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GeoGuessr

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests use their surroundings to guess where in the world they are.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*

"**GeoGuessr**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests play an interactive geography test, and try to determine where they are, using only their surroundings.

To begin the challenge, all houseguests will use the interactive website GeoGuessr. The game will randomly drop each houseguest somewhere on Earth, and using only their surroundings, they must guess where in the world they are by dropping a pin on the location they think they are in.

The game has 5 rounds, and each round is scored based on how close their pin-drop is to their actual location. Each round has a time limit of only four minutes, so houseguests cannot spend much time trying to figure out where they are.

Houseguests are required to make an account on the GeoGuessr website, so that Shawn can create a custom 5 rounds, that all competing houseguests will play simultaneously.

After all 5 rounds are over, the houseguests scores will all be displayed on the website. The houseguest with the best score will become the new Head of Household.
Puzzler's Paradise

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests have to complete various puzzles to earn tokens.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Puzzler's Paradise**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this puzzle competition, houseguests are given a set of different puzzles, each of varying complexity and size, that they need to complete as fast as possible to earn tokens.

Houseguests are given a series of jigsaw and slide puzzles, that each reward a different amount of tokens. Houseguests must race to complete the puzzles they choose as fast as possible, as only one houseguest can claim the tokens available for each puzzle.

The types of puzzles houseguests will be provided include:

* 3x3 Slide (1 token)
* 24-piece Jigsaw (2 tokens)
* 40-piece Jigsaw (3 tokens)
* 4x4 Slide (4 tokens)
* 80-piece Jigsaw (5 tokens)
* 5x5 Slide (6 tokens)
* 100-piece Rotating Jigsaw (7 tokens)
* 117-piece Devil's Jigsaw (8 tokens)

For the puzzles worth 1-4 tokens, there are two different puzzles houseguests can earn tokens from, while the puzzles worth 5-8 tokens only have one puzzle.

When a houseguests completes a puzzle, they need to screenshot their completed puzzle and Tengaged profile, and send it to Shawn. The first houseguest to complete each puzzle earns the respective tokens from that puzzle.

The first houseguest to accumulate at least 15 tokens will become the new Head of Household.
Flash Focus

### **Description**

A challenge where houseguests may choose strategically which flash games they play to best achieve victory.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Flash Focus**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests play 5 flash games that frequently occur in Suitman games, with the ability to strategically pick which ones they play and which ones they don't.

Players will be scored based on how well they did compared to the other houseguests who submitted, with the score capping out at the number of submissions for that game.

For example, if Flash Game A had 7 players, the best performer would get 7 points, and the worst performer 1. However if Flash Game B has only 2 players, the best performer would only get 2 points, as there were only two submissions.

The player with the most points after all five game results becomes the new Head of Household.
Legacy Advantage

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

An advantage that can only be used at a specific point, and must be willed on if the owner is evicted.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*

**Legacy Advantage** is a twist from *Big Brother All-Stars*. It is a power that can only be used at a specific point in the game. If the owner of the power is evicted, they must will it to another houseguest of their choice.

## Overview

The Legacy Advantage is a secret power that can only be used during at a specific point in the game. If the houseguest wielding the Legacy Advantage is evicted anytime earlier than the time the power can be used, the owner must assign it to another houseguest still in the game. This goes on until the advantage's set day of use, in which it must be played or it's power is lost.

## Legacy Advantage History

### *Big Brother All-Stars*

The Legacy Advantage was first seen in *Big Brother All-Stars*, where it was awarded to Jeremy B. as a prize in the "Dog Eat Dog" POV competition. Although all houseguests were aware of who it's initial owner was and that it could be used at the Final Five, no houseguests, including Jeremy, were told what it's power was. After Jeremy was evicted at the Double Eviction in Week 7, he passed the advantage onto Tyler K. Then when Tyler was evicted in Week 8, he handed it to Patrick J., it's final owner. As a result of the Triple Eviction unleashed at the Final Six during Week 9, the Legacy's implementation was brought forward, and revealed as the power to select the Final Six Power of Veto competition. Patrick chose "Pac-xon" as the challenge, which he then went on to win.
Jacob J.

**Jacob J.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. He placed fourth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

A low key player, Jacob's duo with strategist Jeremy B. helped him through the early weeks of the game, where he also saved himself twice with the POV, and joined the successful final four alliance of Garhi. However once the alliance reached the top four, Jacob's failure to win the most important POV competition cost him the game, as Christian B. used his sole vote to send him to jury in fourth place.
Billy V.

**Billy V.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

After being nominated in Week 1 by Alexa V., the game became an upward struggle for Billy. A member of the minority Tasmania alliance, a crucial HOH win in Week 3 helped Billy solidly key social connections, and take enemy Alexa out of the game. However in the first Double Eviction, Billy became the target of the majority Starters alliance and HOH Joe W.. The Tasmania alliance fought to keep Billy over frequent pawn Tris A., however only managed to tie the vote, with HOH Joe voting to evict Billy to the jury in an eventual 4-3 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Final Two

The **Final Two** are the two houseguests still remaining on the last day of the game, who must plead their cases to the Jury at the Final Jury Questioning to become the winner of *Big Brother*.

The process of the Final Jury Questioning is simple - The members of the Jury interrogate the Final Two about the games they played throughout the season, taking into account competition wins, the level of strategic ability, the level of social awareness, and own personal opinions of the finalists. The Final Two must counter that with explanations as to why they deserve to have the juror's votes to win the game over the other finalist's.

Depending on the social games of the finalists and the level of destain towards the Final Two, some Jurors may rule out voting for one of the finalists before the beginning of Final Jury Questioning, and many other Jurors come into it with set notions about who they wish to see win. The Final Two's job is to ensure their votes or change the minds of those who are thinking against it, as ultimately the houseguest with the most Jury votes will be crowned the winner of *Big Brother*.
James S.

**James S.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. He placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

After being blindsided as a replacement nominee in Week 1 by Stoner D., James was viewed as a bigger threat than her fellow nominee Maddie F., and the newly-forming alliances ganged up to boot him first in a 7-5 vote.

## Trivia

* James was the first person to be "backdoored" in the first week of a season.
25%

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests spam people trying to have exactly 25% of the votes in a poll.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother 11*

"**25%**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 3*. It also featured as a Carnival competition in *Big Brother 9*.

## Rules

In this spam competition, houseguests spam other people to get 25% of the votes in a poll.

Each houseguest is put in a poll with Shawn, Wyatt, and Nick. The goal is to get their poll option as close to 25% as possible. Shawn, Wyatt, and Nick's percentages in the poll does not matter, as it is just the houseguest's option getting to 25% that matters.

The person whose poll option is closest to 25% will win the Power of Veto. If there is a tie, it will be broken by the highest number of votes in the poll. If there is still a tie, chatzy breaks the tie.

## Trivia

* Tisha M. currently holds the record in this competition, with 20.0% and 15 votes on her poll.
Equation Expedition

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests follow a trail of math equations to find symbols.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Equation Expedition**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*, and also featured as a Battle Back competition in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests must follow and solve a trail of math equations, picking up symbols along the way.

Shawn begins the competition by posting three math equations, each with one number missing. Houseguests need to figure out what the missing number is in each equation, and then add up all three of the missing numbers to form a final answer. Along with the equations, are three potential final answers, a Tengaged user, and a symbol.

Once a houseguest solves the equations and finds their final answer, they need to go to the first blog of the Tengaged user who is listed next to their final answer. There they will find three more equations, and three more potential final answers, along with more Tengaged users and symbols.

Houseguests follow this pattern four times in total, and need to keep track of all the symbols associated with each Tengaged user that correlated with their final answers to each set of equations.

Each of the potential final answer options will have the next set of equations on that user's first blog, but a different symbol next to their name. This prevents houseguests from knowing if they've made a mistake in their calculations at any point during the trail.

Once they've made their way through the trail, houseguests then need to mail Shawn all four symbols they've collected, in the order they got them. Houseguests only have one chance to be correct, as they are eliminated from the competition if they are incorrect with any of the symbols.

The first houseguest to send the four correct symbols, in order, will become the new Head of Household. If no houseguest sends all four correct symbols, then the houseguest who sent the most correct symbols in the fastest time will win.
Order Overwatch

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests organize different items into a specifically stated order.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Order Overwatch**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to organize and rank a series of distinct images in a specifically stated order.

Shawn begins the competition by posting two GIFs that each feature a set of ten related images. For each picture set, houseguests must rank the images in a specific order using a set of criteria which is posted simultaneously with the GIFs. Some of the images may have names underneath that houseguests can use in text when ranking, whilst others may only feature images.

Once houseguests solve both rankings, they must submit the solutions to both in one entry. If the submission is incorrect, the houseguest will be informed, but they must wait 3 minutes before they can re-submit their answers.

The first person to send the correct rankings for both GIF sets will become the new Head of Household.
Ring of Replacement

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

One houseguest not picked in the POV competition can replace one of the randomly drawn competitors with themselves.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

The **Ring of Replacement** is a twist which was first implemented as part of the Impact Player twist in *Big Brother Endgame*. This power allows the user to replace one of the competitors in the Power of Veto competition with themselves.

## Overview

With this special power, the user has the opportunity to remove one person of choice from the selected Veto players line-up - after the conclusion of the Veto draw - and replace that player with a person of their own choice, which can include themselves, or any other unpicked Veto candidate present for the competition. They cannot remove any of the players who have guaranteed spots, such as the Head of Household or the two nominees. They can only pick from those selected in the draw.

## Ring of Replacement History

### *Big Brother Endgame*

The Ring of Replacement was one of the options presented to the Impact Player during Week 1. James R. used it to replace Andy F.
India P.

**India P.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. She placed seventh, and was the fifth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

India's game was not one of power but one of social connections. Forming The Girls alliance with Kasey H. and Romeo K., India played the middle with both the powerful Veterans and the key rookies who opposed them such as Maddy W. However when the Veterans imploded on themselves, India and the Girls found themselves the next most obvious targets, and India found herself nominated for the first time by Max N. in the Instant Eviction. Against a pawn in Logan H. and with no veto to save her, despite support from Kasey and Romeo, India's penalty votes played against her, as she was the first casualty of the Girls in a 4-2 vote.

## Trivia

* India is the first person to be evicted in an Instant Eviction, and one of the first two to be nominated for one alongside Logan H.
Say What?

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must match jury statements to the person who said them.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Say What?**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1* as Part 3 of the Final Head of Household competition.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests must match jury statements with the juror who said them.

There are also three random statements thrown in to throw the houseguests off.

The houseguest who matches all the statements in the least amount of guesses will become the final Head of Household of the season.

A tie would be broken by time it took to match all the statements.
Andrew T.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 2

**Andrew T.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed twelfth. In his second season, he placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

A key ally of Jake B. and member of the Outsiders, Andrew followed his alliance in voluntarily walking from the game, after an incident in Week 3.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Despite the *Big Brother 2* incident, Andrew was allowed a chance at redemption in *Big Brother Second Chance*. Lacking in challenge prowess, Andrew used his social skills to place him in a number of key allies, such as those in the Team H alliance. Flying under the radar, Andrew went unnominated for ten rounds, until Chazz D. named him as a replacement nominee with numbers dwindling in Week 9. Andrew was not the target however, and so Eoin E. was unanimously evicted. In Week 10, Andrew was put up again, this time by Nicky S. Against Veto queen Marissa W., it seemed like now would be the chance to take her out. But in a shocking move, the "Chimmy" duo of Chazz and Jimmy T. both opted to keep the competition threat in the game and evict Andrew to the Jury in fifth place, by a vote of 2-0.

## Trivia

* Andrew is the third person to walk from a season.
	+ He was the first quitter to have never won a competition before they walked.
	+ He is also the first quitter to return for another season, returning for *Big Brother Second Chance*.
Shadi C.

**Shadi C.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9*. He placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

With connections on both sides of the house, Shadi went UTR for the first part of the season, instead establishing himself in the Randomize's Slaves and King Ghidorah alliances, allowing him to keep right in the middle of the house as the two sides destroyed one another. He also formed an important dynamic duo with Lynette B. known as "Basilisk". With his first HOH in Week 7, he nominated the two outsiders in Ben P. and Eli O. for a safe round. Following Ben's eviction, Shadi decided to spice the game up a bit, by using his Carnival tickets to trigger an Instant Eviction. This was almost a terrible mistake, as eviction survivor Eli nominated Shadi for the first time in the season next to Mari E., who then used the Coup d'Etat to save herself and put Tico F. in her place. Next to a pawn, Shadi had every potential to leave. But with his three set alliances, Ryan D., Jordan N. and Lynette all evicted Tico over him. He was saved for a second time after Mari nominated him and Lynette up together, again using the key formed social connections through the season to keep him in, before using HOH in the final Double Eviction to exact his revenge on Mari. At the final three only three members of Randomize's Slaves remained, as LeQuisha Q. won the final HOH competition. Here Shadi's only social misstep caused his final downfall, as with his threat status exposed, and LeQuisha's original Envelopes alliance with Jordan, he was pushed to the jury in third place, becoming the final juror.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
Копейщик

Копейщик - солдат ближнего боя. Он обычно используется на более низких уровнях. Он идеально подходит для защиты от солдат ближнего боя. Копейщик может быть повышен с исследовательской башни до ветерана копейщика.

## Внешность

Копейщики держат копьё и носят шлем. Их нагрудный цвет и дизайн такие же, как у герба игрока.

## Дополнение

Копейщики - самый дешевый рекрутируемый солдат в игре, стоимостью всего 30 монет.
Logan H.

**Logan H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. He placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

One of the biggest pawns ever, Logan found himself nominated a total of 8 times within 11 rounds, surviving 6 of those times facing the votes of other houseguests, as they saw his non-threatening game as better to keep around. Strategy or not, it kept him around until the final five, when the last two Veterans, Max N. and Stuart H., couldn't agree on weather to evict Logan or Kasey H., causing a tie. HOH Maddy W. decided Kasey would be more useful in attempting to beat the two Veterans at the end than a non-entity like Logan, and he was finally evicted.

## Trivia

* Logan holds the sole record for most times nominated in a season with eight.
	+ This breaks the previous record of six, which was held jointly by Sam P. from *Big Brother 1*, AJ B. from *Big Brother 4*, and Jeremy B. from *Big Brother All-Stars*.
* Logan holds the record for most times surviving eviction, with six, surpassing the previous record of five held by *Big Brother 3* runner-up Brendon R.
* Logan co-holds the record for the most straight rounds on the block at the end of the week, with four back-to-back rounds facing eviction, alongside Julian W. from *Big Brother All-Stars* and Newz O. and Tris A. from *Big Brother 13*.
* Logan is the first person to survive an Instant Eviction, and one of the first two to be nominated for one alongside eventual evictee India P.
Felix L.

**Felix L.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6*. He placed twelfth.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

Felix was optimistic going in with friends such as Marissa W. and JaVale M. to play with. However, the Four Of A Kind alliance gained power and momentum early on without him, as Felix saw Marissa be the first evicted from the season. In Week 5, the alliance finally caught up to him when Rich G. named him as the replacement nominee. Despite an attempt by JaVale and his ally Ryan B. to save him, Felix found himself backdoored in a vote of 6-4.
Jack W.

* Double Trouble
* All-Stars
* Big Brother 2

**Jack W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2*, *Big Brother All-Stars* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he placed sixth, and was the fourth member of the jury. In his second season he placed seventeenth. In his third season he placed nineteenth.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

Notorious for attempting to play both sides in the early game, Jack found himself majorly outcast following the walkout of the Outsiders alliance. He managed to stay hidden behind larger threats for a few weeks, until voting against Patrick J. in Week 5 saw him become a replacement nominee against Anthony F. in the Double Eviction, making him a scapegoat for nomination in Week 6 as a replacement for Joe H., and unanimously sent to the jury.

## Big Brother All-Stars

### Game Summary

Jack's return in *All-Stars* was not particularly welcomed by all, after his badly received gameplay in his original season. Sure enough, fellow *Big Brother 2* houseguest Sam B. put him up for eviction in the very first week, and despite a valiant campaign against Tyler K., a nail-biting 6-6 vote was broken against Jack by HOH Sam, becoming the first exit of the season.

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 6'*s Ryan B. for the *Double Trouble* season, Jack's game began strong when his partner Ryan won the first HOH, and used it to take out key threats Patrick J. and Kelly R. right away. This was however a double-edged sword, as their popularing fueled people against Jack & Ryan. Therefore after Nolan K. played the Diamond Veto on himself in Week 2, and HOH Marissa W.'s parter Max A. decided to use the normal POV against her wishes, Jack & Ryan found themselves on the block next to Andrea O. and Sam B. Despite a close fight to garner the votes to stay, Jack & Ryan ended up evicted in Week 2 by a 8-7 vote. Both Jack & Ryan opted to forfeit their chance to return in the Battle Back.

### Voting History

 2

## Trivia

* Jack is the first person to be put on the block as a replacement nominee in back-to-back weeks, after it occurred in *Big Brother 2*.
	+ The only two other people to have had this happen are Zyler G. from *Big Brother 4* and Julian W. from *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ Newz O. joined the club in *Big Brother 13*, where he was the replacement nominee in three consecutive weeks.
* Jack was the first houseguest to go from being a jury member in their first season, to evicted pre-jury in their second.
* Jack is the first houseguest to be immuned from a solo HOH win by his partner in the Double Trouble twist, after his partner Ryan B. won HOH in the first week of *Big Brother Double Trouble*.
Placement Pressure

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests have to juggle various tasks and information all at once, as fast as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Placement Pressure**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 7*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to locate Tengaged users that share the same placement in their most recently listed Tengaged game (castings/rookies etc.), share the same first letter in their username, and have the lowest combined karma total possible, while also trying not to be the last to submit.

Here is how it works. Shawn will call out a placement which could range from 1st to 20th place. Houseguests will then search for two users that share that same placement in their most recently finished Tengaged game that also have the same first letter in their username, trying their best to keep the combined karma totals of both players low.

When confident with their two users, they have to mail Shawn the links to their profiles as fast as they can. The speed they do it in and the karma amount sent are both important, as two people will be eliminated each round - the slowest to submit their links, regardless of their score, and the player with the highest combined user karma amount.

In the second round, the number of users rises to three, and in the final head-to-head third round, to four. In the third and final round, speed only acts as a tiebreaker, and the winner of the Power of Veto will be the player with the lowest four-user total within a set amount of time.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* and *Big Brother 9*, the letter element was dropped, so houseguests only had to focus on finding users with reduced karma, rather than worrying about finding a specific lettered one.

## Trivia

* This competition saw the first instance of someone giving up the Power of Veto to another player, after Brian H. won the competition, but chose to take a Vote Void advantage instead, giving the POV to Kelly R., who was the runner-up in the competition during *Big Brother Endgame*.
Mel M.

**Mel M.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. She placed tenth, and was the second member of the jury.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

After surviving the block in Week 2 when her enemy Dakota M. pushed for her exit, their feud became a popular distraction for the first phase of the game. After Dakota's exit she found herself immediately nominated by Will I. in the Double Eviction that followed as a pawn against bigger target Nick J. After Nick was vetoed by Eric M., the target fell on her instead, and she was evicted against the more socially integrated Jeremy B. in a 4-2 vote.
Diamond Veto

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A veto that can be used to save one nominee and also name the replacement nominee.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

The **Diamond Veto** is a twist which was first implemented as part of the Veto Volcano in *Big Brother Eruption*, and reappeared as a standalone power through the Power Station in *Big Brother Double Trouble*. This special Power of Veto not only allows a player to save a nominee, but also allows them to name the replacement.

The power appeared briefly as an option in Big Brother's Carnival during *Big Brother 9*, but was not implemented.

## Overview

Functionally the same as a standard Power of Veto, the Diamond Veto can be used to take one nominee of the block. However, the difference is that the DPOV holder usurps the power to name the replacement nominee from the current Head of Household, allowing them to name it themselves.

How this twist is implemented will depend on the season and the fashion that it is brought into the game, but in any version cannot be played beyond the Final Seven.

## Diamond Veto History

### *Big Brother Eruption*

In this season - as part of the Veto Volcano twist - the Diamond POV was one of the veto types that could be implemented by the highest performing houseguest from the opposite David vs. Goliath 'faction' to the Head of Household winner. The DPOV was implemented by Sam B. in the Week 5 Double Eviction, where Max N. won it in the "Rebus Rising" POV competition, but opted not to use it.

### *Big Brother Double Trouble*

The Diamond POV was placed into the Power Station this season, allowing the houseguest who solves the access code ownership of the power, with the consequence of unleashing an Instant Eviction and a Secret Week into the game. It was accessed by Nolan K., who used it in Week 2 to take the Double Trouble pair of himself and Max N. on the block, and name the pair of Andrea O. and Sam B. as the replacements.
Hali F.

**Hali F.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. She placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Recruited onto the season by Max A., Hali made her place in the game known by winning the first HOH competition, with Max solidifying their place with the HOH in Week 3. Together they joined with the duo of Anthony C. and Chili L. in the Make-A-Wish Squad alliance, until their loyalty was tested by Chili's attempt to save Nolan K. - Max's HOH target in Week 3. Despite playing happy families through Chili's HOH and Hali's Double Eviction HOH, Hali and Max had decided to keep their options open with a new alliance called The Expendables with two other duos in James R. & Nick M. and Chloe D. & Tyler R. So when Ryan B. threw Anthony and Chili on the block together, forcing Anthony to win the veto, Hali did not hesitate to take Chili out. After Secret Week caused the breakdown of the Expendables, forcing Max and Hali to create the smaller Core Four with Chloe and Tyler, they fell on tougher times against the rising Single Ladies opposition alliance. However, Hali's Pocket Power of Veto and lucky Week 8 immunity helped her dodge two major bullets, until the third straight opposition HOH was too much to take, as Chloe betrayed Hali to send her to the jury in a 2-1 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
Caesarian Shift

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests race to solve a cipher that hints towards a final answer.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*

"**Caesarian Shift**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother All-Stars*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests face off in 1v1 match-ups, racing to solve a caesarian shift cipher that clues them in on a previous houseguest.

The first two competitors will be decided by random draw, and after that the winner of the duel selects the next two players to go head to head.

A coded message will be posted, in which the letters have been muddled by a form of cipher called a Caesarian Shift.

The Caesarian Shift changers each letter in the phrase a number of letters up or down the alphabet. To decode the cipher you have to reverse this, by changing each letter a number of stops on the alphabet, until the sentence begins to make sense.

Once they have decoded the message, they will discover that it is a hint to a previous houseguest this season i.e “First Houseguest Evicted”

If they think they know the houseguest the ciphered message is hinting at, they must say \*buzz in\* and then, in a separate post, say what they think is the answer.

If they buzz in and answer with the correct houseguest, they eliminate your opponent and advance. However, if they answer incorrectly first, they are eliminated instead, and their opponent advances. Either way, the first person in the pair to post an answer will determine both their fates.

The last houseguest standing will win the Power of Veto.
Quoridor

"**Quoridor**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests compete head-to-head in the Quoridor board game arena.

Shawn begins each round by asking a true or false general trivia question. The first houseguest to submit an incorrect answer automatically competes in the match-up, while the first houseguest to submit a correct answer gets to choose their opponent. If every houseguest answers correctly, the slowest to be correct will automatically be forced to compete.

Both players then compete in the board game, where the winner remains in the competition and the loser is eliminated. The houseguest who survives the match-up is immune from the next one, so houseguests cannot be forced into back-to-back match-ups.

The last houseguest standing will win the Power of Veto.
Robby J.

* Big Brother 7
* Big Brother 1

**Robby J.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 1* and *Big Brother 7*. In both his seasons he placed tenth, and was the second member of the jury.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Robby's feud with Kelly R. proved to be his downfall in the game, as he was unable to get her evicted when she won the veto during his HOH reign. He was later nominated by her during the first ever Double Eviction in Week 6, and was consequently evicted by a vote of 5-2.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

Returning as one of four veterans in *Big Brother 7*, Robby was given a second chance not to be taken out as early as tenth place. Teaming with the other returnees in The Veterans alliance, along with rookie Barney D., Robby was able to ride on the shared HOHs of Anthony F. and Stuart H. over the first four weeks, bonding closely with Max N. However, things were not completely harmonious in the Veterans alliance, proven when Anthony won the Secret Week HOH to privately nominate Max for eviction, alongside a pawn in Logan H. Despite it being a secret HOH, it soon became obvious to all that Anthony was behind the move, exploding the Veterans alliance, and forcing Max to win the veto to save himself. Unfortunately, as Max's closest ally, Robby found himself up as the replacement. Against a non-entity, with Anthony and Stuart campaigning against him, plus a penalty vote, Robby was doomed to be evicted in tenth place once again for the second consecutive season, in a 5-3 vote.

## Trivia

* Robby is the first ever person in *Suitman's Big Brother* to be evicted from the fast forward round of a Double Eviction.
	+ He is also the first ever HOH winner to be evicted.
* Robby is the third houseguest to finish with the same placement in their second season as their first, achieving 10th place in both *Big Brother 1* and *Big Brother 7*.
	+ Oli G. and Julian W. were the first and second, when they both received 11th and 3rd place respectively for the second time in *Big Brother All-Stars*.
Roman C.

* All-Stars
* Big Brother 1

**Roman C.** was the winner of *Big Brother 1*, who returned for *Big Brother All-Stars*. In his first season he received six out of nine Jury votes to win. In his second season he placed twelfth.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Roman made his mark early on in the season, winning two out of the first three HOH competitions. He remained in the majority throughout the season as part of the major Queens alliance and it's successor, The Directors, voting correctly at all but one eviction, and only going on the block once by default at the final three. His closest ally Jasper L. chose to go to the final two with him to face the Jury, who decided Roman's cleaner game was more worthy of the title by a vote of 6-3, crowning him the winner.

## Big Brother All-Stars

### Game Summary

As a former winner, Roman knew he had his work cut out for him in *All-Stars*. A solid alliance known as Shawn's Angels and a Co-HOH helped Roman assert his place in the game, but he faced steep opposition, such as when an explosive Week 4 saw him almost exit in a tense tie vote on the block. Roman bounced back with a second Co-HOH and a Veto win, helping take out a public enemy in Andrea O. However, in taking out the biggest target, he found himself back in the hot seat, as the opposition Demolishers alliance gained the HOH. Up against another public enemy in Oli, Roman's chances of survival were still decent, until his Shawn's Angels ally Jeremy B. decided the opportunity to take out a winner was too great and turned on him, blindsiding Roman one round from jury in a 4-3 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Patrick's Nom Evicted

## Trivia

* Roman was the very first winner of *Suitman's Big Brother*.
* Roman was the winner of the very first HOH competition, the first person to win two HOH competitions, and also the first person to win HOH in back-to-back weeks that they were eligible.
* Roman co-holds the record for most rounds without being nominated, going 13 out of 14 cycles without being on the block in *Big Brother 1*.
	+ Rich G. from *Big Brother 6* and Max N. from *Big Brother 7* are the only other players to go 13 cycles without nomination.
* Roman was one of seven houseguests that were tied for the most HOH wins in a single season, with four wins in *Big Brother 1*.
	+ This record was beaten by Will I. in *Big Brother Eruption* with five wins.
* Roman also previously held the record for most career HOH wins, with six after *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ This was succeeded once more by Will when he made it to eight career wins in *Big Brother Eruption*.
* Roman is a member of the Zero Votes Club, having received no votes throughout *Big Brother 1*.
* Roman was the first houseguest to go from being a winner in their first season, to evicted pre-jury in their second.
Balance Balls

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests juggle descending balls on a platform for as long as they can.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*

"**Balance Balls**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*, and also featured as a Duel of the Votes competition in *Big Brother 6* and as a Vote Cache competition in *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must balance falling balls on a platform for as long as possible, without any falling off.

The houseguest who balances for the longest duration without falling wins the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* George I. currently holds the record time length in this competition, with 299 seconds.
Austin E.

**Austin E.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 3*. He placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

Nominated by Eric M. in the first Double Eviction, Austin's personality was viewed negatively by his fellow houseguests. With a lack of social connections to keep him around, he was the third evicted by a vote of 7-4.

### Voting History

 2
 *Nominated* | –

## Trivia

* Austin was the first victim of the "non-live" fast forward variant, first implemented in the Week 2 Double Eviction of *Big Brother 3*.
Alexander D.

**Alexander D.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6*. He placed eleventh, and was the first member of the jury.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

Entering the game as a free agent, Alexander hoped laying low long enough would go him deep in the game. However, his failure to get in with the Four Of A Kind power alliance unknowingly pushed Alexander out of the majority social circle. After surviving an eviction against Blair H., he was not as lucky against socially protected Anthony C. in the Double Eviction. Despite the what would become the Fucked In Life Fam alliance trying to save him, he could not get the votes and became the first Juror in a 6-4 vote.
Kamani W.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 11

**Kamani W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In his first season, he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed thirteenth.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

Kamani laid low in the early game, keeping out of major alliances and attempting to feel unthreatening. However, as the Dream Team power alliance continued to control the game, and after his two main Buttercup allies - Jake W. and Andrew K. - were evicted back-to-back (with Kamani also nominated in the later's departure), Kamani fought hard to win HOH. However, at the second Double Eviction in Week 7, enemy John B. claimed HOH, putting Kamani up again. This time, he formed a new alliance with Tisha M. and Raul S. called the Anti Axis. With this new coalition, Tisha used the veto to save Raul, instead pitting Kamani against Birks R., and then also used the Vote Void to block Jacob B. and Sydney D. from voting, ensuring Kamani's eviction survival. In Week 8, Kamani finally won HOH, using it to initially nominate the two key enemy threats, John and Jacob. However, the Emerald Veto the Pocket Veto saved both John and Jacob from eviction, with Tisha continuing to play both sides by using the normal veto on Sydney. This forced an enraged Kamani to have to settle on his own ally Raul and wildcard Matt B. as the nominees, with the Dream Team using this chance to backdoor Raul to the jury, ruining Kamani's HOH altogether. To add insult to injury, Jacob bounced back to win both HOH and POV in Week 9, throwing Kamani up against the untrustworthy Tisha. Despite campaigning for Tisha's eviction, she was able to convince both John and Sydney to keep her, resulting in Kamani's eviction to the jury in sixth place, by a vote of 2-1.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance* after a successful run in the previous season, Kamani teamed up with former allies Jimmy T. and Jayson B. With Chazz D. and Chili L. both HOH due to the Dual Powers in Week 4, Kamani found himself nominated for eviction, and later unsaved by either of the two POV winners. Facing eviction next to the socially-integrated Marissa W., he knew his days were numbered, and with his allies also evicting him, Kamani finished in thirteenth by a vote of 7-2.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4
Magnus L.

**Magnus L.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4*. He placed ninth, and was the third member of the jury.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

A key member of the Anti Mid Gens, Magnus was the first person to retaliate against the dominating Mid Gens team, nominating AJ B. and George I. for eviction with his HOH in Week 4. When George and Rhys R. both won the POV, thanks to a Veto Care Package, he found himself having to re-nom two more people. He picked the last possible *Mid Gen* choice in competition threat Oli G. and a pawn in Tyler K., leading to the first successful week for the Anti Mid Gens, when Oli was booted unanimously to the jury. However this had consequences for Magnus when, in Week 6, George regained power for the *Mid Gens* and put Magnus on the block. In a tense 3-3 tie vote, George ultimately decided to take out the player responsible for Oli's demise, and Magnus became the third member of the jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Decisions Decisions

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must choose a puzzle to solve, which also affects their final time.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*

"**Decisions Decisions**" is a Duel of the Votes competition which appeared in *Big Brother 6*, and later featured as a Power of Veto competition in *Big Brother 7* and *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. It also featured as a Carnival competition in *Big Brother 9*.

## Rules

In this puzzle competition, houseguests have to complete one of two jigsaw puzzles, one easier than the other. The easier puzzle is only 50 pieces, while the other is a harder puzzle with 100 pieces.

Houseguests must first choose a puzzle they want to complete, and it will be mailed to them. They cannot change their decision after viewing the puzzle. If houseguests choose the easier puzzle, their final time will be doubled, where as if they choose the harder puzzle, their time will remain unchanged.

The houseguest who completes the puzzle in the fastest time will win the Duel of the Votes, and will have their choice of how many votes they will cast at the upcoming eviction.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 9*, the puzzle sizes were increased to 75 and 125 respectively, for the Carnival Ride Competition.

## Trivia

* Anthony C. holds the record for this challenge, with a final time of 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
* This comp in similar in style to "Trinity Power".
* This featured as the first ever Carnival competition, when it appeared in *Big Brother 9*.
Panic Button

### **Description**

A competition where houseguest compete in mini-competitions to avoid being the worst or slowest each round.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Panic Button**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguest must juggle their skills in various flash games and their judgement of timing.

Each round, Shawn will present the houseguests with a flash game. Houseguests then must try and complete the flash game to the best of their ability, trying to get the best score possible. They also have to ensure however, they screenshot and submit their score to Shawn as fast as they can.

The person with the worst score in the flash game AND the person who submitted their score last each round, are both eliminated.

The person who submits last is the person eliminated first, before it's determined who is eliminated for the worst score.

Each round, two players are lost until only one person is left standing to become the new Head of Household.
Ray G.

* Double Trouble
* Big Brother 6

**Ray G.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he placed seventh, and was the fifth member of the jury. In his second season, he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

Ray proved himself a force to be reckoned with when he arrived in the house, winning HOH three times before anyone else even won it twice, within the first eight rounds of the game. He along with his alliance, Four Of A Kind, controlled the opening portion on the game, until the eviction of Alexander D. started the formation of a counter alliance known as Time To Turn This Bitch. With his third and final HOH he attempted to take out his key enemy, Bennett N., but was thwarted by the Duel of the Votes, which stopped Victoria W. from making the vote tie. The Secret Week that followed saw Ray hit the block for the first time thanks to an unknown HOH (JaVale M.), forcing him to win the veto and take himself down, but losing Victoria in the process. Ultimately, Ryan B.'s HOH in Week 9 saw Ray's final downfall as, on the block next to fellow ally Chloe D., he received every vote to evict him to the jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 13'*s Joey F. for the *Double Trouble* season, Ray was less than impressed on being nominated in Week 1. Luckily he survived by an almost unanimous vote, but Joey & Ray found themselves targeted again in Week 3's Double Eviction and once more in Week 4. Ray's game continued to be problematic into the non-pairs phase as he found himself nominated three more times - including against Joey - all of which he managed to survive though his independent social connections. In an effort to try and avoid the block, Ray formed the Sovereign Four power alliance of competition winners James R., Chloe D. and Nolan K. in an effort to propel himself to the end. Unfortunately James was unwilling to nominate Will I. as an initial nominee, so chose Ray instead to sit next to JaVale M. Unfortunately Will won the veto, removing the potential for a backdoor plan, and leaving Ray up on the block. Ultimately, Chloe and Nolan decided they did not Ray in the game more than JaVale, and evicted him unanimously 3-0.

## Trivia

* Ray is the first houseguest to secretly win POV as a result of the Secret Week twist.
	+ Max N. and Andy F. would follow him in *Big Brother 7* and *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* respectively.