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Mari E.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 9

**Mari E.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In her first season, she placed fourth, and was the eighth member of the jury. In her second season, she placed tenth, and was the second member of the jury.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Despite laying low for the first half of the season, Mari was still keen to make a loud mark on the season. Forming The Coven with LeQuisha Q. and Lynette B., Mari waited in the wings, making small moves like winning the veto to save LeQuisha at the first Double Eviction. Ultimately it was the tickets she was trying to win in the Carnival competitions, allowing her to buy the powerful Coup d'Etat. At the Instant Eviction in Week 8, Eli O. took the first swing at Mari by nominating her against Shadi C., but Mari bit back. She used the Coup to overthrow Eli as HOH, take herself down, and put Tico F. on the block instead as a pawn. However instead of evicting Shadi, it was Tico who was unanimously send to the jury, as Lynette stuck close to her "Basilisk" duo with Shadi. After the failed blindside, the Coven began to splinter as Lynette used her HOH to go after enemies of Shadi, nominating Mari as a replacement nominee against Eli on the block, luckily surviving. After that betrayal, Mari wasn't going to let it go quietly, and put the Basilisk duo up directly in Week 11, ending with Lynette's eviction. The disintegration of the Coven was not going to end well however, and Shadi's HOH in the final Double Eviction was used to nominate both LeQuisha and Mari. With the ultimate power to evict left in the hands of Jordan N., Mari did not have the social connection with him to save herself, thus she was evicted to the jury in fourth place.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

In *Second Chance*, Mari was able to lie low as a member of the Mystery Gang alliance (previously the Heartbreakers), using her allies' other connections to stay off the block. A bad move in Week 2 put her on the block for failing the Temptation Competition, but she won the POV to recover her position. The alliance lost all power in Week 6, when opponent Jimmy T. won HOH, nominating both of Mari's allies Marissa W. and Patrick M. After failing to win the POV, Eoin E. used it to save Marissa, instead throwin Mari into the ring as the replacement nominee. Against a member of her own alliance, and with a limited number of connections, Mari was evicted to the Jury in a close vote of 4-3.

## Trivia

* Mari is the first ever houseguest to use the power of Coup d'Etat to overthrow the HOH and set new final nominees for the week.
Hidden Rule

### **Description**

Houseguests must discover the 'hidden rule' to a set of equations, to eliminate other players.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*

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

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests work out the unknown 'hidden rule' to equations, in order to send the correct answer, and win the power to eliminate a fellow houseguest from the competition.

This competition lasts 4 rounds. Each round will begin with a problem being revealed. The problem will be 2 numbers and an unknown 'hidden rule', which explains how the two numbers are used to get to the answer. This rule is not as straightforward as using simple arithmetic.

Houseguests must use hints to find out what the problem's hidden rule is, which will allow them to guess the correct answer before their opponents. In each round houseguests will send numbers, from which two will be randomly chosen as the next hint. All players will be given 2 minutes to answer after each hint is revealed. Hints will continue until a player is first to give the answer.

The first player to post the correct answer wins the power to eliminate someone from the running. However, any player that answers incorrectly is eliminated themselves instead.

After all 4 rounds, the last player standing becomes the new Head of Household.
Lynette B.

**Lynette B.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9*. She placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Separated from two of the season's key alliances, Lynette made traction in the game through other relations, including the Coven alliance with Mari E. and LeQuisha Q., as well as her "Basilisk" dynamic duo with Shadi C. Lynette's first big mark on the game came when she won HOH in Week 5, making the pivotal nomination of Chandler P. to send him out of the game, currying favor with power players such as Patrick M., but making an enemy of Ryan D. Thus after Ryan returned from eviction on the Ghost Train and won HOH, Lynette was nominated for the first time against Patrick, forcing her to win her second POV of the season to take herself down. After Mari clearly attempted to get Shadi out with the Coup d'Etat in the Instant Eviction, Lynette realised she'd soon have to pick between the Cover and Basilisk. With numbers dwindling, she used her second HOH in Week 10 to turn on Mari in a backdoor attempt, but was unsuccessful, leading to Eli's eviction instead. Mari did not take betrayal lightly, and used her HOH in Week 11 to put both Lynette and Shadi up next to each other. With LeQuisha now forced to chose between two key allies, she ultimately went with the Randomize's Slaves alliance and Jordan N. to evict comp threat Lynette in fifth place by a vote of 2-0.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
Backwards Recall

"**Backwards Recall**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests must try and guess words that Shawn spells backwards, one letter at a time, to either earn points for themselves or eliminate their competitors.

Shawn starts off each round by telling houseguests how many letters the word he's about to spell is. He then begins spelling the word backwards, one letter at a time. Once a houseguest thinks they know what word Shawn's spelling that round, they buzz in and state their answer.

If a houseguest guesses correctly, they are then presented with two options. They can either take two points for themselves towards winning HOH, or they can take one point for themselves towards winning HOH, but also eliminate another competing houseguest from the HOH competition.

The first houseguest to reach six points without being eliminated by another player, or the last houseguest standing, wins Head of Household.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother All-Stars* the number of points required for a win was reduced to three, to speed it up as part of a Double Eviction.
Birks R.

**Birks R.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*. He placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

A member of the minority Baddie B's alliance, Birks was not always in the safe in the game. Lacking in competition ability, he was forced to rely on a social game to stay in. Managing to avoid eviction in both Week 3 by HOH Sydney D. and in Week 6 by HOH Jacob B., his alliance continued to disintegrate before his eyes with the boost of Bryan J. and Andrew K. Then at the second Double Eviction on Week 7, Tisha M. enacted a plan with her new Anti Axis alliance to save Raul S. with the POV, leading HOH John B. to name Birks as the replacement. Birks had a chance to be saved with fellow nominee Kamani W. being a larger target. However, the Anti Axis included Kamani, and they wanted to save him. Tisha used to Vote Void to block Jacob and Sydney D. from voting, whilst wildcard Matt B. unexpectedly voted to evict Birks, ultimately unanimously backdooring him in a blindsiding 3-0 vote.
Brittany J.

* Big Brother 4
* Big Brother 2

**Brittany J.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2* and *Big Brother 4*. She placed fifteenth in her first season, and thirteenth in her second season.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

A key early target of the Outsiders alliance in *Big Brother 2*, Brittany found herself up on the block in both of the first two weeks. She was saved over Joel W. by the Seven Deadly Sinners alliance in the first week, however in Week 2 they decided their ally Anthony F. was more valuable, and thus Brittany was the second to leave in a 7-4 vote.

### Voting History

 2

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

After returning to the game as The 17th Houseguest in *Big Brother 4*, Brittany aimed to change her fate from her first season. However she found herself an early target of Mike R. along with other members of her Mid Gens team. After Mike swapped her off the *Mid Gens* team onto the *Late Vets* team with his Care Package, he became HOH and nominated her for eviction alongside pawn Clair F., where she was once again pre-juried in a 6-2 vote.

### Voting History

 –
 2
 3

## Trivia

* Brittany became the first ever houseguest to return for a second season in *Big Brother 4*, as part of The 17th Houseguest twist.
* She was the first person to be selected as a replacement nominee in a Co-HOH week during *Big Brother 2*.
Chazz D.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 1

**Chazz D.** was the winner of *Big Brother Second Chance*, who previously competed on *Big Brother 1*. In his first season, he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury. In his second season, he received seven out of nine Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 1

### Game Summary

Adopting an under-the-radar strategy did not stop Chazz from becoming a constant pawn for the block, being nominated four times until he was placed up against Sam P. in Week 9 and evicted unanimously. He is remembered for his unusual inability to win any competitions.

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chances*, Chazz overhauled the way he approached the game, opting to make more of a physical impact, especially after having to fight to narrowly survive in only Week 1 against Joel W. Despite the poor start, Chazz managed to win five HOHs throughout the season, tying the series record, allowing him to control significant portions of the season and influence it's direction. He played a part in ensuring that two people who nominated him - Chili L. and Eoin E. - left the game, and continued to play a social game with alliances such as Team H and Rebels. He found himself in danger again at the Double Eviction in Week 8, where we was almost backdoored out. But key allies - including his "Chimmy" duo with Jimmy T. - ensured he stayed in the game, with only one vote against him from Marissa W. After taking Marissa out in his last HOH of the season, Nicky went onto win the final HOH competition, stopping Chazz going to the final two with Jimmy. Considering herself to have the best chance against Chazz, she evicted Jimmy in third place, taking him to the final two. Facing the Jury, Chazz drew criticism from people who saw him as Jimmy's sheep through the game, but received high praise for owning up to that fact, and for his multiple HOH wins. He was therefore crowned the winner by the jury in a vote of 7-2.

## Trivia

* Chazz previously co-held the title of most single-season HOH wins alongside Will I. from *Big Brother Eruption* and Ethan H. from *Big Brother 13*, with a total of 5.
	+ This was broken by James R. in *Big Brother Endgame*, with a total of 7 HOH wins.
* Chazz formerly held the record for most times surviving eviction alongside *Big Brother 2* runner-up Joe H. with three, however this was surpassed in *Big Brother 3* by Brendon R.
* He is the first ever person to be immune without winning HOH or the veto, the first to cast an extra eviction vote (received through the Nominee's Revenge), and the first to get their eviction vote voided.
Jeopardy Junction

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

A new competition for houseguests to make risky decisions in hopes of earning greater powers.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 11*

**Jeopardy Junction** is a twist from *Big Brother 11*. It introduced the 'Jeopardy Competition', which gives houseguests the chance to win advantages and powers, but only if they are willing to risk things they already have in order to compete.

## Overview

Each week, two houseguests will enter Jeopardy Junction. The first person is chosen by the newly reigned Head of Household after the HOH competition (they cannot pick themselves). The second person will be the first to locate access to the Junction, via a clue, given to players by the host after the Power of Veto competition the next day.

The players who get to visit Jeopardy Junction will be faced with a difficult task known as the Jeopardy Competition. This special competition is played individually and must be completed to a set "pass" standard, where anything less will be considered a "fail". Both houseguests who enter the Junction each week will play the same competition.

In order to compete in the Jeopardy Competition, houseguests must first wager something they already have naturally as part of the game. There are three levels of wager - Low, Medium, and High. The greater the wager, the more valuable and impactful the possible reward could be, but that also means risking more in pursuit of it.

The set wagers for the week are explained to each houseguest that enters Jeopardy Junction, as well as a vague summary of what to expect in the Jeopardy Competition, along with any time limit they'll have to complete it in. Houseguests must decide how much of their game they want to risk by selecting the appropriate wager. Alternatively, houseguests can also choose to "walk away" from Jeopardy Junction if they're confident they won't pass the competition, or don't want to risk it.

If a houseguest passes the Jeopardy Competition, they get to keep their wager, and win a power relevant to the level of wager they chose by picking one of a selection of crates, in which the possible powers are hidden. When a crate is selected, the power inside is awarded to that houseguest and cannot be claimed by anyone else in the future. If a houseguest fails the Jeopardy Competition, they lose whatever they wagered for a set period of time, and gain no power. The set wagers for each week are pre-determined each week, and can change throughout the season, as well as some wagers having public consequences.

Jeopardy Junction is not available for the entire season, and will be closed without notice, so houseguests are encouraged to take advantage of the Junction while they have the chance.

## List of Jeopardy Competitions

 "Criss-Cross"
 "BB Tuck Shop"
 "Devil's Puzzle"
 "Boost That Score"
 "Mail Mash-Up"
Gyul! Hap!

### **Description**

A challenge where houseguests must locate specific 'matches' in a grid of colors and symbols.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Gyul! Hap!**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this mental puzzle competition, houseguests identify patterns in colors and symbols, with the aim of scoring as many points as possible.

Each round players receive a board containing 9 symbols. Each symbol shows a shape on a background. There are:

* 3 possible shapes.
* 3 possible shape colors.
* 3 possible background colors.

Houseguests are required to find all of the 'matches' on the board before their opponents. A match (called a HAP) is defined as follows: Each of the three characteristics is either the SAME ON ALL SYMBOLS, or is DIFFERENT ON ALL 3 SYMBOLS.

When the board is revealed, houseguests have 5 minutes to name as many Haps (matches) as possible via mail. They would still score points for finding a Hap if they are slower than other players, as long as a correct Haps arrives in Shawn's inbox within 5 minutes to score.

Each symbols on the grid follow a number system from 1-9 and players send the numbers of the 3 symbols that form a Hap (aka, 3 5 2). If the combination is indeed a Hap, they earn 1 point. If the combination is not a Hap, then they lose 1 point.

When a houseguest believes they have identified all possible Haps on the board, then they may send the phrase GYUL. Gyul means that they think are no more Haps remaining. If they are correct and there is indeed no more Haps, then they gain 3 points. However, if they are incorrect and there are more Haps remaining on the board that they have not identified, they lose 2 points.

The final chance for points comes with speed. The first person to send all Haps and correctly send Gyul wins 1 bonus point.

The game consists of only three 5 minute rounds. The player with most points at the end will win the Power of Veto.
Impact Player

The **Impact Player** is a twist from *Big Brother Endgame*. It allows one player to win a new power position, allowing them to select one twist, change or game 'mutation' to enter the game for the week.

## Overview

In *Big Brother Endgame*, rather than manufacturing twists to be placed certain weeks of the game, the power to implement a twist or change to a week will rested in the hands of a single person known as the Impact Player - a power position in the game decided during the HOH competition.

The Impact Player had only a short time only after the HOH competition to select one of three 'mutations' to the week to enter the game. These could only be minor changes, such as no Houseguest's Choice in the Veto draw, but could escalate to the levels of removing the HOH from the Veto competition, or as far as triggering a Triple Eviction at the end of the week. These twists were set into designated weeks.

The Impact Player could be presented with the opportunity to 'be' the impact of the week, in the form of a power they bestow upon themselves, such as the ability to void eviction votes, gain Immunity at a cost, or become the Co-HOH.

The way houseguests become the Impact Player could change depending on the competition, but it essentially involved either 'bailing out' of their chance at the HOH to take the Impact Player power instead, or opting to play for Impact Player rather than HOH at the start of the competition.

Only the first person who meets the stated threshold to state *Shawn, I'm Bailing Out to Become Impact Player* will claim the power position. If the HOH was won before anyone takes the Impact Player power, then there was no Impact Player that week.

In another competition, houseguests may instead have to decide before the competition begins whether they are playing for HOH or the Impact Player position, and would be unable to play for both. This splits the group into two groups that continue to play the same competition, only competing against those vying for the same power. If no players opt to play for Impact Power, then no one would take it for the week. If only 1 person ops for Impact Power, they would win it automatically.

Impact Players could only influence the week that they are in the position, thus any powers they gained did not have longevity beyond that week in the game. Any power or twist to the game implemented by the Impact Player would eventually be revealed publicly by the end of the week.

There was no rule against winning Impact Player in back to back weeks, however the Outgoing HOH would still remain unable to play the HOH competition the next week, and therefore would also be unable to gain Impact Player.
Karmageddon

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must collect karma values to reach a certain number, whilst following a set criteria.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 13*

"**Karmageddon**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests try to find eight users on Tengaged.com whose karma amounts adds up to a total of 12,000. However, they must not use any Tengaged user who is in the Top 100 ranks, or use any Tengaged user that has less than 500 karma.

A houseguest's individual score is be the sum of two numbers, which is determined as follows:

* The total number of karma that they are off of 12,000 karma will be MULTIPLIED by 50.
* The DIFFERENCE between the highest and lowest karma amounts on your list of 8 users.

Each player gets one submission. That submission must have working links, or they are penalized 100 points for each non-working link.

The person with the lowest amount of penalty points wins the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* James R. and Oli G. are currently tied for the record score in this competition, with 172 penalty points.
Day-Durance

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must post messages every hour they can for 24 hours.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 9*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Day-Durance**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1* as Part 1 of the Final Head of Household competition, and as a Carnival competition in *Big Brother 9*.

## Rules

In this endurance competition, houseguests must post on the hour every hour they can over the course of 24 hours.

Shawn will begin the challenge by posting "Challenge Begins Now" at a set time, and every time that post reaches the hour mark, starting from 1 hour after the initial post, houseguests must send a mail to Shawn stating "holds on".

The mail must be sent from within 1 minute on either side of the hour, bang on, for it to count.

This continues for 24 hours, with the final "holds on" mail slated for a whole 1 day after the competition began.

The person who has correctly posted for the most hours within 24 hours wins the first part of the final Head of Household competition.

A tie will be broken by whoever posted first for the most number of hours out of their valid posting hours.
Muddled Words

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must form a word out of as many letters as possbile, out of what they are given.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

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

## Rules

In this mental and strategy competition, houseguests have three minutes to gather letters, and then spell a word.

First Shawn mails the each houseguest a question with several possible answers. They must send a separate mail for each answer they give. Once they feel comfortable with the amount of answers they have given, they must mail again to "stop my time".

Whatever time remaining from each player's three minutes is carried over to part 2. For each correct answer given in part 1, a houseguest gets a randomly selected letter of the alphabet.

The randomized letters are then given to the houseguests, who have whatever time is remaining to put a word together. If their word shows up on Dictionary.com it's a valid word.

The person who gets the longest word submitted wins the Power of Veto.

In case of a tie, the person with the highest scoring word in a game of scrabble wins. If that's still tied the one with most correct answers to their question wins.

## Modifications

In the original *Big Brother 1* format of this competition there was no question, and the houseguests just asked for the number of letters they wanted to use. Each letter deducted 30 seconds out of 10 minutes of word-forming time. Just like the current format, their letters were determined randomly, and the houseguest with the longest valid word won.

## Trivia

* Maddy W. currently holds the record word length in this competition, with the 11-letter word "detatchments".
Joel W.

* Second Chance
* Big Brother 2

**Joel W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 2* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In both seasons, he placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 2

### Game Summary

Although a member of the Seven Deadly Sinners - the first alliance of the season - Joel found himself in trouble in the first week, after two non-members placed him on the block. Members of the Sinners then decided fellow nominee Brittany J. was more valuable than him, despite not being part of the alliance, and they ultimately turned, resulting in Joel being the first person evicted in a 7-5 vote.

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance*, Joel was determined not to let history repeat itself. However after being nominated by HOH Chili L., and facing Chazz D. in the eviction, Joel's worst nightmare was about to be realised. He was evicted in sixteenth place once again, in a close vote of 6-5.

## Trivia

* Along with Anthony F., Joel was one of the first set of people to ever be nominated in a Co-HOH week.
	+ This resulted in him being the first ever person to be evicted in a Co-HOH week.
* Joel is the first and only person to be evicted first twice.
* Joel holds the lowest placement average of any returning player, with 16.
Blockus

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests play a board game similar to Tetris in matchups.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

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

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests play the board game *Blockus*, which is similar to Tetris.

The aim of the game is to place Tetris-like blocks on the edges of other blocks, with the intention of strategically stopping the opponent's ability to place any further blocks, whilst ensuring they are still able to place blocks themselves. The ultimate goal of the game is to remove as many blocks as possible.

After three rounds, the last two houseguests standing will face off in a direct head-to-head game, with the winner of that final game becoming the new Head of Household.

In the event of a tie at any point in the matchups, the houseguest with the most block shapes left, rather than individual block pieces will be eliminated. If still tied, those tied players will have a rematch game.
Hide And Go Veto

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must hide and search for veto cards in the first blogs of *Suitman's Survivor* castaways.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*

"**Hide And Go Veto**" is a Power of Veto competition which appeared in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this endurance competition, houseguest must hide and search for Veto Cards in the first blogs of any *Suitman's Survivor* castaway.

At the beginning of the competition, each houseguest must pick the first blog of a past *Suitman's Survivor* castaway, in which Shawn will place their Veto Card anonymously.

On Shawn's go, houseguests then must begin searching the first blogs of all *Suitman's Survivor* past castaways for other people's Veto Cards.

Once a player's anonymous Veto Card is found, they are out of the competition, but may still search for other Veto Cards.

The person who's Veto Card is found last will win the Power of Veto.

If the competition lasts longer than one hour to locate all Veto Cards, houesguests are given hints to the locales of the Veto Cards.
Blair H.

**Blair H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 6*. She placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 6

### Game Summary

After voting incorrectly to evict Darius B. at the first eviction, Blair found herself up on the block right next to him when Ray G. won HOH for the majority Four Of A Kind alliance. After Darius won the veto and took himself down, a more likeable player in Alexander D. took his place, and Blair became the second evictee in a heavy 8-2 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 3
Jimmy T.

* Double Trouble
* Second Chance
* Big Brother 11

**Jimmy T.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*, *Big Brother Second Chance* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season, he placed thirteenth. In his second season, he placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury. In his third season, he placed eleventh, and was the first member of the jury.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

Securing himself in a power position with the Fab Five alliance, and winning a HOH in Week 2, it seemed like Jimmy had his path through the early phase of the game all but set. However, at the Double Eviction in Week 3, HOH Jake W. made the unexpected decision to target him directly. Jimmy reacted badly to his nomination, and was further frustrated by the fact he couldn't win the veto to save himself. He was however hopeful that he'd survive the eviction with the help of the Fab Five, but instead all four of his key allies turned on him, joining the rest of the house besides Matt in evicting Jimmy over Bryan J. by a 8-1 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 *Nominated* | –

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

After his game was cut short in *Big Brother 11*, Jimmy returned for the next season, *Big Brother Second Chance*, hell-bent on making it to the end. Involved in alliances such as Team H and the Rebels, Jimmy secured trust with his fellow players, and asserted his strategic power by winning multiple competitions, becoming viewed as the pivotal decision-maker of the season. Despite an early nomination by Eoin E., in Week 3, Jimmy rebounded by winning the Veto to keep himself safe. Along with closest ally Chazz D., the 'Chimmy" duo frequently held the most power in the game, and Jimmy did not find himself nominated again until the final three. After Nicky S. won the final HOH, Jimmy and Chazz's hopes of making final two together were dashed. Ultimately Nicky decided she had a better chance against Chazz at the end, ans do Jimmy was evicted as the last member of the Jury in third place.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 13'*s Evan T. for the *Double Trouble* season, Jimmy managed to avoid the block all together during the pre-jury pairs phase, becoming the only un-nominated pair with Evan. Unfortunately having won three competitions between them, this unique status painted a target on their backs. In Week 5 HOH James R. threw Jimmy up on the block, and due to his lack of connections and inevitable demise, even his partner Evan chose to vote him out to advance his own position. Jimmy became the first member of the Jury in a unanimous 8-0 vote.
Investment and Donation

### **Description**

A challenge where houseguests aim to invest the most money, but avoid donating the least money.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Investment and Donation**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Double Trouble*.

## Rules

In this strategy competition, houseguests will invest and donate your money for 7 rounds, attempting to obtain the MAJOR shareholder label, while avoiding the MISER label.

Each player will begin the game with $150 which cannot be divided into change, given to them in the following banknote increments:

* 10 x $1 banknotes
* 10 x $5 banknotes
* 4 x $10 banknotes
* 1 x $50 banknotes

In each round players may INVEST and DONATE any amount of their bank notes, specifically noting which notes they are using each time.

The highest investor in each round will receive a MAJOR shareholder label, and the lowest donator in each round will receive a MISER label.

There are rules in the event of a tie for labels each round. If multiple players INVESTED the same highest amount of money in a round, NONE of them will receive a MAJOR label. The player(s) who donated the 2nd biggest amount receives it instead. However, if multiple players DONATED the least money, they will ALL receive a MISER label.

The only player immune from receiving the MISER label in each round is the player who wins the MAJOR label. In this instance, if there are no other tied players for lowest, the player who donated the 2nd lowest amount will receive it instead.

After all 7 rounds are calculated, the player with the highest score after their MISER labels are deducted from their MAJOR labels will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, the player with the most MAJOR labels alone wins the tie. If still tied, then the player who donated the most money in total wins.
Egg Run

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests complete a flash game in as few clicks as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*

"**Egg Run**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*, and also featured as a Duel of the Votes competition in *Big Brother 6*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must help a little egg jump home by completing all stages.

The houseguest who completes the game in the fewest number of total jumps becomes the new Head of Household.

## Trivia

* Max N. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 69 jumps.
* This featured as the first ever Duel of the Votes competition, when it appeared in *Big Brother 6*.
	+ It was also only the second competition to not be for HOH or POV, after "Sudoku" was the Temptation competition in *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ This also marked the first time in *Suitman's Big Brother* where a competition ended without a victor, after both Alexander D. and Victoria W. failed to compete.
Truth Chain

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests have to re-order historical events into chronological order in as few guesses as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*

"**Truth Chain**" is a Head of Household or Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests have to re-order real-life historical events into chronological order in as few guesses and as fast as possible.

Shawn begins the competition by posting a series of real-life facts that have occurred on a particular date in history in a jumbled up order.

Houseguests have to re-order the events so they are in chronological order historically. When houseguests make a guess, Shawn will tell them how many are right, but not which ones.

The houseguest who correctly places all the events in the fewest number of guesses will win the Power of Veto. If there is a tie, whoever answered faster will win.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 11*, instead of re-ordering the events in the fewest number of guesses, houseguests had to race to re-order the events first. Once a houseguest submitted a guess, they had to wait five minutes (if they were wrong) before being allowed to make another guess.
Tyler R.

**Tyler R.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. He placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Recruited onto the season by Chloe D., Tyler found himself an early block pawn for the first few weeks of the game. His fate changed when he and Chloe were inducted into the Expendables alliance with two other duos, enabling him to stay off the block, despite his lack of challenge prowess. As the alliance dropped James R. and Nick N. to become the Core Four, the opposition Single Ladies alliance finally gained power when Ryan B. won HOH. Despite the other duo of the Core Four (Max A. and Hali F.) being nominated initially, the pocket veto combined with the regular veto enabled them to save themselves, forcing Ryan B. to nominate Tyler and Chloe up together in their places. With Chloe viewed as more socially and physically useful, Tyler was evicted to the jury by a vote of 4-1.

## Trivia

* Tyler was the first person to win a Vote Cache competition.
Ryan P.

**Ryan P.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. He placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

Ryan's eviction was a stark example as to why forgetting to vote may cost you the game. Despite getting in the social circles, Ryan was painted as a threat by some for his reputation outside the game. As a result, after picking up a penalty vote for not voting in Week 2, Stuart H. put him on the block as a replacement nominee in Week 3, attempting to backdoor him. Ryan campaigned for his survival, but the Veterans alliance rallied the votes against him, causing what would have been a 5-5 tie. Ryan's Week 2 penalty vote automatically broke the tie, evicting him by a final vote of 6-5.

### Voting History

 2
 3
John B.

* Double Trouble
* Big Brother 11

**John B.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother 11*, who also returned *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he received three out of nine Jury votes to win. In his second season he placed eighteenth.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

Playing a covert social game early on as part of the Fab Five alliance, John's first competition win only came in Week 5, when he secretly won HOH. However, John's reluctance to admit he was HOH caused his new Dream Team to miscalculate the eviction votes required against enemy Andrew K., and John continued to stay out of winning power, until his second HOH as part of the Week 7 Double Eviction. Here the alliance's chances at taking out Kamani W. were dashed by Tisha M.'s clever veto decision and a stray vote by wildcard ally Matt W. At the all-Dream Team final five, John won his third HOH, which resulted in a 1-1 vote between nominees Matt and Tisha M.. John surprised the jury by saving competition threat Tisha and evicting the unthreatening Matt. Subsequently, Tisha won the final two HOHs, putting sole eviction votes into Jacob B. and her hands for the final four and three. At both, John managed to convince them to keep him around, instead seeing off Sydney and then Jacob, to sit next to Tisha in the final two. Despite his early plans of laying low early on, some strategic moves - such as the secrecy behind his first HOH and decision to save Tisha with the tiebreaker - garnered negative opinions. Therefore, John finished as runner-up to Tisha by a vote of 6-3.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 11'*s Jayson B. for the *Double Trouble* season, John's early goal was to simply try and stay off the radar in a large cast of All-Stars. However, as they had not integrated themselves into any major alliances, Jayson and John found themselves as easy scapegoats for nomination from HOH Evan T. in Week 3, who wished not to make any major waves in the game. Facing elimination, Jayson & John could not compete against the connections of fellow nominees Sydney D. and Will I., finding themselves evicted in a vote of 10-1. John was defeated in their Battle Back duel by Jayson, and did not advance to the final skirmish.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* John is a member of the Zero Votes Club, having received no votes throughout *Big Brother 11*.
Get My Grid Down

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests unscramble usernames, spam people, and solve a crossword.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*

"**Get My Grid Down**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this mixture competition, houseguests have to unscramble usernames of *Suitman Reality* alumni, spam users to help them get an easier puzzle, and then solve a crossword puzzle.

Shawn begins the competition by giving all houseguests 12 Tengaged usernames of Suitman alumni, which are jumbled up. Houseguests need to unscramble all 12 usernames, and then use the first letter of each username to form a 12-letter word.

Once they have the word figured out, houseguests then need to get 10 users to mail Shawn the correct 12-letter word. The faster a houseguest completes this, the easier the puzzle will be they have to solve. The first to finish will receive the smallest grid, and the grid size for the crossword will increase as the placements go, with the last houseguest to finish the spamming receiving the largest size.

All houseguests will receive their crossword puzzles at the same time, and have only one hour to complete them. The crosswords offer a cheat/help option, but using it will penalize their puzzle timer.

After the hour is up, houseguests need to submit a screenshot of their completed puzzle with the fastest completion time they could get, or how far they got before time ran out.

The houseguest who completes their crossword puzzle in the fastest time, or the houseguest who got the furthest in the shortest amount of time if nobody finishes their puzzle, will win the Power of Veto.
Patrick R.

**Patrick R.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*. He placed fourteenth.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

Patrick's lack of interest in the game lead him to make a fatal choice that would send him home. After surviving the Week 2 eviction, despite making it clear he didn't mind being evicted instead, he was nominated again by Sydney D. Patrick then won the POV, giving him the chance to save himself if he so wished. Instead, he made the unprecedented decision to stay on the block, opting to veto fellow nominee Andrew K. in his place. Now up against Birks R., and in reflection of his decision, Patrick was almost unanimously evicted from the house, with only Andrew voting to keep him out of respect for saving him.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* Patrick is the first and only person to not use the Power of Veto on themselves while being nominated.
	+ He instead vetoed the *other* nominee, Andrew K.
Joey F.

* Double Trouble
* Big Brother 13

**Joey F.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13* and *Big Brother Double Trouble*. In his first season he was evicted in eleventh, but placed twelfth overall after his defeat in the Comeback Competition. In his second season, he placed tenth, and was the second member of the jury.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

An argumentative figure on the season, Joey frequently attempted to take shots at the majority Starters alliance. However, after failing to evict Ethan H. by one vote in Week 2, Joey found himself nominated by him as HOH in Week 3 as the primary target. Joey was subsequently evicted unanimously against Blake R., and then lost in Camp Comeback to Zee S.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 6'*s Ray G. for the *Double Trouble* season, Joey 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. Unfortunately, Joey lacked the challenge prowess to take a hold on the season, and when he was nominated against Ray himself following the end of the pairs phase in Week 6, his fate was all but sealed. Joey was evicted to the Jury by a unanimous vote of 6-0.
Chili L.

* Second Chance
* Blood vs. Water

**Chili L.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* and *Big Brother Second Chance*. In both her seasons, she placed eleventh, and was the first member of the jury.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Invited to play by partner Anthony C., Chili quickly made her mark in the game as part of the Make-A-Wish Squad power alliance, solidifying her social stance in the game. However, in a failed attempt to save Nolan K. during the HOH of ally Max A. in Week 3, she caused a tense 7-6 vote against the wishes of her alliance, forming a rift between her and her allies. Chili managed to win the next HOH to target the duo or Ryan B. and Ryan S. in an attempt to regain trust, however Max and his duo Hali F. no longer fully trusted her, forming a new alliance called The Expendables. When Ryan B. won HOH in Week 5 however, he took revenge for Chili's HOH by putting her up against her partner Anthony. Despite Anthony winning the POV to stay safe, Chili was still in danger against Romeo K., and turned to Max and Hali for their votes. Unfortunately, they decided Chili was no longer in their best interests as an ally, and along with The Expendables, sent Chili packing as the first member of the jury, in a 8-2 vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance*, Chili asserted her power within the game by winning the first HOH, giving her leverage in the game. Despite this, she struggled to break into the main alliance cliques, and make a big move with her co-HOH on Week 4 in an attempt to find an opening. She nominated Nicky S. for eviction, and then after he was Vetoed, went straight for popular shot-caller Marissa W. as the replacement and target. Unfortunately, Marissa's allies chose to keep her safe, almost unanimously evicting co-HOH Chazz D.'s target Kamani W. over her. This left Chili vulnerable and out of favor with the majority. At the Instant Eviction, Marissa become HOH, and sought revenge on Chili. Nominated next to pawn Stoner D., and with no POV to save her, Chili was evicted by a vote of 5-3, becoming the first member of the Jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Chazz's Nom Evicted
Golfing For Fun

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests try to get the lowest score possible in a golf game.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 6*

"**Golfing For Fun**" 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*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must complete a full round of an online mini-golf game.

The houseguest who completes the game with the lowest score wins the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* AJ B. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 2.
Care Packages

**Care Packages** is a twist from *Big Brother 4*. It allows one houseguest to claim an advantage in the game each week.

## Overview

Each week, a care package will be hidden somewhere. The houseguests receive a clue to help them find it, and if a houseguest does find it, they can claim it to reap it's benefits. Houseguests however, can only claim one care package the entire season, so they need to be strategic about which one they claim.

## History

**Week 1 - Competition Confirmation**

During Week One, the Care Package was a guarantee to play in every Power of Veto competition until Jury. Oli G. found the first Care Package.

**Week 1 - Vote Void**

During the double eviction of Week One, the Care Package was the power to eliminate three eviction votes at the eviction in the following week. Magnus L. found the second Care Package, and used it to eliminate the votes of Clair, George and Rhys.

**Week 2 - Team Swap**

During Week Two, the Care Package was the ability to swap teams with any other houseguest for the remainder of the team-phase of the game. Mike R. found the third Care Package, and used it to switch teams with Brittany J.

**Week 3 - Safe-Keshi-Tard**

During Week Three, the Care Package was guaranteed immunity for the upcoming double eviction, but having to wear the infamous Sackeshi-Tard for the rest of the season. Julian W. found the fourth Care Package.

**Week 4 - Pick A Veto**

During Week Four, the Care Package was the ability to pick a special Power of Veto they wanted to be up for grabs that week. Zyler G. found the fifth Care Package, and used it to pick a Double Veto.

**Week 5 - Co-HOH**

During Week Five, the Care Package was the power to become Co-HOH for the week, allowing them to nominate one person alongside the winner of the regular HOH Competition. Sagar O. found the sixth Care Package, becoming Co-HOH with Julian W. and nominating George.