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Originally Posted by Jules82
Whether it is save or evict is the same as if someone wants to keep their favourite in they will nominate to evict another, either one or two depending on the state of the polls and public opinion. If it was save then we viewers only have to spend on our favourite. This applies to all HMs and their backers.
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Nope. Take Irish Marc from BB16 as an example. He was topping every popularity poll out there but he was also disliked as well. He was up for eviction with 3 others and he got evicted as a result of being the "biggest" character. In a vote to save he would have topped the vote. They wouldn't even bother changing it if it didn't make a difference. Another example... Nikki Grahame was evicted when the whole house (apart from Jayne) was up. In a vote to save she probably would have been top 2 (with Pete). In a vote to evict, she went. Had Lewis been up this week against a number of housemates, he would have been out.
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Cameron had the most coins which had been contributed to him by the HMs he therefore had the choice, it could have been anyone of them.
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They did not inform us that the richest housemate would be deciding who would evict until they knew who was in that position. Seeing it was Cameron, they built the twist around that knowing he'd never vote to evict Lewis.
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Nobody would have known that Brooke would nominate Lewis although we were pretty sure of Cameron. Remember he had the fall out with the girls over Camerons hair.
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I predicted Cameron and Zoe would save him, another poster predicted Cameron and Brooke. Had the nominations not been changed at all he was a 100% certainty to be up along with Akeem. Changing nominations was always going to help him in a way it never would Akeem. It gave him the best possible chance of avoiding being up this week.
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Lewis hasnt anymore chances than the others in fact he has been a target along with Akeem, he has been the scapgoat in there whilst others in the clique have coasted along. Now the public have spoken and there is a chance to get one of them out. Lewis has overcome his trials. Next Friday after the eviction they are all up, great.
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All of your attempts to refute my arguments have failed.