
TL;DR — Polymarket reports over $80,000 in volume for Big Brother Season 28, which premiered July 9 for a $750,000 prize. Dee Valladares leads winner odds at 24%, Rick Devens at 17%. Next eviction market stands at 57% for Haley Thogmartin.
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Big Brother Season 28 premiered on CBS on July 9 and has generated over $80,000 in trading volume on Polymarket. The season features a $750,000 prize and a time travel theme, with houseguests that include a drag queen, MMA fighter, rocket scientist, and pickleball coach. Prediction markets cover the winner, second place, weekly evictions, and episode dialogue.
Dee Valladares holds a 24% implied probability of winning, down from 49% three days later after her reveal during the “Big Brother: Unlocked” spinoff show on July 10. The Cuban personality previously appeared in Survivor seasons 45 and 50. Rick Devens, a news anchor and Survivor 50 contestant, sits at 17%, up from 7.5% on July 25. Devens won the Diamond Power of Veto and maintains a prominent alliance with Valladares.
Barrett Pfeiffer trades at 7%. The 27-year-old Jumbotron engineer and podcast host on Our Reality has survived initial evictions but faces questions on strategy. Drew Campbell, the youngest houseguest at 22 and a dental assistant with Beast Games experience, stands at 9.5¢. His probability has fallen from 32.3% on July 10 after early house conflicts.
Further down the board, Yash Patel holds an 8% chance. Angela Murray sits at 5%, viewed by the reporting as potential value despite not contending for the win. Other listed probabilities include Mallory Aurichio at 6%, Taylor Brown at 5%, and Melody Morris at 4%. Kamu remains at 8% despite external video backlash.
Four houseguests have been evicted: Ashley Trail, Rome Seymour, Jason De Puy, and Lyric Medeiros, the latest by an 8-3 vote. The Polymarket contract for the next eviction lists Haley Thogmartin at 57% and Angela Murray at 48%. According to Casino.org, house alliances, nominations, and vetoes continue to drive both ratings and market moves.
The current spread between top names remains narrow, with Valladares also leading the second-place market. All figures reflect real-time Polymarket pricing at the time of reporting.
Reporting: Casino.org News
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