[brian3]

Or wanting the money?

[MissKittyFantastico]

Nothing, nothing at all.

I've always said this.

I'd have the most respect for the HM who actually said, you know what, I'd actually love to win this and the money.

Trouble is that person would probably then be nommed every week by the rest of the house lol.

Why not though? It's a gameshow!

[Sabrewulf238]

Yeah, I think anyone who say's they don't want to win is lying. Wanting to win isn't bad either considering we'd all want to win if we were in that position so we can't really judge.

[Buckleigh]

I asked this at the beginning of the series. (being from USA and a follower of BBUS). I was practically decapitated for DARING to ask. "Its about the experience, not the money". They why do the producers offer money? You don't think that is the enticement to get people to give up (upto) 3 months of their lives? Wake up, UK.

[UglyBaby]

Because saying you want to win will kill your chances of winning.

You see, youre supposed to win BB by just "being yourself". Thats the general ideal.

Saying you're in it to win it instantly makes you look like you're being fake.

[shazzyshaz]

there is not alot to win, oh sorry £6,020 lol... because they have all watched BB they think the public dont like it!!! No the public dont like bullies and nasty people other than that its a gameshow and why put yourself through all the beatings unless you have done your best to win the prize, other than a few lucky people who have earned loads, most ex mates dont have the greatest lives once they leave the house look at Charlie for example cant remember what BB she was in, her life was a nightmare after the show, they should spend the week getting that fund money up and keeping us all entertained

[Jordan.]

Its stupid everyone who goes on there have to lie by saying there not in it to win it so there not hated