By Andy Sloan

Reality Wanted gets the exclusive details from houseguest, Jackie Ibarra, after last night's double elimination.

Reality Wanted: As someone who's played both the Amazing Race and Big Brother, which one do you find more mentally challenging? Why?

Jackie: Big Brother. It is an individual game and you can't rely on anyone but yourself. It is much harder to go against people who you have become friends with versus being on a team. There is a lot of downtime on BB versus the Amazing Race and that really brings a lot more stress mentally.

Reality Wanted: Why play such a low key game in the beginning weeks, even when Jeff was on the block?

Jackie: I felt it was important to play a low key game in the beginning because I walked in the house with a bulls eye  on my back. I needed to make myself look as nonthreatening as possible. I knew there would be a lot going against Jeff and myself coming in as a team and fighting for Jeff to stay would put an even bigger target on my back. I still had to look out for myself because I still had a long game to play.

Reality Wanted: What triggered you to be a more active player? How did you mentality change in the game?

Jackie: After Jeff's eviction I learned a lot about who  was playing what kind of game. I felt that I was going to be targeted next because of my association with Jeff so I had to really turn up my game and start playing defensively.

Reality Wanted: Give me an ideal map of how you'd want the rest of the season to play out. Who would you want out next and who would you want to be sitting next to in the final 2?

Jackie: I really do hope the house does get Vanessa out next. I know my alliance has taken a beating from her. I hope to see either James, Meg or Becky in the final 2. And, I would like to include myself in the final two. I may have a chance at coming back into the game and I am going to fight as hard as I can to do so.

Reality Wanted: Which HG left in the house is the most underestimated? 

Jackie: I would have to say Steve. He is the biggest Big Brother fan that is left in the group. He knows this game inside and out and has played a low key game and succeeds when he needs to. Even though he is the reason for my eviction, I hope he continues to do well in the game.

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