Mateus Amaral once again threatened Davi Brito in the main polls on who will win BBB 24. On Friday afternoon (12), the engineering student had already closed most of the gap in relation to one of the main allies of the house. Isabel Nogueira, who responded in the last few stages, began a downward trend.
Duffy still leads with 39.52% of more than 50,000 votes cast in the UOL poll. He is closely followed by Matthews, who already shows up at 37.55%.
Isabel, who had bested the Gauchos in partial rounds throughout the week, lost her breath. She received 12.67% of popular support compared to 10.46% for Alain Dias.
Davey still maintains a healthy lead in the poll the news, Which represents more than 20 thousand shares. It is way ahead of others with 68.40%.
But Matthews grew by two percentage points compared to the last part. It is already a favorite among 21.86% of readers. Isabelle, in turn, owns 6.29%.
Alana, who is expected to be eliminated in the final wall of the season after losing the finalists' test, is in last place with 3.44%.
The public has two options for voting on the official website of the Globo reality show: Único, one for each CPF, and Torcida, which allows the combined effort to vote as many times as they want. The final result, which will be announced by Tadeo Schmidt, is based on the average of the two methods.
poll the the news It has no scientific character and has no influence on the official score scored by Gshow, but it depicts a trend on the part of Big Brother Brasil viewers.
Find out what the final part of Big Brother Brasil will be like:
- Friday (12): Formation of the final surah;
- Sunday (14): Final elimination of the season;
- Tuesday (16): BBB 24 final with three participants;
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