Big Brother 29

**Big Brother 29** is the twenty-ninth season of Ty's Sims 4 Big Brother.

## Houseguests

 **Winner**

 **Runner-Up**

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Jury: *Vera***

 **Jury: *Vera***

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Jury: *Vera***

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Jury: *Brandi***

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Voting History

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee5 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Sixteen brand new houseguests enter the Big Brother house, with this season's theme revolving around Las Vegas. The main twist of the season is the Casino, a competition where houseguests can risk their vote for a chance at safety the next week. Spencer wins the first HOH of the season. Immediately, a showmance between him and Chanel forms. The two make the decision of who to nominate first together, and ultimately nominate Angie and Walter for connecting with them the least. Malcolm and Walter form a strong connection, who later ropes in Christie to create a final three alliance. Christie and Malcolm hope they can get Walter removed from the block. Eventually, Dewayne and Ruth are added to this alliance, who call themselves the Vegas Five. Brandi, Joe, and Malcolm are drawn for the veto competition, with Spencer coming out on top. Angie has a heartfelt conversation with Spencer, and campaigns to have the veto used on her, because she does not want to be the first person to go. She also mentions that she would keep him and Chanel safe next week. Spencer says he will keep her safe as long as she tells him who the replacement should be. Angie quickly utters Patricia's name, as she gets a "weird vibe" from her. At the veto ceremony, Spencer uses the veto on Angie. He later names Patricia as the replacement nominee, who believes she is being backdoored. Vegas Five feel confident they have the votes for Walter to stay. Angie notices that no one is having conversations with her, including Walter and everyone he hangs out with, who would've assumed that she at least would've been filled out about keeping Walter over Patricia. Frustrated, Angie rallies up Brandi, Floyd, Joe, Mason, and Yolanda to create the Sin City Six, with the goal to evict Walter. Conan and Vera feel caught in the middle, but both agree to abstain their votes on eviction night. Walter is ultimately blindsided by a 6-5 vote.

### Week 2

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Post-Veto NomineeEvicted7 Votes**

Following Walter's eviction, Conan and Vera compete in a game of chance for immunity next week. Conan defeats Vera, but neither are eligible for HOH this week. Joe ultimately wins, giving power to the Sin City Six. Spencer confronts Angie about her vote, and is frustrated that he would go behind his back by not evicting the person she wanted him to nominate, and now looks like an idiot. Meanwhile, Brandi solidifies final two alliances with Yolanda who bond over being mothers, as well as Mason for their share of having rare eyes colors, since Mason has heterochromia. At the nomination ceremony, Joe nominates Malcolm and Dewayne for eviction, with Malcolm as his target for being the closest person to Walter. Ruth, Spencer, and Vera are drawn for the veto competition, with Malcolm coming out on top. Needing a replacement nominee, Joe nominates Christie for eviction as his new target. Leading up to eviction, Angie and Mason tell their alliance about abstaining their votes. Conan also tells Vera he wants to abstain his vote again to not show his cards, as well as loner Patricia. On eviction night, Christie is evicted by a vote of 7-1 for being perceived as a bigger strategic threat, with Malcolm being the sole vote to keep her.

### Week 3

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted7 Votes**

Following Christie's eviction, Angie, Conan, Mason, and Patricia compete for immunity. In a game of blackjack, Patricia rises victoriously. Later, Chanel wins HOH. She nominates Floyd as the target as well as Vera as a pawn, since Chanel perceives him as an intelligent threat. This leads the Vegas Five (now Three) into believing they can trust Chanel and Spencer moving forward. Later, a new showmance involving Mason and Vera forms. Mason tells Vera about the Sin City Six alliance without filling in anyone in his alliance he was doing this beforehand. Vera later tells the news to Conan, and tells him that she trusts the Sin City Six side more than the Vegas Three, but that he should try to integrate his way into the Vegas Three so that the two of them can cross-examine both alliances. Angie, Conan, and Ruth are drawn for the veto competition, with Conan coming out on top. Although Conan wants to use the veto on Vera, she tells him that he can't so that the house doesn't suspect they are working together, and believes she will stay against Floyd. Conan leaves nominations the same, hoping Vera is right. Leading up to eviction, Mason tells Brandi that they should keep Vera over Floyd, even though he is in their alliance. Brandi can tell that Mason is smitten over Vera, even though he doesn't confess his attraction to her with Brandi. Regardless, Brandi supports Mason. Eventually, Conan, Spencer and the Vegas Three are roped in the plan. Angie, Joe, and Yolanda are blindsided when their ally Floyd is evicted, alongside Patricia.

### Week 4

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted6 Votes**

Following Floyd's eviction, Brandi and Mason face the repercussions of evicting Floyd from Angie, Joe, and Yolanda. They apologize for blindsiding them, but say they can trust Vera (and Conan as an extension) going forward. However, Joe and Yolanda believe this to be the move that broke the camel's back, and decide to tell the Vegas Three they want to work with them. Angie is caught between staying loyal to Brandi & Mason and Joe & Yolanda. Following this, Malcolm becomes the new HOH. He, Dewayne, and Ruth celebrate, and believe their biggest threat is Conan, and plan to backdoor him. Malcolm proceeds to nominate Patricia and Yolanda as pawns. Angie, Dewayne, and Mason are drawn for the veto competition, with Angie coming out on top. Yolanda feels confident Angie doesn't need to use the veto, since Patricia doesn't have any strong connections and will likely be evicted over her. She also feels confident in the relationships she has created. Angie leaves nominations the same. With everyone under the assumption Patricia will be evicted, many people abstain their vote, including Chanel, Conan, Dewayne, and Vera. Ultimately, Patricia is evicted by a 6-0 vote.

### Week 5

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee4 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Patricia's eviction, Chanel, Conan, Dewayne, and Vera compete in a game of slots for immunity. Dewayne comes out on top. Angie later wins HOH. Feeling caught between two sides, Angie believes she needs to pick a side instead of just walking a fine line. She decides to stay loyal to her Sin City crew, which now consists of herself, Brandi, Conan, Mason, and Vera. Angie nominates Joe and Ruth for eviction. Joe gets into a massive argument with Angie in the bathroom. After this, Angie solidifies him as his target. Brandi, Spencer, and Yolanda are drawn for the veto competition, with Yolanda coming out on top. Joe is excited that who he considers to be his closest ally won the veto, but after Angie tells Yolanda that Malcolm would be the replacement nominee, she decides she can't do it, since she believes Joe will have a higher chance of survival than Malcolm, despite Angie and Joe's public argument. Nominations are left the same, frustrating Joe. No one is allowed to abstain their votes anymore, therefore there are 9 votes heading into eviction. Angie feels confident she has the votes to evict Joe, since she believes her alliance will respect her HOH and Dewayne and Malcolm will keep their original ally. Both sides believe they can trust Chanel and Spencer, who are now forced to make a decision. They believe Joe will be a shield for them going forward, and decide to rope in other showmance Mason and Vera, who later create a secret Showmance Alliance. Mason and Vera agree with the plan, and realize they have the votes for Joe to stay since Yolanda will keep him as well. On eviction night, it is a 5-4 blindside that sends Ruth out the door.

### Week 6

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Ruth's eviction, Brandi feels most betrayed by Mason, who sincerely apologizes to her and promises he is not flipping on her like Joe and Yolanda did. He explains that keeping her out of the loop was intentional to protect the two of them going forward. Fortunately, the conversation ends well and in a hug. Angie and Conan also feel betrayed by their allies for evicting Joe. Afterwards, Vera wins HOH. Joe tells Vera how grateful he is for saving him, and that he owes her big time. The two agree that if Joe wins HOH, he will keep her and Mason safe. Joe agrees to the terms. Later, Vera nominates Malcolm as her target and Yolanda as her pawn. Angie, Joe, and Mason are drawn for the veto competition, with Vera coming out on top. Nominations are left the same. Brandi tells Yolanda she will do everything in her power to keep her safe this week, and hope that their final two alliance is still on. Meanwhile, Angie and Conan agree that Mason and Vera should get a taste of their own medicine. Dewayne is roped into a plan to evict Yolanda, which he is ecstatic about, since Malcolm is his #1 ally left in the game. Chanel and Spencer once again find themselves swing votes. They ultimately decide to betray their short-lived showmance alliance. Brandi, Joe, and Mason find themselves on the opposite side of the vote and blindsided when Yolanda is evicted by a vote of 5-3.

### Week 7

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee3 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Yolanda's eviction, Brandi, Mason, and Vera realize all they have is each other. Mason and Vera are especially angered at Chanel and Spencer for betraying them so quickly, which leads into some heated back and forth arguments. Later, Mason becomes the new HOH. He has a large hitlist, but believes the smartest move is backdooring Spencer. Joe and Malcolm are named the initial nominees. Angie, Chanel, and Dewayne are drawn for the veto competition, with Dewayne coming out on top. With a looming feeling he is getting backdoored, Spencer manipulates Dewayne into believing not using the veto is the best move for his game, and that he will evict Joe. Dewayne believes this as factual, and decides not to use the veto, shocking his #1 ally Malcolm and frustrating Mason. Angie and Conan are determined to get Joe evicted again. When the idea is proposed to Brandi, she boldly tells them she cannot do that after they just blindsided her without even apologizing later, so she proposes to Mason and Vera for Malcolm to be the target this week. Chanel and Spencer, once again in the middle, flip back to voting with Vera, alongside ally Brandi. Angie, Conan, and Dewayne now find themselves on the wrong side of the votes.

### Week 8

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted5 Votes**

Following Malcolm's eviction, Brandi wins HOH. She tells her alliance she wants to do what Mason couldn't last week: backdoor Spencer. Mason and Vera are confused on whether or not they can trust Chanel and Spencer, whose loyalty blows like the wind, but trust Brandi's judgment. Conan and Joe are nominated for eviction. Angie, Spencer, and Vera are drawn for the veto competition, with Joe coming out on top. This gives Brandi the opportunity to name Spencer as the replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Chanel gets into Joe's ear about how he needs to keep Spencer since she and Spencer have kept multiple times, which agrees to. Vera starts to discuss with Brandi and Mason that she cannot trust Conan anymore, and would not be afraid to cut his throat because of his and Angie's recent shenanigans, as well as Conan not using the veto on her as a red flag. Suddenly, there is a vote flip in place. Angie is left on the wrong side of the vote when Conan is evicted 5-1.

### Week 9

#### Round 1

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee2 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Conan's eviction, Dewayne wins HOH. Immediately, everyone left in the game starts to get into his head, since he proved to be easily manipulatable when he didn't use the veto to save his #1 ally. Dewayne continues to believe that showmance Chanel and Spencer have his best interests in mind, telling them both they are "completely safe". Later, Dewayne tells Vera he can't nominate Chanel and Spencer. Vera then makes a desperate plea, throwing Angie under the bus by saying she is a compulsive liar, untrustworthy, and was the one vote to evict Spencer. She also sprinkles in a lie and says that her and Joe are a secret showmance that mask themselves with the constant arguing. Dewayne, gullible as ever, believes this to be true, and feels completely betrayed by who he thought was his next closest ally: Joe. Angie and Joe are nominated, much to their shock, anger, and confusion. Vera cannot believe herself when she was able to turn Dewayne against his only ally with a not-so-convincing story, and celebrates with Brandi and Mason. Chanel, Spencer, and Vera are drawn for the veto competition, with Dewayne coming out on top. Angie and Joe try to "prove" they are not in a showmance to Dewayne, but he is stubborn, and leaves nominations the same. Leading up to eviction, Chanel and Spencer want to keep Joe for the third time. Brandi tells Mason and Vera she is ready to let Joe go, since Angie technically never flipped on them, and hope they can mend fences. Angie, Brandi, Mason, and Vera meet together in a room together. Angie says she would really appreciate it if they voted to keep her, and says Conan was the one who convinced her evicting Yolanda was a good idea. She also mentions that her #1 target heading into next week is Dewayne, who she calls a moron. On eviction night, Joe is evicted by a 3-2 vote, as Chanel and Spencer could not save him for a third time.

#### Round 2

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Pre-Veto Nominee**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted4 Votes**

Following Joe's eviction, the final seven learns about a double eviction. Spencer comes out on top, and celebrates loudly as possible with Chanel. Knowing Angie has linked back up with Brandi, Mason, and Vera, Spencer nominates Angie and Mason for eviction. Everyone but Chanel is drawn for the veto competition, with Brandi coming out on top. Brandi saves her #1 ally Mason, which leads to Spencer naming Vera as the replacement nominee. Ultimately, Angie is unanimously evicted by a 4-0 vote.

### Week 10

 **HOHPOV**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted3 Votes**

Following Angie's eviction, Vera wins HOH. Her, Brandi, and Mason celebrate, and are ready to finally get Chanel or Spencer evicted. The showmance is then nominated for eviction. Vera also wins the veto competition, and leaves nominations the same. Chanel and Spencer take turns throughout the week telling Dewayne why they should keep them over their showmance partner. However, the real power lies in Brandi and Mason, who debate between evicting Chanel or Spencer all week. Ultimately, they evict Spencer for being a bigger competition threat. Spencer is evicted 3-0.

### Week 11

 **HOH**

 **POV**

 **Nominee1 Vote**

 **Evicted2 Votes**

Following Spencer's eviction, Chanel wins a critical HOH after losing her showmance partner. She nominates rival showmance duo Mason and Vera for eviction. Dewayne wins the veto competition, but does not use it. On eviction night, there is a tie. Brandi evicts Vera; Dewayne evicts Mason. Chanel breaks the tie to evict Mason, worrying he is the biggest jury threat to in the game.

### Week 12

 **HOH**

 **Pre-Veto NomineePOV**

 **Post-Veto Nominee0 Votes**

 **Evicted1 Vote**

Following Mason's eviction, Vera wins HOH. She nominates Chanel and Dewayne for eviction, with Chanel as her target. However, Chanel wins a critical veto for her safety. Therefore, Brandi is the only possible replacement nominee. Leading up to eviction, Chanel and Dewayne get into a heated argument. Dewayne comes to his realization that Chanel has been manipulating him for the entire game. Because of this argument, Chanel realizes she can no longer trust him, and evicts him from the game, since she believes Brandi won't be much of a competition threat anyways.

### Week 13

 **HOH Pt. 2 WinnerHOH Pt. 3 Winner**

 **Nominee0 Votes**

 **HOH Pt. 1 WinnerEvicted1 Vote**

Following Dewayne's eviction, the final three compete for final HOH. Chanel wins part one; Brandi wins part two. Brandi narrowly defeats Chanel to become the final HOH. She evicts Chanel, therefore taking ally Vera to the final two.

### Finale

 **Winner7 Votes**

 **Runner-Up2 Votes**

On finale night, Brandi says she had a great social game, wasn't nominated until final four, wasn't afraid to make her own moves, and played into a motherly role. Vera says she intentionally positioned herself in the middle at the beginning, getting into a showmance saved her Big Brother life, and was a big reason why Conan was evicted. Vera only receives votes to win from showmance Mason and former ally Conan, but Brandi receives the other seven votes to win. Mason wins America's Favorite Houseguest.

#### The Jury

 **Brandi**

 **Brandi**

 **Vera**

 **Brandi**

 **Brandi**

 **Brandi**

 **Vera**

 **Brandi**

 **Brandi**