Awards

At the end of each season, every player is given an award or title related to their game play that season. Below is a list of all awards, and who they were given to each season.

The winner of each season is not given an award. However, in some cases, it is noted what award they could have won if they did not win the season.

## Assassin

The Assassin title is awarded to the player who successfully eliminates their targets first. This award was only eligible to be won in the first and second seasons, as targets were not given during season three.

* In Season One, the Assassin title was given to Ste Foy, for successfully eliminating Kate Lawson and Lisa Williams from the game. He was awarded the 'No Vote Advantage', where he could take away the elimination vote of any other player, Ste was eliminated still holding onto this advantage.
* This title was not awarded in Season Two
* This title was ineligible to be awarded in Season Three, Four and Five due to the target twist not being present in those seasons.

## Bullet Dodger

The Bullet Dodger title is awarded to the player who survives for a long period of time against the odds, this is usually to do with being targeted by other players, or continuously targeted by an alliance.

* In Season One, the Bullet Dodger title was awarded to Tom Langan, who survived until the final five despite having the most players targeting him from the start of the game. Tom was targeted by Mandy Hines, Barnie Varnava and Kate Lawson.
* In Season Two, the Bullet Dodger title was awarded to Iain Gregory. Despite targets being equal this season,  Iain received votes at every elimination ceremony where he was eligible to receive votes, making him the most targeted player. He was eliminated in a double elimination with only 2 votes cast against him.
* In Season Three, the Bullet Dodger title was awarded to Natalie Norton. After losing her biggest ally in the first elimination, Natalie was often the 'easy nomination choice' by the other players. She managed to survive multiple eliminations, before choosing to withdraw at the end of the fifth round.

## Competition Beast

The Competition Beast title is awarded to the player who performs the best in the competitions. Although the winner of this award may have drew for the most amount of competitions won, they were considered to have performed best and been the biggest threat in competitions.

* In Season One, the Competition Beast title was awarded to Olivia Williams, who won one tribal challenge and two individual challenges this season. She also won two tiebreakers and was the first player to ever win Head of House twice in a row, controlling rounds 3 and 4 of the game.
* In Season Two, the Competition Beast title was awarded to Barnie Varnava, who won one tribal challenge and three individual challenges this season, including one where he was the only player blindfolded.
* In Season Three, the Competition Beast title was awarded to Ryan Frian-Walker, who won three individual challenges this season, including being the first ever player to win both the Head of House and Power of Veto within the same round. He also won what was deemed as the toughest challenge of the season - The Mastermind Map.
* In Season Four, the Competition Beast title was awarded to Dan Butler, who won 3 tribal challenges and two individual challenges this season.
* In Season Five, the Competition Beast title was awarded to Dan Grima, who won one tribal challenge and four individual challenges. Following his tribal challenge win, Dan was also nominated by his fellow tribe mates to become the Head of House.

Interestingly enough, Season One Competition Beast, Olivia, is romantically involved with Season Three Competition Beast, Ryan. The two also currently live with Season Two Competition Beast, Barnie.

In all seasons, the Competition Beast has made it into the final five.

## Consistency is Key

The Consistency is Key title is awarded to the player whose history likes to repeat itself and they find themselves in the same situation they were in during a previous season. For obvious reasons, this award was not eligible to be won during season one, and was first awarded in season three.

* In Season Three, the Consistency is Key title was won by Lindsey Wootten, who found herself repeating her game from season two - She once again had to battle her way back into the competition, only to fight through the rest of the game to get herself a place in the Final Two.

## Cursed

The 'Cursed' title is awarded to the player who has the worst luck with the game twists. They may not be targeted by their fellow players but the game always finds a way to screw them over. This award was first introduced in Season Three.

* In Season Three, the Cursed title was awarded to Josh Kennerley, who had his game ended twice by the Ride or Die twists. In round three, he was presented the Ride or Die punishment 'I Volunteer as Tribute', which saw him eliminated on behalf of his partner Katie Yates. After returning to the game in the battleback, he was once again eliminated, this time by the Ride or Die Advantage, which allowed the partnership who lasted the longest the opportunity to eliminate one player from the game. Despite being eliminated twice, Josh never received a single vote to eliminate during an elimination ceremony.

## Floaters Better Grab a Life Vest

The 'Floaters Better Grab a Life Vest' title is awarded to the player perceived to have the easiest ride and therefore 'floated' through the game. Whether this is due to them being protected by an alliance or just not seeming like a threat to the other players.

The award is named after Big Brother alumna, Rachel Reilly, who famously said the quote in season 12 of the american series.

* In Season One, the 'Floaters Better Grab a Life Vest' was awarded to Meg Lyons, who placed in joint fifth. She had the least amount of players targeting her and was only actually nominated for elimination when she was the only player left who was eligible as a replacement nominee.
* In Season Two, the 'Floaters Better Grab a Life Vest' title was awarded to Johannah Abbott, who placed in joint third. Despite being heavily targeted by Lindsey Wootteen and Lisa Williams this season, Johannah was well protected by her alliance members and was often put up for elimination as a 'pawn' to ensure the other player was to be eliminated.
* In Season Three, the 'Floaters Better Grab a Life Vest' title was not awarded, however it is believed that this would have been awarded to Rachel Williams, had she not won the season. She laid very low at the start of the season and was part of The Power 6 Alliance, who kept her safe during the game. Her game, however, dramatically changed after she was almost eliminated in deadlock.

This award has never been won by a male player. Interestingly enough, all players awarded the 'floater' title have finished in the top 5.

## Flying Under the Radar

The Flying Under the Radar title is awarded to the player who gas proven themselves to be a threat, but somehow manages to avoid multiple eliminations and nominations from their fellow players. This award was first introduced in Season Two.

* In Season Two, the Flying Under the Radar title was awarded to Daniel Grima, who despite coming 2nd in the previous season did not receive a single vote to eliminate the entire season. He was only up for elimination twice the whole game, due to tribal challenge loss and an immunity challenge loss, but was never nominated by his fellow players. Dan was only eliminated due to a loss in the semi-final.
* In Season Three, the Flying Under the Radar title was not awarded. Had she not have battled her way back into the competition, Lindsey Wootten would have received this award for not being targeted before the fifth round, despite winning Season Two.

## Honey Badger

The Honey Badger title is awarded to the player with the most aggressive game tactics, often this is without strategy and does not end well for the player.

* In Season One, the 'Honey Badger' title was awarded to Barnie Varnava, for his overly aggressive gameplay and attempts at playing multiple sides of the house. Barnie attempted to align with every member of the game and would whisper lies into players ears to get them to target certain other players. He continued to do this after he was eliminated from the game and was even disqualified from the 'Suck It' challenge due to aggression.
* In Season Two, the 'Honey Badger' title was awarded to Tom Langan, who was eliminated first from the game. Tom tried to campaign to eliminate fellow veteran and eventual winner of the season, Lindsey Wootten, but his aggressive campaigning caused his tribe mates to eliminate him from the game instead.
* In Season Three, the Honey Badger title was not awarded.

This award has never been won by a female player.

## Hopelessly Devoted

The Hopelessly Devoted title is awarded to the player who remains loyal to an ally or alliance who is not loyal to them. This award was first introduced in Season Two.

* In Season Two, the Hopelessly Devoted title was awarded to Dan Kwok, for being publicly eliminated by his own boyfriend, Ben Woodley. Kwok and Ben were both on the block during a double elimination, but Ben was forced to make his vote publicly, not wanting 'to show favouritism' he casted a vote for his own boyfriend, who was then eliminated with 5 out of 8 votes.
* In Season Three, the Hopelessly Devoted title was awarded to Lisa Williams, who was blindsided by The Power 6 Alliance. She has been working with the alliance for four rounds, and had an agreement to eliminate all the other players before turning on each other. She had no idea that her alliance had turned on her until the votes had been read.
* In Season Four, the Hopelessly Devoted title was awarded to Debs Butler, who willingly voted herself out of the game to help further the games of her husband and son. She was the first player to ever cast a vote for themselves.

## Maybe Next Time

The Maybe Next Time title is awarded to the player who never really had a chance to get into the game before being eliminated. This player is almost always eliminated in the first half of the game, before the battleback, but is unable to battle back into the competition.

* In Season One, the Maybe Next Time title was awarded to Kate Lawson, who was eliminated in the second round after her tribe lost The Stack Exchange tribal challenge and in a tribal twist, the winning team chose who would be eliminated. Fearing backlash for eliminating her boyfriend, Daniel Grima, in the previous round, Kate was unanimously voted out by the opposing tribe.
* In Season Two, the Maybe Next Time title was awarded to Ryan Frain-Walker. Despite winning the previous season, Ryan was a big target this time around and was voted out by his own tribe in the second round of the game with only 3 out of 5 of the votes.
* In Season Three, the Maybe Next Time title was awarded to Becca Plaistow. Becca was the first player eliminated from season three and never really got a chance to compete in the game. She was eliminated following the first ever Nomination Challenge where she was nominated against 3 members of The Power 6 Alliance, who controlled the first half of the game this season.

Interestingly enough, all players who received this award were eliminated in the second round of the game, not the first; in Season One, first eliminated Daniel Grima later returned to the game following the battleback; in Season Two first eliminated Tom Langan was awarded the Honey Badger award for his aggressive gameplay in trying to turn his tribe against eventual winner Lindsey Wootten; and in Season Three Katie Yates was spared elimination in the first round following a designated non-elimination round.

## Phoenix

The Phoenix title is awarded to the player who 'rises from the ashes' or best 'bounces back' from a previously poor performance. This may relate to the performance during the season in question or relate to their performance in a previous season.

* In Season One, the Phoenix title was awarded to Daniel Grima, who after being eliminated in the first round of the game, managed to win the Battleback and return to the game. Dan then controlled the second half of the game, taking the Head of House title from Olivia Williams and putting her up for elimination. Dan fought his way to the final but lost the final vote to Ryan Frain-Walker.
* in Season Two, the Phoenix title was not awarded to any player. It is believed that had she not won, Lindsey Wootten would have been awarded this for battling back into the competition only to go on to win.
* In Season Three, the Phoenix title was awarded to Tom Langan. Tom had been eliminated first in the previous season, and had not been considered a threat or a worthy ally for the Power 6 Alliance. He went on to prove his fellow veterans wrong after winning two Head of House challenges, contributing to the blind side of Lisa Williams, betraying allies Josh Kennerley and Katie Yates and flushing the second idol from Richard Murgatroyd.

## Showmance

The Showmance title is awarded to the player who proved the most loyal to an ally till the very end. The player protects their ally in competitions and the two players vote together. This award is only awarded to one of the two players.

* In Season One, the Showmance title was awarded to Mandy Hines, for her showmance with Olivia Williams. The two players had not met before the games begun, but quickly bonded and began to protect each other in the game. Olivia saved Mandy when she had to break a tied vote, and Mandy returned the favour by veto-ing Olivia's nomination securing them both a spot in the semi-final. Mandy and Olivia were eliminated together in the final Battleflip competition.
* In Season Two, the Showmance title was awarded to Lisa Williams, for her showmance with winner Lindsey Wootten. Despite having her as a target, Lisa never cast a vote to eliminate Lindsey, and stuck by her to try and take out the other alliance in the game. Lisa was eliminated after Lindsey's nomination was vetoed.
* In Season Three, the Showmance title was awarded to Barnie Varnava, for his showmance with Ryan Frain-Walker. The two players had played alongside each other in both previous seasons, but did not align until this season. Barnie reluctantly went along with the plan to eliminate Lisa Williams at Ryan's request and voted together for the majority of the game. However, unlike the previous pairings, Barnie and Ryan eventually turned on eachother in Round 6, where they both voted to eliminate the other.

This award has always been won by a same-sex pairing.

## Snake In The Grass

The Snake in the Grass title is awarded to the player who uses sneaky game tactics to further their own game. This is often lying regarding other players status or intentions, and done cleverly, with purpose and strategy.

* In Season One, the Snake in The Grass title was awarded to Lisa Williams. Lisa spent most of the game pretending to be drunk, in order to not seem like a big threat in the game. She also sabotaged her own tribes chances of winning during The Stack Exchange challenge, as both of her targets were on her own tribe. These tactics did not work out for Lisa, who was eliminated in the third round when her game plan was outed by Barnie Varnava.
* In Season Two, the Snake in the Grass title was awarded to Ben Woodley, for his unpredictable game tactics. This meant that neither alliance were quite sure which side Ben was working with and he even voted out his own ally and boyfriend, Daniel Kwok, in a public elimination vote. Ben ultimately finished the game in 5th place.
* In Season Three, the Snake in the Grass title was awarded to Richard Murgatroyd. Richard was the clear villain of the season and voted against his own alliance in every vote from round three. He was one of the driving forces behind Lisa Williams's blindside, and ensured the elimination of his own Ride-or-Die, Barnie Varnava, after promising to use the immunity idol to save him despite having no intention of using the idol.

## White Flag

The White Flag title is awarded to the player who 'gives up' their game, this can either be out of sheer laziness or in order to protect another player. This aware was first introduced in season four.

* In Season Four, the White Flag title was awarded to Katy Evans for giving up her game to save the game of another player. Katy told her own tribe to vote her out when she tied for votes with fellow tribemate Richard Butler. Richard would go on to make it to the semi-final.

## Why Won't You Die?!

The 'Why Wont You Die?!' title is awarded to the player who just cannot be eliminated, whether they keep getting votes to stay in the game, or the game itself manages to keep them in.

* In Season One, the Why Wont You Die title was awarded to Lindsey Wootten, who was very heavily targeted as soon as the tribes disbanded. Lindsey was nominated a total of 3 times in a row before being eliminated.
* In Season Two, the Why Won't You Die title was not awarded.
* In Season Three, the Why Won't You Die title was awarded to Katie Yates for receiving the most amount of nominations and votes than any other player this season. Katie received the most votes to eliminate at every elimination ceremony she was eligible to receive votes, but managed to stay in the game due to the Ride or Die Twists. Katie actually holds the record for the most amount of votes received in a single season - 17.