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Who wins Big Brother for 2022? We think we know!

Will the crown go to BB royalty or someone new?
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The finale of the 2022 season of Big Brother has arrived and the competition is looking more dramatic than ever – but do we already know who wins?

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With the show bringing back some of our old favourites this year for its 21st birthday, we’re already seeing the clash between those who played the game in the years before and the new housemates desperate to make their mark.

There’s been lots of talk of strategy, romantic sparks, alliances formed, and drama each night as the housemates struggle to prove their worth and be the last one standing as the winner of the show’s 15th season.

But die-hard fans of the show went in knowing only one person can come out on top, and it looks like the odds are already in one housemate’s favour.

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We’re backing Reggie! (Credit: Channel Seven) (Credit: Channel Seven)
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Each year fans can often gauge a potential winner on almost every reality show from the odds listed on betting sites like Sportsbet or TAB.

These sites have accurately predicted the winner of multiple shows like The Bachelor, The Masked Singer, and Survivor, and we’re certain Big Brother will be no different – so proceed with caution if you’re hoping to avoid spoilers!

While the Sportsbet odds have been shifting and changing rapidly, returning housemate and fan-favourite Reggie Sorensen (formerly Reggie Bird) has been in the top spot to win for weeks. She was briefly overtaken by Jaycee Edwards, but he has since been evicted.

Reggie now has winning odds of 1.42 and is followed by Johnson Ashak with odds of 3.00, then Taras Hrubyj-Piper with odds of 10.00.

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Taras and Johnson look like they might make at least the top three. (Credit: Channel Seven) (Credit: Channel Seven)

Many fans of the show are loving having some of the original housemates back, but their numbers were seriously cut down in the leadup to the finale.

Fan favourites like Dave Graham, Tully Smyth and Anthony Drew were all evicted in the final weeks.

Even Tim Dormer, who some fans had pegged to win, was sent packing before the finale – though not before pulling off some masterful strategic moves.

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Now only Reggie remains to represent the Big Brother Royalty housemates and she’s eyeing off a chance at a second win on the show, after taking home the prize in 2004. Since then, though, she has seen many changes and challenges throughout her life.

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Tim was a frontrunner but got booted before the live finale. (Credit: Channel Seven) (Credit: Channel Seven)

While she’s re-married and had two children in the years since winning, she’s also had her fair share of health struggles, and is almost completely blind after being diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa a few years after she appeared on the show.

Her son, Lucas, who is 12, also suffers from cystic fibrosis, and needs constant care from Reggie.

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“It’s a constant battle to try and get weight on him, so he has to drink supplements and have a diet high in calories and fat. I hope he will live past 37 years of expected time,” she told our sister site, Now to Love, of his struggles.

While we’ve been enjoying seeing the new housemates make their mark on the game, we’re also certain most fans of the show would love to see Reggie win again! We’ll just have to wait and see.

WATCH: Reggie Bird wins Big Brother 2003

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Want more Big Brother? Check out the links below!

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Will Big Brother’s Tim Dormer and Tully Smyth get along in the house?

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