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A tactic that has been used many times in the American version of "Big Brother" where the Head of Household (because we Americans apparently cannot vote properly, so the housemates have to do it for us...HoH just nominates) nominates two pawns and then has one of his or her allies win the Power of Veto (a twist in the American Big Brother game that allows one of the nominations to be cancelled, or vetoed) so that the real threat in the game can be nominated and then subsequently evicted...in other words, evict them in such a way that they are sent "out the back door". Also referred to as "The Six-Finger Plan".
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