Occupation Double Panamá 2026 elimination night, Sunday October 4
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OD Panamá: Who Could Be Eliminated on Sunday, October 4?

Double elimination on OD Panamá on October 4: Sabrina and Jacob leave. What we knew before Sunday, the result and the October 11 poll.

Week 4 of Occupation Double Panamá ends with an elimination night on Sunday, October 4, 2026, and for once the villa has more questions than answers. Three new girls just moved in, the boys are outnumbered, and after a month of delayed reveals, nobody is sure the name will even be announced on Sunday. Here is everything we know going in, and your chance to call it before Sunday.

Update, Monday, October 5: the name dropped on Sunday, and there were two. Sabrina and Jacob were eliminated in a double elimination. Our full breakdown of the night is here, and the poll for the October 11 elimination is open just below.

Result · Sunday, October 4
Double elimination: Sabrina and Jacob leave the villa
Sabrina, eliminated from OD Panamá on October 4, 2026
Sabrina
Jacob, eliminated from OD Panamá on October 4, 2026
Jacob

The deliberation table struck twice, sparing Rebecca, Émilie and Alexandre. Not one vote in our poll went to Sabrina or Jacob.

Read the full double elimination analysis →
The 30-second version
  • October 4 result: double elimination, Sabrina and Jacob leave the villa
  • Engie, Mathilde and Juliette arrived this week: 11 girls for 7 boys
  • Out: Maxim, Alexa, Brian, Amélie, Sabrina and Jacob

Why this Sunday is hard to call

The numbers tell part of the story. With 11 girls for 7 boys, the house is lopsided, and production has used eliminations all season to rebalance it. In week 3, the Pepito card and a two-boy deliberation table sent Amélie home while newcomers Alanna and Émilie were protected. If that rule returns, the three new girls cannot leave this Sunday.

The other part is the format itself. Two Sunday nights this season ended on a cliffhanger, and Brian's exit was only confirmed on a Monday. Week 3 broke the pattern with a real Sunday elimination, so fans are watching to see which version of OD shows up this weekend.

The pressure check

Our read of where things stand, based on what has aired. This is analysis, not a spoiler.

CandidateWhy they could be vulnerableWhy they could be safe
Engie, Mathilde, JulietteBarely any screen time to build connections.Newcomers were automatically protected in week 3.
ÉmilieSaid at the debrief she did not feel wanted by the boys.She already held real power in week 2.
EmmaCaught between Billy and Enzo, and now doubting both.Two boys are clearly interested in her.
ImaneFans are debating her pre-show friendship with Jacob.Settled her conflict with Rebecca and keeps a low-drama game.
Jacob and AlexandreBrian named them as the boys most likely to go first.Jacob's bond with Rebecca is one of the house's strongest.

"Ceux qui, je pense, vont se rendre le moins loin, c'est Jacob et Alexandre."

Brian, after his exit, as reported by Showbizz

What happened this week

The arrivals of Engie, Mathilde and Juliette reshuffled every alliance. In an unaired moment released on Crave, Alexandrie fooled the house with a secret mission that required her to contradict everyone for an hour, a stunt that briefly had Imane and Amélie convinced she had snapped. And online, viewers kept debating whether Imane and Jacob, who knew each other before Panamá, have an unfair head start.

Catch up on the season's twists with Rémi Desgagné's debrief before Sunday.

How to watch, and where to catch up

OD Panamá airs Sunday to Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on Noovo, with every episode on Crave. New to the season? Our complete OD Panamá 2026 guide has the full cast, every elimination and the couples to watch, and last week's recap covers Amélie's exit. To go deeper on the triangle everyone is watching, read our portraits of Billy, Emma and Enzo.

In the end, two names left on Sunday. For the full story, read our breakdown of Sabrina and Jacob's double elimination.

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