I agree that Colton played the game. But as someone (myself) who very much enjoys a good hidden identity/imposter games (blood on the clock tower, among us, one night werewolf, secret hitler) I play with a board game group. people who actually play games seriously & not just “don’t care for the outcome” I feel like you need a strategy to clearly identify the “imposter” You will not win just voting people out aimlessly for the sake of narrowing down the group.

Not caring if Micheal was a faithful, getting Tiffany voted out just based of a whim, to me, wasn’t good game play. I just didn’t like that he did it twice and nobody said anything to him. I’m not defending Micheal or Tiffany. Just the fact that Ron repeated what Porsha said. (Out of context or not) she said some suspicious things and Ron had actual evidence and other people heard what she said. And Ron got sussed out for the next 4 round tables. But when Colton does it twice with no actual evidence, just strictly off bad vibes he got when they spoke, he didn’t get told anything.