Thisguy1 said:

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I don't understand why they made such a big deal about Deano picking the girl's friend as his partner on the tracks. That's literally the only thing that would have given him a glimmer of a chance at staying.

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I think a couple are idiots and really emotional. The others just go with it to not be an outsider in case they need popular support. Point the finger at someone else to keep the attention off themselves.

He's going to go into more debt…..

He included his house as part of his debt. That's BS.

That's not debt

it seems he knows that offering money isn't going to help him. I agree, he needs to just take his money and go.



side bar, how is a mortgage not "debt"?

I mean technically it is but I've never heard anyone claiming they are drowning in debt for owning a house and have mortgage payments.

That seems foolish, in my humble opinion.

Like when I'm applying for a loan, they wouldn't deny me because I have a "debt" by having a house.

The guy trying to make everyone feel sorry for him for basically having a house is a little disingenuous.

That was epic. I want to leave something for #4. Like $27,000 lol. Him crying with all his money because some strangers were going to be mad at him was awesome. I'm surprised that more people aren't going after #2. He's the one that broke the agreement first and opened the door for #3 to take almost all of it.
If I'm the guy that took the 600,000 I wouldn't even answer the phone or make a call. I'd just sit on my money and wait for my ride home.
I'm ready to hear the real stories when these people make their own youtube videos and tell what got left out. I'm sure there is more to the story for a lot of the people.

Yeah I really don't understand most of the people left.

They're all buddy buddy but do they not realize that only one person can win in the end? You're playing a game and eventually you got to play for yourself.

And I don't blame the guy for taking the 650k. I just wish he would've owned it instead of crying over it and making excuses, trying to justify to the others, and throwing people under the bus.

Just come out and be like 'Yeah I'm good with it and you're probably gonna all vote me all off but I got mine. Peace out.'

Also funny how no one was mad at #2 for taking 223k which is what triggered the whole thing. We also noticed how the top 5 people who were picked as the most trustworthy were the ones who did their own thing while the bottom 5 were the ones who stuck together and split it evenly or didn't take any (which was a really smart move if you're playing to win it all).

Yeah we didn't understand why the guy in house 2 wasn't getting more blame. Also, "I took my share" which was just his birthday numbers. It meant nothing more other than you took over double what everyone kind of agreed on.

Beast also said it will impact how the next game was played so everyone, us included, assumed you'd be penalized for taking a lot. If anything the guy who took the most has the biggest benefit as far as the game is concerned because he has more to bribe people with if he chooses. Feels like this next episode is going to be a lot of manufactured production going off of how the money is currently split.

His best/only strategy now it should just keep all of his money. Tell everyone to vote to advance him to the top six because there's no way he can win as everyone will be against him.

# 2 needs to tell the people that got so little he'll split what he was with them.

BMX Bandit said:

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His best/only strategy now it should just keep all of his money. Tell everyone to vote to advance him to the top six because there's no way he can win as everyone will be against him.

# 2 needs to tell the people that got so little he'll split what he was with them.

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#3 should just say he's open to whoever will give him the most money. Get a few more grand on your way out the door. lol

I notice there aren't many Veterans or alpha types on the show. They did pick a bunch of desperate people and some complete jackwagons.

They probably got turned away during the interviews.

But the dude taking 650k absolutely made for a better show and entertainment. Had they all split it evenly…boring!!!

It's based on squid games which was a bunch of people who were in pretty big debt and pretty desperate.

That's what makes the game.

There were quite a few, but many got out on the random chance games.

Definitely the best episode so far. My only issue with the dude taking so much money is that he was all sad and remorseful about it. Dude should have just dumped the money on his bed and rolled around in it. I was behind him doing what's best for himself until he started acting like a little B and then trying to rat our all of his other alliance members. He needed to own that decision.

Yeah you right you right

LMAO. Giving the right opportunity people's true characters come out. Now we know who the posers are. Couple of surprises there. Shows you can never really trust anyone. No judgement either way, no issue with people taking the money if they want to. But don't be crying and giving people sht in earlier events about integrity and morality. Then act a victim and use your family as a shield to justify your greed. #1 and #2 approached it in separate ways, but they both owned it.

We're about 3 rounds into this episode and struggling to finish it. This game sucks.

That was a good cliff hanger

Not the best episode ever but still enjoyable. Long day at work so I fell asleep halfway through. My wife quizzed me on who I thought got eliminated and I was correct!

Sad that there is only one more episode left but there will definitely be more seasons!

#380 is really starting to piss me off.

She's playing these others big time and they don't see it.

Hopefully there's no more voting on people. I'd like to see some strategy or skill actually determine the winner.

Huh?

This entire show has been nothing but strategy. Especially this last episode.

Ag_07 said:

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Huh?

This entire show has been nothing but strategy. Especially this last episode.

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I disagree. It's been a big popularity contest. Only a few people have used any strategy and they get roasted when they do.

Yessi is the most ****ing annoying finalist I think I've ever seen in a reality tv show.

Aggie Therapist said:

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I notice there aren't many Veterans or alpha types on the show. They did pick a bunch of desperate people and some complete jackwagons.

They probably got turned away during the interviews.

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Like the 'Wipeout' contestants mostly being unathletic

The coin flip...why? You take all the risk and everyone shares the reward.

I thought the same thing. I then wondered if they could cut a deal.

I'll flip it but winner owes me 4 million since I take all the risk. Winner gets an extra million for nothing and it's 50/50 coin toss for me to get 4 million. But you'd have to get everyone to agree and they'd stab you in the back anyway.

Back to no way I'd flip.

7yrplan said:

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I thought the same thing. I then wondered if they could cut a deal.

I'll flip it but winner owes me 4 million since I take all the risk. Winner gets an extra million for nothing and it's 50/50 coin toss for me to get 4 million. But you'd have to get everyone to agree and they'd stab you in the back anyway.

Back to no way I'd flip.

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This. Negotiate $ if it hits. I'd also negotiate $100K from the winner if he doesn't flip right. Problem is all would have to agree. A d how to make it binding?