Robbie

**Robbie** (RobbieHaynes#1702) is the Winner of Big Brother Season 1.

Often seen as an overly confident player, Robbie would be precariously on the outs of the other players early on yet would think he was actually in a position of power. Narrowly dodging nomination the first two weeks due to twists or who won HOH, Robbie would begin to see his social game improve enough to give his confidence merit. Now a part of several alliances, Robbie was truly in the game. During his Week 4 HOH reign, Robbie decided to play safe by nominating inactive players to protect himself as being a target later in the game. He was nominated for the first time in Week 5 alongside Josh as a duo, largely in part for having just nominated new HOH Brayden. The two would be in little danger, however, as their opposition were easy targets and gave zero effort to staying. Nominated in Week 6 as a revenge nomination from Hao, Robbie was noticeably pissed, constantly saying the week was “trash.” While his campaigning skills were not the best, his allies (namely Leon and Ryan) buckled down hard to get him to stay as a weapon to use against Marek, despite both nominees wanting Marek out of the game. After surviving the vote in very large part due to Ryan’s manipulating key players, Robbie would call the first house meeting of the season to take his frustrations out on “master of social game” Marek. This would essentially just boil down to him antagonizing Marek without proper arguing points, losing him some social favor with some in the game despite being entertaining. To Robbie’s horror, Marek would win a clutch HOH in Week 7 immediately following this, which guaranteed him a spot on the block. Fortunately, Robbie would get HG choice and put Ryan into the veto competition, which he and his alliance \*obviously\* threw without question. Ryan would go on to use the POV on Robbie, with Leon using his LOS shortly after. The alliance was quite pleased with themselves this week, having successfully ruined Marek’s HOH. Robbie would begin to realize that the jury was extremely bitter at him, but seemingly took this as a joke with no motivation to change his game or their perception of him, further souring them to him. In Week 9, Robbie would be nominated as a pawn against Ryan, but felt fairly secure that his trio with Leon and Ryan could still stick together if Leon won the veto. When Ryan destroyed the veto and Leon became the replacement nominee, Robbie went completely silent in the game and seemingly did absolutely nothing to campaign according to others in the game. However, he would survive the eviction when Ryan and Hao saw Leon as a bigger threat, w/ Ryan in particular feeling he could manipulate Robbie to take him to the F2. Robbie would go on a confessional strike for seemingly no reason after this point, as well as reportedly not DMing the other players except Ryan much at all. In Week 11, Robbie would be safe for the week when Ryan saw him as his greatest asset to take to the end for the hopefully bitter jury against him. When the nominees failed to win the veto, Robbie would get to cast the sole vote to evict and went along with Ryan’s plans to vote out James as a jury threat. At the F3, Robbie did not win either part of the Final HOH and was at the mercy of the decision of Hao. Luckily, Ryan was seen as a way bigger threat and even Hao thought Robbie might be beatable in the end, securing Robbie his spot in the F2. At the F2, Robbie was criticized by the jury for riding coattails, flopping competitions, and tanking his social game beyond repair with several HGs. To make matters worse for him, he would claim his biggest solo move was his house meeting with Marek, a “move” that arguably \*only\* negatively impacted \*him\* without solid positives because Marek was already a target even to his own allies. Despite this, the Jury hated \*both\* finalists and felt that they might have to reward someone who had at least talked with all of them even if his performance was underwhelming. In the end, a very apathetic and reluctant jury would reward Robbie the win in a close 4 - 3.