Big Brother / James Heffield / 18 July 2008 / Leave a comment Bet Now

Big Brother betting enthusiasts will be on the edge of their seats on Sunday as they watch to see if their pick to win makes it through to the final three, writes James Heffield.

All five remaining housemates are up for eviction this week and two will depart in a double eviction on Sunday, leaving the survivors to face off on Monday.
Alice, who seems to be the only housemate causing any real friction in the house at the moment, could be a likely choice for eviction after an explosive outburst on Tuesday night.
Alice and Rory got into a heated argument after Alice refused to give up her beloved treadmill in exchange for a care package for Terri. Alice and Rory had received care packages for winning Big Brother's silent disco challenge and Ben had purchased his and Travis' from the Big Brother vending machine, leaving Terri the only housemate without a parcel.
The housemates attempted to negotiate with Big Brother for the NSW nana's care package and were told that Big Brother would make the trade for the house treadmill.
Alice was unhappy with the trade and began arguing with Rory, before Terri, who wasn't supposed to know anything of the trade, figured out what was going on and prompted Big Brother to withdraw the offer.
Fortunately for Terri, the housemates managed to reach a deal with Big Brother the next day, putting on a play for Terri to earn her care package.
Meanwhile, outsider Ben, who has returned to the house after a week and a half in the kombi van as punishment for disrespecting Big Brother, is another likely option for eviction.
The 19-year-old law student from Perth has never looked a real contender to take out the title and his waste of more than 4000 litres of Australia's precious water resources last week when he smashed a water pipe will have done little to endear him to voters.
Terri remains the favourite to take out Big Brother 2008, paying $1.81 to walk away with the $250,000 prize. Rory isn't far behind, offering $5.10 to win ahead of Alice, Travis and Ben.
Big Brother punters aren't the only ones backing the 52-year-old. At Wednesday night's family dinner Terri was the popular choice to be the winning housemate. Terri is also a firm favourite with many of her former housemates who have pegged her as this season's winner.