Picking up from where episode 10 left off, all the remaining contestants, minus Hoopz, return to the vault to vote somebody else into the box, due to Brandi C. quitting. Toastee is voted into the box by everyone else but Pumkin. Back at elimination, Hoopz saves Real first, as he is still her friend, even if she did say no to his proposal. Toastee is eliminated because Hoopz can’t trust her and she thinks she’s responsible for Chance’s elimination. Toastee gets her check voided and gets mad that Megan got her way. Real talks to his brother Chance on the phone and talks about Hoopz, and his brother says Whiteboy might be infatuated with her and advises Real to take him out. The next day, it’s their next challenge: “You Booze, You Loose”, which is based on all the VH1 shows where the contestants get drunk and then pass out. The contestant must spin around in a chair twenty times, then walk on a platform, without stepping on any cups, or it will result in a penalty, which will add onto the total time, and then go back on the chair and spin again for another twenty times, then they have to drink a bunch of drinks, then spit it in a toilet, then kiss a person, and then they cross the finish line. The person with the fastest time will be Pay Master while the person with the slowest time will automatically be put in the box. In the end, Hoopz got the fastest time and was Pay Master again for the 2nd time in a row, which was the first time that’s happened, while Pumkin did the worse and was automatically put in the box. Back at the house, Real tells Hoopz that he claims that he heard Whiteboy called Hoopz an insulting name (which Real has also learned from Chance), and Hoopz is offended and truly believes it. Hoopz, Real, and Whiteboy talk about the issue and Hoopz still doesn’t believe Whiteboy, and Whiteboy feels hurt and accuses Real of setting him up to eliminate him from their “love triangle.” In the vault, nobody wants to vote, so they agree to let Hoopz make the decision on who will join Pumkin in the box. Hoopz picks Megan and Whiteboy. On the power outing, the four contenders go on a yacht ride. Hoopz considers getting rid of Pumkin because she went against the alliance and eliminated Chance. Megan thinks she’s safe because Hoopz gave her her word last episode, but Hoopz says that was once in a lifetime. Pumkin and Megan fight about Chance’s elimination. On the one on one, Hoopz picks Whiteboy, wanting to find out more about his side of the story. Whiteboy continues to address that he didn’t do anything and that Real is setting him up. Hoopz tells him she feels hurt about his comment to her earlier in their conversation that she’s a stranger to him. Whiteboy apologized to her and thinks he might be in trouble come elimination time. Before elimination, Real prepares a date with Hoopz and they talk about her decision. Real continues to blather on and on about why he loves her. Hoopz finally understands what’s going on. At elimination, the first person Hoopz saves is Megan. Then Hoopz calls up Whiteboy and tearfully tells him the suppose comment really hurt her, especially when she’s been tight with him since the beginning. Hoopz believes Whiteboy didn’t really say anything bad behind her back and accepts his apology he gave her, and he’s safe. Pumkin thought she was safe because Hoopz and her were friends since Flavor of Love, but Hoopz tells her that going against her alliance and sending home Chance wasn’t trustworthy, making it easier for Hoopz to eliminate her and Pumkin gets her check voided.

Winner/Pay Master: Hoopz
Loser: Pumkin
Bottom 3: Megan, Pumkin, Whiteboy
Eliminated: Pumkin

Craig left the 13 remaining contestants a message stating that they’d go over the edge for the next challenge. Toastee stepped up as captain for the Gold Team, and Real did the same for the Green Team. Before the challenge began, an alliance was confirmed between Toastee, Pumkin, Hoopz, Real, Chance, and Whiteboy of the Green Team. The teams were shocked to learn the challenge was a reference to every dramatic event that happened prior to I Love Money, mostly involving tears. The Gold Team had to sit someone out because of their advantage with more members. Hoopz was left out because of her inability to get emotional. Craig announced to the players that there were five tools (onions, cigars, cayenne, tweezers, and hot sauce) to help them draw tears, meaning one member of each team needed to cry naturally. Brandi C. and Rodeo were selected to cry naturally for the Green and Gold team, respectively. Pumkin easily cried by rubbing cayenne in her eyes. Heather successfully used the onions to cry, followed by The Entertainer and his tweezers. 12 Pack followed suit by putting hot sauce in his eyes, and Toastee asked him to smack her in order for her to tear up. Rodeo was the only member of the Gold Team who needed to cry when the Green Team started to catch up. Brandi C. attempted to gag herself, while Real was finding little luck with the tweezers. Rodeo finally cried when she thought about her son being miles away, giving the Gold Team the win. Later on, The Entertainer becomes determined to save Destiney, and they even attempt to stage a fight to throw off suspicions of an alliance, but to no avail. At the vault, Craig assured everyone that he would stay for the whole fifteen minutes because of the potential fight that happened last round. Brandi voluntarily put her check in the box. Destiney was unanimously voted in the bottom three, and Real volunteered to put his check in. Toastee took the three to an outing that involved snorkeling, where Real injured himself on the rocks after he thought he spotted sharks. Destiney reminded Toastee of the time when Destiney had her back, and Toastee promised to repay her. Toastee spent one on one time with Real, and announced she was having doubts about what to do. During the elimination ceremony, Brandi C. received her check first. Destiney was called up, but was told she was to be eliminated because Real was Toastee’s “boy”. Destiney had her check voided and gave a kiss to The Entertainer on her way out.

Winner: Gold Team
Pay Master: Toastee
Loser: Green Team
Bottom 3: Brandi C., Destiney, Real
Eliminated: Destiney

The cell phones the teams received by Craig at the previous elimination ceremony rang with the message that they must choose different captains. Chance insists on being the captain for the Green team, while the Gold team unanimously selects Rodeo. Destiney witnesses the Green team poorly strategizing, and asks if she can step up as captain, and then they make her the captain. The challenge was a reference to the event on Flavor of Love 2, when H-Town and Saaphyri involved themselves in a fist fight over a bed. The bed was to be suspended over water, and when someone steps over a certain line, one half of the bed drops. The object was to use giant sticks to knock the opponent off the bed. The team that received the most points out of five rounds would be crowned the winning team. Whiteboy and 12 Pack battle, which results in a point for the Green team. The Entertainer and Heat are up next, where The Entertainer knocks Heat’s stick out of his hands which results in a disqualification. The Gold team therefore ties with the Green team. Real and Hoopz battle next, and Hoopz ends up victorious although Real lies and says it was because he didn’t want to harm a girl. Rodeo and Chance were next to compete, and Rodeo got her head stuck in the wires, literally choking her, and instead of continuing to beat her, Chance freed Rodeo and the Green team was a point away from winning. The next two were chosen as Mr. Boston and Nibblz. Mr. Boston won the match, giving the Green team the win. The Gold team selected Pumkin, Nibblz, and Toastee as the bottom three for the round because of their apparent weakness. Destiney, as the captain of the winning team, was in charge of the elimination.Before meeting with Destiney, Pumkin and Toastee formed an alliance in hope of eliminating Nibblz. To give them time together, the four sat and watched a Mexican dance ensemble perform. While dancing along, Toastee pretended to trip and hurt her ankle severely, even asking for medical attention. Pumkin needed to step up, so she made up the story that she had an eating disorder and began to cry. Destiney, believing Pumkin was weak, left the bottom two as Nibblz and Toastee. Ironically, this was the same bottom two during Flavor of Love 2, when Toastee left due to Nibblz ratting out her porn career. Destiney decided because of Toastee’s supposed ankle injury, Nibblz was the biggest threat and had her check voided.

Winner: Green Team
Pay Master: Destiney
Loser: Gold Team
Bottom 3: Nibblz, Pumkin, Toastee
Eliminated: Nibblz

After being eliminated on I Love Money, Chance may just be hogging the gossip headlines more in the future, as he gets involved in a very delicate incident.

Some months back, a sex tape featuring Flavor of Love and Charm School contestant Shay Buckeey Johnson came out.  It runs for barely a couple of minutes and showed Shay giving her alleged boyfriend some oral sex and even taking it from the rear.
As it turns out, reports began circulating recently that it was Chance from I Love Money who was in the tape.  According to source who is said to be close to the two, Shay and Chance have been dating on-and-off for a few months now and, yes, he was the mystery man in the video.

As if that wasn’t enough, the two are now reportedly releasing a sequel to the tape.  It will be available on a pay-per-view basis.

Previously appearing on I Love New York, Chance is music producer Kamal Givens in real life.  A former Capitol Records artist, he was eliminated on I Love New York’s 11th episode.  As mentioned, on I Love Money, he was just eliminated despite being part of the previously thought formidable Stallionaire alliance.  Megan coaxed Pumkin, Toastee, and Brandy C., those perceived to be the weakest bunch on the house to turn the tables against Chance.

Disputing claims that the tapes were leaked out intentionally to hog the headlines and gain media mileage, Shay called it troubling that her “intimate act of love” was classified as a sex scandal.  “I didn’t want to point fingers at anyone or come out with any names because it was then and still is very much my personal business,” she said.

Now that the cat is out of the bag and Chance is out of the I Love Money house, will these statements stay true?

The poor guy is still shaken up about his early exit from the show. But he needn’t cry too long, not when he has those 30 or so ladies to keep happy with his Mr. Boston charm and…other sexual stuff.

• On if he’ll do more reality TV, “I think I’ll probably be retiring from the VH1 reality shows now, mostly because I Love Money wasn’t the most enjoyable experience for me. There’s not much incentive to keep doing these shows. Unless I get my own show or something crazy like that, or I’m offered more money, this will probably be my last experience.”
• On how many chicks she’s slept with since his first appearance on “I Love New York,” “That was about a year-and-a-half ago, so it’s probably around 30. And it’s not just the quantity that’s gone up, it’s the quality, too. Before the show, there were a lot of 4’s and 5’s I was sleeping with. Now, the girls are pretty much always at least a 7.”
• On the “Boston charm,” “The Boston charm is a combination of my unique accent, my unique sense of humor, as well as my unique clothing habits, like the G-string. Those three things make the reason why the Boston charm is so special. A lot of girls who are tired of the same old jerks are intrigued by the unique package I offer.”
• On Pumkin’s accusations that he suffers from premature ejaculation, “It’s completely untrue. I may not be that big down there, but I don’t have premature ejaculation. The reason she said that was that during the first episode, when Craig was introducing us and giving us our checks for the first time, they asked me who I thought was the hottest in the house and I said Megan and Pumkin was a little bit upset. Her comeback was accusing me of premature ejaculation.”