Big Brother 26: Alliances and Deals Report Week 6

It’s time to check in on all the fake Big Brother 26 alliances. Not much has changed since last time we checked, other than the Sixth Avenue alliance (Tucker, Rubina, Joseph, Kimo, T’Kor and Angela) is even more fake than it was last week.

Rubina and T’Kor talked about not really wanting to go to the end with the Sixth Avenue alliance and now Angela is working to blow up Tucker’s game, so that group is dead in the water. But within that group is the “Friendzzz” (Tucker, Rubina, T’Kor and Kimo), add they’re currently seeming pretty solid, even though Twitter is fully convinced T’Kor wants nothing more than to send Tucker out. She has recently expressed concerns with Tucker telling too much information to people outside their group, so maybe there is some truth to that. But who knows, really. T’Kor isn’t exactly the most forthcoming houseguest we’ve ever seen. She seems to hold most things in or only whispers them to Kimo. So we can never be totally sure what she’s thinking.

And even though T’Kor and Kimo are somewhat solid with the Friendzzz, their main group seems to still be the Visionaries with Quinn. They were doubting Quinn for a bit, but he seems to be further up there on the trust list with them than Tucker.

Oh, I almost forgot to mention the Tanks. That is basically Sixth Avenue minus Joseph. So if Sixth Avenue is nearly defunct, then The Tanks is long dead.

Let’s look at the duos and final two deals. As I just mentioned, Angela is working to blow up Tucker’s game, so their “Unexpected” final two is seemingly over. Which is sad, because a lot of people were really excited about those two working together since they’re almost aways on the outside or being looked at as targets. Tucker and Joseph still seem solid with their “Critics” deal. But Joseph also still has his thing with Quinn, but most of the time it seems like Joseph trusts Tucker more. The most solid Final 2 deal is definitely Kimo and T’Kor, and that is the duo I would be most worried about if I were any of the BB26 houseguests. And of course we have the now out-in-the-open showmance of Tucker and Rubina, who interestingly enough have no deal outside of the alliances they’re both apart of.

That leaves Makensy still on her Lone Wolf narrative, Leah on her “what am I even doing here” quest, and Chelsie working to reposition herself in the game. Oh, and then there’s Cam, who is also just kind of there at the moment. Chelsie and Cam have each other’s backs and we also know that T’Kor has Chelsie’s back and has said she only trusts Kimo, Rubina and Chelsie. Which I find interesting, because I think that trust is mostly one-sided on T’Kor’s part. I am not sure Chelsie is too into the whole T’Kor trust thing.

So that’s the latest on this group of fake allies. Modern Big Brother is so weird when it comes to trust and loyalty. The past several seasons have shown how hard it is for people to work together in this game. I am not sure true alliances will ever exist again.

Thanks goes out to Big Brother Junkie (@89RazorSkate20) on Twitter for always keeping track of the alliance and deals. Check out their latest chart on the topic below.