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Dog Eat Dog

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests complete timed mini-tasks and either eliminate themselves or others from the competition.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother All-Stars*
*Big Brother 6*

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

## Rules

In this mixture competition, houseguests vote for other houseguests to be forced to complete timed mini-tasks in hopes of eliminating them from the competition, while also trying to win prizes.

Each round, Shawn will display a timed mini-task. Houseguests then have sixty seconds to mail him the person they want to complete the task. Houseguests cannot vote for themselves.

The person with the most votes each round will have to attempt the task.

If the selected houseguest fails the said mini-task, they are out of the competition. If they succeed, they can take out anybody who voted for them to do to task.

This process continues until only two houseguests remain, which then will face off in a head-to-head competition.

When each houseguest is eliminated from the competition, they will claim a prize for the place they finished in. After each subsequent prize is revealed, it's owner may decide to keep their prize, or switch that prize with one that has already been unveiled by the previous eliminees.

The prizes vary, however each individual prize may have the potential to impact the game.

Whatever prize each houseguest is holding at the end of the competition, is what they get. One of the prizes is the HOH Key, and the holder of that prize will become the new Head of Household.

## Modifications

In *Big Brother 2* the challenge featured as a Power of Veto competition. To adapt it, the prize aspect was removed, and it ended with the final two houseguests facing off in a head-to-head mini-task to win the Veto.

Then in *Big Brother All-Stars* and *Big Brother 6*, despite it being a POV competition, the prize aspect returned.

## Trivia

* This was the second competition to award other items besides the winning prize in *Suitman's Big Brother*, after "Fishbowl Lanes".
	+ It is the first competition where the actual winner can potentially not be the same person that wins the Head of Household power.
	+ This is also the first competition to feature the Sackeshi-tard as a punishment.
	+ In *Big Brother All-Stars* it introduced the Legacy Advantage.
* The idea of rewards based on placement was used again for *Big Brother 2* in the "Eliminator" competition.
* This was the controversial competition in *Big Brother 2* that lead to the mass walkout of five houseguests.
Christian B.

**Christian B.** was the winner of *Big Brother 3*. He received eight out of eight Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

Keeping himself out of the limelight for most of the game, Christian remained in the majority with three key alliances in the Big Boring Six, Chaberic, and finally, Garhi. This allowed him to play a clean game whilst staying tight with the power players to remain off the block. When the Garhi alliance reached top four, that's when Christian pulled out the big guns, taking out the biggest threats to his game in Jeremy B. and his ally Jacob J. with the final POV and HOH, to reach the final two with Brendon R. In the end, the whole jury respected his social maneuvers and crucial moves in the last weeks and was crowned the winner with every jury vote in his favor.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Christian is the first and currently the only houseguest of *Suitman's Big Brother* to win a season by a unanimous Jury vote.
	+ He is also the first and currently the only houseguest to play a perfect game.
* Christian is a member of the Zero Votes Club, having received no votes throughout *Big Brother 3*.
Jordan N.

* Eruption
* Big Brother 9

**Jordan N.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother 9*, who returned for *Big Brother Eruption*. In his first season he received three out of eight Jury votes to win. In his second season he placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Jordan might not have had the challenge prowess of his fellow competitors, but there was no disputing his ability to stay in the game and out of trouble. Through the initial Envelopes alliance with Patrick M. and LeQuisha Q., plus it's larger counterpart, Randomize's Slaves, Jordan always ensured he was never in threat of leaving. Put on the block for the first time in Week 5 as a replacement by Lynette B., Jordan only gained votes from the opposing side of the house, leading to the 5-3 eviction of Chandler P. In Week 10, after being nominated by Lynette again, he proved that he could win competitions if he really needed to, taking himself down and forcing Lynette to turn on an ally. At the final 3, Jordan's key connections with LeQuisha from the Envelopes alliance at the start of the game influenced her choice to take him to the final two, evicting Shadi C., a prolific UTR player, over him. Facing the Jury, Jordan received some praise for his more nuanced social game and ability to keep himself mostly off the block, but garnered significant criticism for a lack of strategic power moves and only one competition win. Ultimately, Jordan lost out to LeQuisha in a 5-3 jury vote, earning the runner-up position.

## Big Brother Eruption

### Game Summary

Returning for *Eruption*, Jordan narrowly avoided being first evicted thanks to the Veto Volcano selecting Forced Veto, allowing Stuart H. to go onto the block and be evicted instead. However, at the first Double Eviction, this came back round against Jordan, when the Forced Veto lead to Sagar O. taking Chloe D. off the block, and Will I. nominating him in her place. Now up against the less threatening Rodrigo S. and with limited solid connection, Jordan was unable to save himself, resulting in his backdoor by a vote of 10-3.

### Voting History

 2
 *Post-POV Nominee* | –
Conception Jingle

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests correctly guess which previous competitions a set of jingles are referring to.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 4*

"**Conception Jingle**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 4*.

## Rules

In this memory competition, each houseguest is given four simple jingles, each about a certain competition played out in the season.

Houseguests must figure out which competition each jingle refers to, and answer with the names of the competitions. Each houseguest is given a different set of jingles, and thus each have a different set of answers.

The houseguest who answers the most questions correctly in the fastest time becomes the new Head of Household.

## Trivia

* Tyler K. currently holds the record time in this competition, with all answers correct in 1 minute 16 seconds.
* This is a non-live variant of the *Big Brother 1* competition "OTEV".
Den of Twistation

The **Den of Twistation** is a twist from *Big Brother All-Stars*. It allows a houseguest, chosen by the most recent houseguest to survive the eviction, to unleash one of two potential twist options into the game every week.

## Overview

After each eviction, the surviving nominee may pick one fellow houseguest of their choice to enter the Den of Twistation. That houseguest may pick one of 10 numbered crates, each containing two potential twists to enter the game. The person in the Den then selects which of the two twist options gets implemented into the game for the week.

Each crate has a different theme to it, and both twist options in the crate are focused around that theme. Most twists are only active for that one week, but a small number of others could have longer lasting effects, depending on the type of twist unleashed by the houseguest. Although there is a good chance of getting something positive out of the Den, there is always a chance a crate could turn a houseguest's game for the worse.

Houseguests can be picked to enter the Den of Twistation more than once, but if a surviving nominee fails to pick a fellow houseguest to enter, or if a fellow houseguest fails to pick a crate/twist, their choices will simply be randomised.
Nominee's Revenge

The **Nominee's Revenge** is a twist from *Big Brother 1*. It allows the lucky houseguest that survives the eviction to make a decision between two advantages that will help them advance in the game, and potentially take them from powerless to powerful.

## Overview

Each week, following the eviction, the surviving nominee must make a decision between either:

* An advantage in the next Head of Household competition.
* An extra vote at the next eviction.

Each advantage has it’s own perks of power and social footing, however each can also in turn make them a bigger target. The advantage chosen is revealed publicly and must be used in the week directly following their nomination, or else it expires.
BB Pentathlon

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must complete five mini-tasks as fast as possible.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 3*
*Big Brother 4*
*Big Brother 7*
*Big Brother Blood vs. Water*
*Big Brother 9*

"**BB Pentathlon**" (alternatively "**BB Triathlon**") is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1* as Part 2 of the Final Head of Household competition.

## Rules

In this mixture competition, houseguests must complete five mini challenges, each symbolizing a vital type of competition that's played in Big Brother.

Once a houseguest completes all five tasks their times for each mini challenge will be added together.

The houseguest with the fastest time wins the second part of the final Head of Household competition.

## Trivia

* In *Big Brother 7* this competition became the "BB Triathlon" featuring only three tasks instead of five.
George I.

**George I.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4*. He placed eighth, and was the fourth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

A member of the Mid Gens, and unlikely ally of Tyler K. and Rhys R. as part of the Trimance, George laid low and safe whilst Oli G. held power for his team during the first part of the game. However when the tide turned in favor of the Anti Mid Gens in Week 4, George found himself put on the block by Magnus L. next to fellow *Mid Gen* AJ B., forcing him to win the Veto to keep himself safe. After then barely avoiding eviction by one vote the following week, during the shared HOH of Julian W. and Sagar O., George bounced back with a HOH win in Week 6, putting both Julian and Magnus up in retaliation for nominating him, and casting the tiebreaker vote to send Magnus home. However this comeback was short lived, as his HOH reign saw him become the prime target of Mike R. in the Double Eviction where, after another tie, Mike sealed his fate and sent him to the jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Pick Your Poison

"**Pick Your Poison**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this strategy competition, houseguests get to pick which tasks they want to compete in, in hopes of performing the best in everything selected.

Shawn will present all competing houseguests with nine different mini-tasks that could be played in the challenge. Each player, decided in a random order, is then given the opportunity to remove one of those tasks from the competition, leaving three mini-tasks left.

Houseguests then must complete all three mini-tasks, where they are ranked according to how well they perform. For a 1st place finish in a task, a houseguest earns 6 points, continuing this all the way down to 6th place earning only 1 point.

After all three mini-tasks have been played, the houseguest with the most points will win the Power of Veto. In the event of a tie, houseguests will have to select one of the previously removed tasks to serve as the tiebreaker round.
AJ B.

* Blood vs. Water
* Big Brother 4

**AJ B.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 4* and *Big Brother Blood vs. Water*. In his first season he placed sixth, and was the sixth member of the jury. In his second season he placed twelfth.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

The game was a rollercoaster ride for AJ, as his designation and association with the Mid Gens team saw him frequently be either a scapegoat for the block, or completely safe from nomination. From the mounting retaliation of the Anti Mid Gens in Week 4 onwards, AJ found himself an initial nominee for every round until his eviction, with the exception of one won by his *Mid Gens* ally George I. Despite this, his social game ensured he was veto'd a total of four times by other people, leading to him becoming the last *Mid Gen* standing. When he was a final nominee for only the second time in Week 8, against Zyler G., AJ was unanimously chosen to join his fellow teammates on the jury.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Returning for *Blood vs. Water*, AJ B. was determined to stick the landing, and recruited Andy F. to be his partner. However when Andy became an early nomination scapegoat, AJ B. found himself working overtime to keep them both safe. However after voting in the minority two weeks running, he found himself up as a replacement nominee next to his own partner Andy in the season's first Double Eviction. Having to campaign against his enemy, the house became split on who should go, and in the first use of cached votes, it was AJ B. who fell in a nail-biting 6-5 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 4
 *Post-POV Nominee* | –

## Trivia

* AJ previously co-held the record for most times nominated in a season with six, alongside Sam P. from *Big Brother 1* and once again Jeremy from *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ This record was beaten by Logan H. in *Big Brother 7* when he received a total of eight nominations in the season.
* AJ formerly co-held the record for the most total times vetoed from the block in a season with four, alongside Jeremy B. from *Big Brother All-Stars*.
	+ This record was broken by Max A. in *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* when he was vetoed five times.
Newz O.

**Newz O.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother 13*. He received three out of nine Jury votes to win.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

Between the majority Starters alliance and a side Fantastic Four alliance, Newz managed to play a successful low-key social game for the first half, mitigating his lack of challenge prowess. As the rivalry between Ethan H. and Evan T. gathered pace, Newz came out the woodwork to win his first HOH competition, siding with his key ally Ethan and the Ethan's Triple Zeroes alliance by nominating Evan. However, Evan's POV win meant that his ally Tina H. ended up the victim, and it started a dangerous spyral for Newz, as he found himself nominated as a replacement in three consecutive weeks through to the Final Four. Thankfully his close Final Three alliance helped him survive the evictions, and when nominated for the fourth time at the Final Three, Ethan opted to evict Joe W. over him, taking Newz to the final two. Facing the Jury, Newz was given praise by some for his ability to ride under the radar for so long by keeping options on both sides of the house, but criticized for his lack of competition wins and power plays, as well the social connections he eventually had to break. Ultimately Newz finished in second place as the Jury crowned Ethan the winner by a vote of 6-3.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Newz 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*, Logan H. from *Big Brother 7* and Tris A. from *Big Brother 13*.
	+ Newz is also the first ever houseguest in *Suitman's Big Brother* history to be named as a replacement nominee in three consecutive rounds.
Brendon R.

* Endgame
* All-Stars
* Big Brother 3

**Brendon R.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother 3*, who returned for *Big Brother All-Stars* and *Big Brother Endgame*. In his first season he received zero out of eight Jury votes to win. In his second season he placed fifteenth. In his third season, he placed thirteenth, and was the first member of the jury.

## Big Brother 3

### Game Summary

An unfortunate pawn for the block, Brendon presented himself as a non-threat to help him survive a total of five evictions, eventually aligning with subtle strategists Christian B. and Jeremy B. to form the Garhi alliance with Jacob J. Brendon's only HOH in the Week 8 Double Eviction took out Eric M. to make the alliance top four, before Christian's POV and final HOH wins ended Jeremy and Jacob to make them the final two. He was rinsed by the jury as a follower of more significant players and not making enough personal moves to justify a win, thus he did not receive a single vote to win, placing second.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Big Brother All-Stars

### Game Summary

Brendon's magnetic attraction to the block continued into *All-Stars*, where he mirrored his first season by going up for eviction in the third cycle again, targeted in a shaky shared HOH between Roman C. and Dakota M. Unlike his first season however, he was on the wrong side of the numbers and the budding new alliances, thus he was the second former runner-up to take an early fall in a 7-3 vote.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Trivia

* Brendon previously held the record for most times surviving eviction, with five in *Big Brother 3*, surpassing the previous record of three held by *Big Brother 1* evictee Chazz D. and *Big Brother 2* runner-up Joe H.
	+ This record was beaten by Logan H. in *Big Brother 7* when he survived six evictions in the season.
* Brendon is currently the only houseguest of *Suitman's Big Brother* to make it to the final two, but receive zero votes to win.
* Brendon was the fourth winner of the Earned Trials for *Big Brother Endgame*.
Jayson B.

* Endgame
* Double Trouble
* Second Chance
* Big Brother 11

**Jayson B.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 11*, *Big Brother Second Chance*, *Big Brother Double Trouble* and *Big Brother Endgame*. In his first season, he placed twelfth. In his second season, he placed seventh, and was the fifth member of the jury. In his third season he placed seventeenth. In his fourth season he placed fourth, and was the tenth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 11

### Game Summary

Laying low for the opening weeks, Jayson stayed safe in the Fab Five power alliance. When they lost power at the Week 3 Double Eviction, Jayson secured his own safety by winning the POV, and went with the rest of the house to turn on former ally Jimmy T. However when another outsider, Andrew T., won HOH in Week 4, Jayson was put directly onto the block and into the firing line, next to ally Sydney D. After being unsaved by POV winner Tisha M., they both stayed on the block, forcing the other members of the Fabe Five - Jacob B. and John B. - to pick sides. They both attempted to save Jayson along with Tisha and Birks R., but with the rest of the house wanting him gone, Jayson was ultimately evicted in twelfth place by a vote of 5-4.

### Voting History

 2
 3
 *Veto Holder* | Jimmy
 4

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

Returning for *Second Chance*, Jayson continued to utilize his best asset - his social game. Inducted into many alliances including the Mystery Gang, Team H and the Rebels, Jayson remained unthreatening whilst playing quietly behind the scenes. However, after winning his first competition in Week 8, Jayson found himself on the block for the first time in subsequent Double Eviction, blindsided by his own Rebels ally, HOH Nicky S. Initially next to the threatening Marissa W., the POV resulted in her being replaced by Chazz D. Chazz's superior social alliance connections trumped Jayson's, and he was sent to the Jury in a vote of 2-1.

## Big Brother Double Trouble

### Game Summary

Partnered with *Big Brother 11'*s John B. for the *Double Trouble* season, Jayson'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. Jayson advanced to the Battle Back final skirmish after defeating John in their duel, but ultimately lost out on returning to Nolan K.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Big Brother Endgame

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Jayson was the eighth winner of the Earned Trials for *Big Brother Endgame*.
Pac-xon

"**Pac-xon**" is a Power of Veto or Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests must play Pac-xon, aiming to get the highest score possible.

The houseguests are given a link to the game, which is an alternative to the traditional arcade game, Pacman. Once they get a score they like, they need to printscreen it, and submit it to Shawn. They are allowed one submission only.

The houseguest with the highest score will win the Power of Veto.

If there is a tie in highest score, then it comes down to which houseguest submitted the score first.

## Trivia

* Eric M. currently holds the record score in this competition, with 42,850 points.
Brian H.

* Endgame
* Second Chance
* Big Brother 9

**Brian H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 9*, *Big Brother Second Chance* and *Big Brother Endgame*. In his first season, he was evicted in fourteenth, but placed fifteenth overall after his defeat on the Ghost Train. In his second season, he placed twelfth. In his third season, he placed twelfth, and was the second member of the jury.

## Big Brother 9

### Game Summary

Brian's time in the game was short lived as a result of his pre-existing feud with fellow houseguest Patrick M. After Patrick won both HOH and POV in Week 3, he used it to place Brian up alongside his other nemesis, Chandler P. Since Chandler was more tuned into the social game, it was Brian's game that went crashing down in a 9-2 vote. Third onto the Ghost Train, he then failed to defeat Jake K. to stay in the game, finishing in fifteenth overall.

### Voting History

 2
 3

## Big Brother Second Chance

### Game Summary

After his very short run in *Big Brother 9*, Brian was thankful to be lasting longer in *Big Brother Second Chance*. However as a lone wolf in the game, he found himself a potential nomination pawn, notably in Week 2 against Alan D. In Week 5, Patrick M. won HOH, and decided not to rock the boat with the key shot makers. Therefore, Brian found himself on the block next to double penalty vote receiver Stoner D. This would have given Brian a good chance at surviving the eviction, but with Stoner potentially poised to be evacuated for inactivity, Brian was a better strategic choice to go. Therefore he was unanimously evicted from the game by his fellow houseguests, leaving with a 9-2 vote thanks to the penalties.

## Big Brother Endgame

### Competition History

* Brian won the POV competition in Week 3, but gave up the veto to claim an advantage, giving up the veto to Kelly R., who was the runner-up in that competition.

### HOH History

 Evicted

## Trivia

* Brian is the first houseguest to drop finish placements, as a result of his defeat to earlier evictee Jake K. on the Ghost Train.
* Brian was the ninth winner of the Earned Trials for *Big Brother Endgame*.
* Brian is the first person to win the Power of Veto competition but give it up to another player, instead taking a Vote Void advantage.
Halting Hex

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

The power to stop a live eviction dead in it's tracks, resulting in no eviction for the week.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother All-Stars*

The **Halting Hex** is a twist from *Big Brother All-Stars*. This power allows the holder to stop an eviction after the final nominees are announced, ending without anyone leaving the game, and forcing the next week to start with the same number of houseguests remaining.

## Overview

Whether on the block or not, the holder of the Halting Hex can halt any one of a specific number of evictions, after the final nominees are confirmed, making it a non-eviction night. The following week then immediately begins with the same number of houseguests still in the game. The outgoing Head of Household of the halted week will remain unable to compete in the next HOH. If the power is not used within the specific timeframe it is lost.

## Halting Hex History

### *Big Brother All-Stars*

Dakota M. was awarded the Hex through the Den of Twistation at the Final Four in Week 10, and was only able to use it that week. Despite not winning the Power of Veto and being put on the block as a final nominee by deafult, Dakota did not use the Hex, and she was promptly voted out with Patrick J.'s sole vote to evict.
All Squared Up

"**All Squared Up**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this mental competition, houseguests are presented with an 8x5 grid, containing a total of 40 squares, that they must form words to claim spaces to accumulate points for themselves.

Each round, Shawn will post three letters and each houseguest must submit a word that either starts or ends with those letters. In order for a word to be valid, it must appear on Dictionary.com. Houseguests only have 60 seconds to submit a valid word each round.

The goal is to submit as long of a word as possible, but also be fast at submitting it, as houseguests will be able to claim spaces on the grid for themselves based on their performance in those two elements. Any ties for the longest word are determined by speed.

* The houseguest who sends the longest word will get to claim 3 squares.
* The houseguest who sends the second longest word will get to claim 2 squares.
* The houseguest who sends a word fastest will get to claim 2 squares.
* The houseguest who sends a word second fastest will get to claim 1 square.

The order in which squares will be claimed is decided by submission order, so even though the length submissions score more points, the speed submissions will get to claim spaces first. It is possible for houseguests to win both word speed and word length, so they could win up to 5 spaces per round. Each houseguest only gets one submission per round.

A single lone square will score 0 points on its own, however, houseguests gain points by having adjacent squares also owned by the same houseguest. Adjacent squares include above, below, and on the left/right of a specific square - diagonal is not included. Claiming an adjacent square to one they already own gives the initial space AND the new space a value of 1 point each, as both spaces earn for being adjacent to each other. Therefore, if a square happens to be boarded on all four sides by squares owned by the same houseguest, they will earn the maximum 4 points for that square, alongside at least 1 point each for those connected on the sides.

After five rounds, the houseguest with the most points from their squares will win the Power of Veto. Ties will be broken by the player with the most individual claimed squares on the board. If there is still a tie, a tiebreaker round will be held to get just the longest word.
Mike R.

* All-Stars
* Big Brother 4

**Mike R.** was the runner-up of *Big Brother 4*, who returned for *Big Brother All-Stars*. In his first season he received two out of nine Jury votes to win. In his second season he placed sixteenth.

## Big Brother 4

### Game Summary

In *Big Brother 4*, Mike was the first houseguest to take out a member of the target Mid Gens team, with an early HOH during Week 3. However this early move almost saw him backdoored in Week 6, when HOH George I. set his sights on the power players in the Anti Mid Gens. But in the tiebreaker vote, George evicted Magnus L. for directly nominating him - a move Mike capitalised on by winning the next HOH and putting George up. Yet when a divided house lead to another tie, Mike chose not to make the same mistake as George, evicting him to the jury with his deciding vote. Following this, the competitions were dominated by Julian W., Sagar O. and Tyler K., leaving Mike to step back into the shadows and play a social game, surviving the block in the final three weeks, until final HOH Sagar backstabbed Julian to take Mike to the final two. However, the jury was less than impressed at Mike's lack of power plays in the later half of the game, and some even believed he floated behind Sagar's control. Thus despite two votes from Magnus and former enemy George, Mike was announced as the runner-up in a decisive 7-2 jury vote.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted

## Big Brother All-Stars

### Game Summary

Plunging straight back into another season after his runner-up performance, Mike was unable to find the same footing that he did in *Big Brother 4*. He became one of the first targets for eviction at the hands of Kelly R. and her new Mother's Meeting alliance. Up against a fellow former runner-up in Joe H., Mike's proven competition ability was seen to be significantly greater, and he found himself going from second place to second out, in an 8-4 vote.

### Voting History

 2

## Trivia

* Mike was the first houseguest to go from being a runner-up in their first season, to evicted pre-jury in their second.
Alphabet Run

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests spam other Tengaged users to help them post the alphabet on a blog.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Second Chance*

"**Alphabet Run**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*.

## Rules

In this spam competition, houseguests must get 26 Tengaged users (who are not part of the season) to help them post the alphabet in order on a Tengaged blog.

Houseguests are required to make their own blogs for this competition, as well as being responsible for submitting their blogs to Shawn once completed.

Houseguests must pay attention to who is commenting their letters, however, as the competition is not determined by who is fastest to complete the challenge. Instead it is determined by the karma amounts of the Tengaged users.

For users who post the letters A-M, houseguests receive positive karma, meaning houseguests want these users to have as much karma as possible, as they will increase their final score. Users who post the letters N-Z will earn houseguests negative karma, which will decrease their final score.

Due to the potential for sabotage in this competition, houseguests are allowed to delete comments on their blogs from users they didn't want to post, but they still need to ensure the alphabet is listed in order correctly before submitting.

After 45 minutes, the competition will end, so only those houseguests who completed the entire alphabet in time can win. The houseguest with the best overall karma score will win the Power of Veto.

If nobody has finished the entire alphabet in the 45 minutes, then whichever user got the furthest in the alphabet will win, with the best final karma score serving as the tiebreaker.

## Trivia

* Jimmy T. holds the record for the furthest progress in this challenge, making it to the letter V in the alphabet.
Omar M.

**Omar M.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 13*. He was evicted in fourteenth, and placed fourteenth overall after his defeat in the Comeback Competition.

## Big Brother 13

### Game Summary

After avoiding elimination in Week 1 after being the replacement nominee, Omar was already in trouble. After failing to win any competitions in Week 2, Omar was nominated again by Christian B. Never really getting a grasp on the game, Omar was then evicted unanimously, and did not compete in Camp Comeback.

### Voting History

 2
FFWD

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

Each week of the season takes place in one night to reduce the length of the season.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 7*

**FFWD** is a twist from *Big Brother 7*. It changes the format of the season by having each "week" occur as a single fast forward night, significantly reducing the length of the season in real time.

## Overview

Each week takes place in one "fast forward" night, where both the Head of Household and Power of Veto competitions are played, along with an eviction each day.

This speedy format is typically seen during Double Evictions in a regular season. The general idea remains unchanged here, but with the added complication that it is now a regular occurrence for the whole game.

This twist makes *Big Brother 7* the shortest season of *Suitman's Big Brother* at just 14 days, as opposed to the typical 24-27 days seen in regular seasons where you have just one competition per day, and evictions every other day.
Betting Royale

### **Description**

A competition where houseguets gamble money on challenges they think they can win, trying to bank all the money collectively bet.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*
*Big Brother Second Chance*
*Big Brother 13*
*Big Brother Double Trouble*
*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Betting Royale**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*, and as Part 1 of the Final Head of Household competition since *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this strategy mixture competition, houesguests gamble money on different challenges, trying to win the most amount of money at the end of all the mini-challenges.

Each houseguest is given $1,000 Big Brother Bucks that they must gamble on five challenges provided. Each houseguest must place a minimum bid of $50 on each challenge, making the maximum they can bid on any single challenge $800.

The houesguest who wins each challenge, earns all the money that was collectively gambled by all the houesguests.

The houseguest with the most amount of money after all five challenges, will win the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* Patrick J. currently holds the record for the most money won in the competition, with $2,450.
Risk Week

## Big Brother Twist

### **Description**

Houseguests can only play in one competition for the week, forcing them to decide what is more important.

### **Appearance(s)**

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

**Risk Week** is a twist that originated in *Big Brother Second Chance*, and returned in *Big Brother Double Trouble*. It forces houseguests to only play in one competition for the week - either Head of Household or Power of Veto.

## Overview

During Risk Week, houseguests can only play in one competition - either HOH or POV. If they play in the HOH, they cannot be picked to play for POV, and if they want to possibly play in the POV, they must sit out of the HOH. The only exception to this are the default POV players - the HOH and the two nominees - who can still play in the POV competition even if they played in the HOH.

Houseguests have to decide what is more important to them and their games, as they could potentially set themselves up for a backdoor elimination by being unable to win POV.

## Risk Week History

### *Big Brother Second Chance*

 HOH

 POV

 Vetoed Nominee

 Nominee

 Post-Veto NomineeEvicted

On Day 12, Jimmy won Head of Household in the "Target Run" HOH competition. Jimmy nominated Marissa and Patrick for eviction. On Day 13, Andrew and Eoin played in the "Get My Grid Down" POV competition, in which Eoin won the Power of Veto. At the Veto Ceremony, Eoin used the POV on Marissa, removing her from the block. Jimmy named Mari as the replacement nominee, forcing her to face the eviction with Patrick. At the eviction on Day 14, Mari was backdoored by a vote of 5-2.

### *Big Brother Double Trouble*

 HOH

 POV

 Vetoed Nominee

 Post-Veto Nominee

 Evicted

On Day 18, Chloe won Head of Household in the "The Great GIFvasion" HOH competition. She nominated Andy and Nolan for eviction. No players elected to play the "BB Tuck Shop Temptation competition also that day. On Day 19, James and Will played alongside Chloe, Andy and Nolan in the "Pick Your Poison" POV competition, in which Will won the Power of Veto. At the Veto Ceremony, Will used the POV on Nolan, removing him from the block. Chloe named JaVale as the replacement nominee, forcing him to face the eviction with Andy. At the eviction on Day 20, Andy was evicted by a vote of 4-0.
Stack the Crates

"**Stack the Crates**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 11*.

## Rules

In this flash game competition, houseguests play a difficult flash game known as Stack the Crates, aiming to get the highest score possible.

The houseguests are given a link to the game, in which they must attempt to balance crates on top of each other, scoring points for the number of crates stacked, as well achieving the greatest height.

Houseguests get ten minutes to play to the best of their ability before printscreening and sending their best score.

The player with the highest score wins the Power of Veto. In the event of a tie, the quickest to submit wins.
Kasey H.

**Kasey H.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. She placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

One of the most prominent players of the season, Kasey's ability to affiliate with the dominant Veterans alliance kept her off the block, whilst her Girls alliance with Romeo K. and India P. kept the numbers on her side. When the Veterans alliance blew up and took two of themselves out, Kasey took action by winning HOH and using it to evict Barney D. - the other rookie affiliate of the Veterans. However, the subsequent two rounds saw Stuart H. and Max N. - the last two Veterans - take out the other members of The Girls alliance, evicting India and Romeo to Kasey's disgust. She then spent the rest of her time in the game on the block, thankfully saved by Maddy W. and then Stuart. At the final three, Kasey hoped that final HOH Max would evict his fellow competition threat Stuart and take her to the end, but Max shockingly opted to stick to the Stax duo, taking his former Veteran ally to the end over Kasey, who was evicted as the final member of the jury.

### HOH History

 Evicted
Nick M.

* Eruption
* Blood vs. Water

**Nick M.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother Blood vs. Water* and *Big Brother Eruption*. In his first season he placed fifth, and was the seventh member of the jury. In his second season he placed third, and was the ninth member of the jury.

## Big Brother Blood vs. Water

### Game Summary

Recruited by James R. to compete, Nick's game revolved around social relations, rather that competition ability. Along with James, Nick flew under the radar and off the block, eventually becoming involved in The Expendables alliance with the duos of Max A. & Hali F. and Chloe D. & Tyler R. However this wasn't to last, as Chloe conspired to use her Secret Week HOH to backdoor James. When this was discovered the alliance split as Nick was abandoned, forced to watch every other person evict his partner. Now alone, Nick stirred back into the shadows, attempting to get in with the Single Ladies alliance of duo-less houseguests, whilst keeping the door open with Max and Hali through a new Triforce alliance. This was until Nick shook everyone in Week 8 by winning the POV, leaving him divided over weather to save Max, or keep noms the same to please Single Ladies member Andy F. Ultimately, he decided to save Max, leading to the unfortunate exit of Anthony C. Having now made enemies across the board, Nick spent his last two weeks on the block, and at the final five - despite being next to big threat Ryan B. - was ultimately tuned on by Max, who joined Andy in unanimously evicting him to the jury.

## Big Brother Eruption

### Game Summary

Returning for *Eruption*, Nick found himself once again with partner James R., along with other *Blood vs. Water* players in the Crazy Eights alliance. However, he and James aldo found themselves in with opposing alliance Dkfjdkf. Being torn between two alliances helped Nick stay on the right side of the numbers at all time, but later made him a scapegoat for the block. He was nominated as a pawn twice in Week 8 against Andy F. and LeQuisha Q., both of which he managed to survive. Eventually, a final three alliance with Sagar O. and Sam B. formed called Straight Pride, pledging to make it to the end. At the final four, having won no competitions before then, Nick surprised everyone by winning the POV that power player Will I. required to stay in the game, and used it to stay true to that alliance, evicting Will from the game with his sole vote. But at the final three, it was anyone's game, and having lost HOH to Sagar, Nick was now just collateral. Sagar took Sam to the end, evicting Nick in third place.

## Trivia

* Nick previously held the record for going the longest without winning a competition, with 14 rounds in *Big Brother Eruption*.
	+ This was surpassed by JaVale M. in *Big Brother Double Trouble*, with 15 rounds without a win.
Clocked and Loaded

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests spam users to accumulate time to complete puzzles.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Endgame*

"**Clocked and Loaded**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Endgame*.

## Rules

In this spam puzzle competition, houseguests must spam people to gain time in which to complete a series of puzzles.

The competition begins with a 10-minute spamming period, in which houseguests have to try and get other people outside the competition to mail Shawn a specific phrase. For each mail that someone outside the game sends to Shawn, houseguests receive 2 minutes of time.

After the spamming time is over, Shawn will reveal how much time each houseguest accumulated. Then, Shawn will post a series of puzzles of varying difficulty, each worth a different amount of points. Houseguests must attempt to complete as many of the puzzles and gain as many points as they can, using the time they earned for themselves from spamming.

* 3x3 Slide (1 point)
* 35-piece Jigsaw (2 points)
* 54-piece Jigsaw (3 points)
* 4x4 Slide (4 points)
* 72-piece Jigsaw (5 points)
* 5x5 Slide (6 points)
* 96-piece Rotating Jigsaw (7 points)
* 112-piece Devil's Jigsaw (8 points)

Houseguests can only submit each puzzle once. After everyone's time has expired, the houseguest with the most points will become the new Head of Household. In the event of a tie, the houseguest who was quickest to submit their last puzzle will win.
Maddy W.

**Maddy W.** was a houseguest on *Big Brother 7*. He placed fourth, and was the eighth member of the jury.

## Big Brother 7

### Game Summary

The most competitive of the rookies, Maddy initially proved herself a key opponent to the dominant Veterans alliance, saving herself in Week 5 after being nominated by Barney D. Maddy found her opening in the game after the implosion of the Veterans, which lead to the first returnee exit in Robby J., allowing Maddy to win HOH and POV in Week 7 to nominate Stuart H. and Anthony F. for eviction. Scorned Veteran Max N. was only too happy to oblige, forming a new duo with Maddy, and helping evict Anthony to the jury. Together Maddax managed to keep each other safe, however Maddy still had an enemy in Stuart, as they attempted to take each other out in their next HOHs, but each won the veto to stop that from happening. Max's HOH and POV wins at the final four gave Maddy the belief that he may finally be able to take Stuart out, but Max betrayed him in favor of his former Veteran ally, allowing Stuart the sole vote to finally evict Maddy to the jury in fourth place.

### HOH History

 Evicted

 Evicted
OTEV

"**OTEV**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this memory challenge, houseguests must race to remember previous competitions from the season.

Each round, OTEV will describe a challenge that has been played previously in the season. Houseguests must then race to mail Shawn two separate messages.

First, they must message Shawn, \*sits on mat\*. Second, they must message Shawn the correctly-spelled name of the challenge described by OTEV.

If a houseguest is correct, they are safe. If a houseguest is incorrect, they must send \*slides back down slope\* to Shawn, before having to repeat the cycle above with their altered answer.

The last houseguest in each round to get it right is eliminated, and the last houseguest standing wins the Power of Veto.

## Modifications

The rules were modified for *Big Brother 2* to incorporate a different method of answering correctly and a different type of questions. Now houseguests were given a hint to an evicted houseguest, and would have to search through that person's blogs to locate Shawn's post. They then had to mail him a link to that blog to progress to the next round, with the last person to do so correctly eliminated. Last person standing wins as before.

## Trivia

* A non-live variant of this competition called "Conception Jingle" appeared in *Big Brother 4*.
Crystal Ball

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests must try and predict what will happen that night during a certain televised event.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother 1*
*Big Brother 2*
*Big Brother 6*

"**Crystal Ball**" is a Power of Veto competition which originated in *Big Brother 1*.

## Rules

In this luck competition, houseguests must try and predict events that will occur during a certain televised event yet to be aired.

For every prediction they get correct, houseguests earn a certain number of points, depending on the size and difficulty of the prediction.

The houseguest with the most points will win the Power of Veto.

## Trivia

* In *Big Brother 1*, houseguests had to predict what would happen in both the *Big Brother 18* finale, and the *Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X* premiere.
* In *Big Brother 2*, houseguests had to predict what would happen during the *2017 Super Bowl*.
* In *Big Brother 6*, houseguests had to predict what would happen during the *2018 Super Bowl*.
Gun Show Rally

### **Description**

A competition where houseguests make crucial decisions that affect everyone in the competition.

### **Appearance(s)**

*Big Brother Eruption*
*Big Brother 11*

"**Gun Show Rally**" is a Head of Household competition which originated in *Big Brother Eruption*.

## Rules

In this strategy competition, houseguests have to make decisions that affect everyone in the competition, as well as the outcome.

Each round, houseguests have three options for what action they want to take - Shoot another player, shoot the air, or raise their shield.

Shooting another player will eliminate them from the competition, unless they've raised their shield. If you shoot someone who raises their shield, the shooter eliminates themselves. Choosing to shoot another player also leaves the houseguest open to be shot by other players.

Shooting the air reduces the blood on a houseguests's hands, as they will not eliminate anyone. However, this also leaves them open to be shot by other players.

Raising their shield will defend a houseguest against anyone who chooses to attack them, eliminating their attackers instead. However, if a houseguest raises their shield and isn't attacked by anyone, they will eliminate themselves.

The last houseguest standing will become the new Head of Household. In the event of all remaining players being eliminated in the same round, nobody will be eliminated that round and the competition continues until their is a clear winner.