After months of hard work, one of The Block’s five teams is now just days away from emerging victorious at this year’s auctions.
But which team is already the winner, on the scoreboard at least, after 12 weeks of room reveals? And do their points even matter when auction day finally arrives?
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With a whopping final tally of 317.25, it may be no surprise to The Block fans that Brisbane besties Courtney and Sev have accrued the most room reveal points.
The pair got off to a flying start in Victoria’s picturesque Mount Eliza , winning the first challenge of the season and being rewarded with first choice of the five houses.
Their winning ways continued, with the pair securing first place on Family Bathroom Week after being awarded a 25.5-score by the judges for their impressive bathroom.
Despite then placing last in week three after scoring just 17 points for their main bedroom and walk-in wardrobe , the best friends went on to win the most room reveals of any team, finishing with six victories.
Following closely behind on the scoreboard this season have been South Australian cattle station managers Adam and Jolene – who go into the auctions with four room reveal wins under their belts.
The married couple finished with 313 after the 12 room reveals, with fewer than five points separating them from the triumphant Brisbane duo.
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Though the overall room reveal winners may not shock The Block viewers, fans of the show may be surprised to learn that the team that failed to clinch a first-place finish did not, in the end, come last.
Gold Coast couple Chantel and Wyatt made The Block history this season by becoming the first team in 22 seasons not to win a single room reveal.
Judges have criticised the couple’s aesthetic throughout the season , and the duo have brushed off feedback to add more personality and colour, landing in last place on five room reveals.
However, Melbourne father-daughter duo Rick and Tayla, who struggled to complete several spaces before judges had their say, also struggled on the scoreboard.
Despite two room reveal victories, including a crucial win in the last room reveal before the auctions, Rick and Tayla finished fifth with a score of 272 after 12 weeks.
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Though the scores have no direct impact on who wins the series, the extra cash handed out to the weekly room reveal winner does give first-placing teams an upper hand throughout the season.
In almost every week of this year’s series, teams whose rooms came out on top pocketed an extra $10,000 to boost their renovation budgets.
The series winner will ultimately be decided by which house sells for the most money, with a reserve price of $3.45 million set for this year’s homes.
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Matt Hampson Matt is a Residential News Reporter based at Domain's Sydney office. He writes about the housing market and property issues impacting renters, mortgage holders and Australians hunting for their next, or first,
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