound up blindsided with a bagel in his hand.

After re-entering the house, Sindy was unable to gain the trust of the other houseguests and was sent to jury on Pilar’s HOH.

Bobby tried to convince the house that he had a secret POV, but Kevin called his bluff and Bobby was evicted holding nothing but a broken hanger.

Kevin’s strategy game made him a big target, and he was unable to escape eviction during the triple eviction. Willow was voted out by her friend Sarah, who was unaware that the rest of the houseguests were voting for her to stay.

Bruno’s strategy to surround himself with bigger targets failed when he grew too protective of his allies and got himself into trouble with the secret super power Fembots who had him evicted.

Zach was evicted when he was pitted against his showmance by the Fembots, and was unable to win the POV to save himself.

In the season’s first Double Eviction Brittnee nominated Pilar and cast the first tiebreaker vote of the season to evict her.

One of two founding members of the Fembots, Brittnee’s game saw many highs and many lows with Ashleigh ultimately using her POV win to split the Fembots and send Brittnee to jury.

Ashleigh played a very loyal and under the radar game and won some critical POV competitions to make it to final 3. She was evicted by the sole vote of Godfrey to become 2nd runner up.

While known by his fellow houseguests as the sleeping giant, once awoken was a strategic force. He lost to Sarah in the finale, perhaps due to the jury not being fully aware of how strategic his game play actually was.

Sarah won by playing a very strategic social game, slipping in and out of alliances undetected, and winning competitions when it mattered the most.

Paige was first nominated as a pawn and in the end was unable to turn the house in her favour and was evicted in week 1.

Perceived as the bigger threat, Sharry was evicted in week 2.

Christine played a quiet game, perhaps laying too low, and went home as a pawn against Cassandra.

Loveita was backdoored during the second part of a fake double eviction. Her seclusion in a secret suite with Kelsey played a big part in Kelsey’s game after Kelsey reentered the house.

After being evicted Kelsey was voted back into the house where she used her strong alliances and Loveita strategy tips to get herself to 1st runner up.

When their alliance was targeted, Dallas was seen as the biggest threat of the lot and was evicted in week 5.

Mitch played a successful middling strategy, until the Wildcard twist sent Kelsey back into the house, exposing his strategy resulting in his eviction, making him the first member of the jury for the season.

When their Third Wheel alliance no longer had control of the house, Raul was evicted and sent to the jury house.

After receiving urgent news that his father was going into emergency heart surgery, Ramsay left the game to be with his family.

Known for her showmance with Ramsay, Maddy was evicted unanimously when she was perceived as too unpredictable in the game.

Jared was considered a threat from the start, and was evicted when Cass targeted him after the POV.

Nikki was an International Wildcard, voted into the game by Canada. Known for her temper tantrums, and lack of knowledge of the game, she was able to float in the middle for quite some time before being evicted.

Joel’s strong social game allowed him to play under the radar, until he was put up as a replacement nominee and unable to convince the house that he should stay.

Cassandra played a deceitful and cunning game by floating in the middle but was evicted when the numbers were no longer on her side.

In International Wildcard from Australia, voted into the house by Canada. Tim’s unique and unpredictable gameplay got him to the final 3. He was evicted when he came in last in the final competition and was voted out by Kelsey.

Phil & Nick competed as one houseguest, and managed to avoid being targeted as such. They won 3 HOHs and 4 POVs to get to the final two where they won over Kelsey by a 7-2 vote.