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Travis Brown

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* BBRL1

## Season History

**Travis Brown** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1,* who later returned on *Big Brother Red Lion 3**.*

One of the major threats in the house, he was one of the few defectors to Carson Capik and his side of the house. This made him a huge target, but he was a strong competitor and was able to stay safe through winning 4 Power of Vetos throughout his time in the house. He later sided with Nathan Wyant and the two of them made it their only goal to get Carson evicted.

Travis played a very snake-like game and often talked people into his side. He strategically fought through the game with the odds against him and avoid nomination, even once calling a house meeting to blow up Carson's game.

After he was discovered to be the rogue vote to keep Hudson Smith, he became too much of a target and was unanimously voted out in the Triple Eviction alongside Howard Owrutsky with no votes to keep him. He placed 7th and was the 5th member of the jury.

Returning in season 3, Travis's intense and strategic gameplay was back and better than ever. He was the puppetmaster through his first 3 weeks in game, and was feared among the house and could get players to do whatever he wanted very easily. From the time of his return, he teamed up with Kat Appleton and the two made a disastrous duo through every single week. Travis was also a founding member of Forsaken Four and he was responsible for most of their choices. Towards the end of the game, he cut off his biggest ally Makya Witmer in the final 5, then he was nominated for most evictions but managed to stay, due to his deals with Kat and Kalaya Lutz wanting the final 3 to be all the best players. In the end, Travis was sent out as the last evicted in his second run - the last veteran and last male standing. He placed 3rd and was the final member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 3*

### Competition History

*1: Travis's Punishment from the Devil's Den meant that he could not compete in the HOH competition during the Double Eviction.*

### HOH History

 **Vetoed**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* He is the first player to win the POV twice in his season.
	+ He also has the most POV wins total in his season as well.
* He voted in the minority three times in a row up until his eviction.
* He is the first player in Big Brother Red Lion 3 that did not use the POV.
* He is the only person to be nominated during both parts of a multi-eviction and survive.
* Travis holds the record for longest time in the house without being in danger at a Nomination Ceremony or Veto Meeting. In Season 3, Travis was not eligible for eviction once until Week 9's nomination ceremony.
* He was the last vet standing and the last boy standing in Big Brother Red Lion 3.
Competitive Strategies

This is a list of all the popular competitive strategies used to play the game of Big Brother. They work in conjunction with Social Strategies.

# Aggressive

The **aggressive competitive strategy** sees the houseguest attempting to win most or even all competitions. These players believe the guarantee of security that comes with these powers are more important than consequently appearing threatening to other houseguests. Aggressive strategists usually employ a leader, gamer, or collaborator social strategy.

* Houseguests who have employed this strategy include Carson Capik, Nathan Wyant, Deacon Sheetz, Brayden Dehoff, David Seacrest, Cohen Harrison, and Nathan West.

# Passive

The **passive competitive strategy** involves intentionally losing most or all competitions in an attempt to appear as though he or she is not a threat. Sometimes, a houseguest employing the passive strategy may even throw the competitions that have no effect on the outcome of the game (e.g. food and luxury competitions) to further his or her weak persona. A passive player will typically choose a snake, floater, or collaborator social strategy.

* Houseguests who have employed this strategy include Gabriel Taylor, Liam Krzywulak, Hudson Smith, Matthew Schott, Marquise DeVelde, Aaron Simpson, Tyler Moser, Alex Jordan, Quinn Trout.

# Selective

When utilizing the **selective competitive strategy**, a houseguest will win only the competitions he or she deems necessary for staying in the House, many times pivotal competitions such as the Final Head of Household competition. The selective strategist worries about being evicted over appearing threatening, but believes that certain Head of Household or Power of Veto competitions are worth that risk.

* Houseguests who have employed this strategy include Iris, Howard Owrutsky, Travis Brown, Tyler Wernick, Hunter Baldwin, Thomas Harvey, Chase Landis, Sawyer Robertson, Bryce Reynolds, Quentin Millar, Landen McKinley, Noah Rutters, Beck Rulevich, Alex Plitt and Beckham Phillips.
Finalist

**Finalists** are the last 3 houseguests remaining in a given Big Brother season. These remaining players battle in a 3-part competition to become the final Head of Household, who decides who goes with them to the final two.

The last 2 remaining houseguests' fates are at the hands of the Jury. One will win the game and win the grand prize, and the other will be the runner-up and get the 2nd place prize, depending on who received more votes to win.
Tyler Wernick

## Season History

**Tyler Wernick** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1*.

Tyler was a lone-wolf for most of the game and advanced quietly through the weeks. After almost getting evicted in the Instant Eviction and then again in the second half of the Double Eviction, Tyler soon became a very big pawn, however whenever he was nominated he only stayed by one single vote.

He won a total of one Power of Veto during the game, mostly hiding his potential in athletic competitions. He was then finally evicted in a unanimous 5-0 vote right before the Triple Eviction. He placed 8th and was the 4th member of the jury.

## Trivia

* He has the most nominations in his season, with five.
* He was also nominated four times in a row.
Triple Eviction

**Triple Evictions** occur in Big Brother in order to send three people home in one week. They are very similar to Double Evictions, as it is another eviction cycle that happens in the same day as the first, however two people leave during the second eviction rather than just one, meaning three people leave the game that night. During this eviction, one Head of Household is named and nominates three nominees. Then a Power of Veto Competition is held, followed by a Power of Veto Ceremony. After this, the houseguests cast their vote to ***save*** one of the nominees. The two nominees with the least amount of votes will then be evicted.

The very first triple eviction occurred in Big Brother Red Lion 1.
Re-Entry Competition

**Re-Entry Competition** is a competition in which houseguests that have already been evicted get a chance to return to the game and get another shot at winning.

## List of Re-Entry Competitions In BBRL

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**???** | From Weeks 2-6, every evicted player would face off in a competition against the current "champion" of previous rounds. The victor of Week 6's Showdown returned to the game.
Eviction

**Eviction** is the weekly process of a houseguest leaving the house.

## Process

During the Eviction, the two nominees are given a chance to make their final pleas. After each nominee has spoken, the remaining houseguests head one at a time to the host to cast their vote to evict. The voting houseguests communicate to the host without the others hearing their vote. The Head of Household and the two nominees are ineligible to vote. However, in the case of a tie, the Head of Household casts the determining vote to evict. After the votes are in, the host reports the results of the vote to the houseguests, telling them the number of votes cast in favor of each nominee. At that moment, the evicted houseguest has one minute to walk off the field.

## Post-Eviction

Following a houseguest's eviction, his or her photograph on the Memory Wall turns black and white.
J Carson Capik

## Season History

**J Carson Capik** is the winner of *Big Brother Red Lion 1,* and the host of seasons 2-7.

Always at the center of attention in the house, Carson did not hesitate to build strong connections with several players in the game. He was the only one in the cast of his season who correctly employed the Floater social strategy. Originally honoring a final four alliance between Nathan Wyant, Aaron Simpson, Marquise DeVelde and himself, Carson changed his gameplay after losing his secret ally Deacon Sheetz in the Double Eviction. He became very ruthless and made big moves and won lots of competitions, with 3 HoH's and 2 POV's by the end of the game.

After his alliance with Travis and Nate blew up, Carson had their side of the house gunning for him, which is when he began winning several competitions to stay safe. He was also responsible for several flip votes including the one that sent Nate home.

In the end, Chase Landis thought he would win over Carson because of his ruthless gameplay, and took him to the final two with him. However, he was wrong as Carson won with a 6-3 vote from the jury.

## Other Appearances

* He has since become the host of BBRL after Tristan Kirby stepped down. He reprised his host role until Season 8, when he returned to the game as an all-star.

## Trivia

* He is the first player to be HOH in two multi-eviction weeks.
* He is tied with Nathan Wyant for the most HOH wins in their season, with three.
Competition

**Competitions**, **Comps**, or **Challenges**, have been a very important part of Big Brother's gameplay ever since the show began. The winner of the competition or the group will receive the power of special privileges for the week. This usually includes safety from Eviction, but this is not always the case.
Teams

**Teams** is the main twist of Big Brother Red Lion 6. For the first four weeks of the game, houseguests were competing in teams. Before the Head of Household competition each week, each team would play as a group in a competition that allowed the entire team to win safety for the week. A team can't win immunity two weeks in a row. The teams were reset after Week 4, and houseguests played individually from there.
Bryce Reynolds

* BBRL3
* BBRL2

## Season History

**Bryce Reynolds** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 2*, who later returned on *Big Brother Red Lion 3**.*

Although Bryce was always at the bottom of the Level 5 totem pole, he ended up showing his true colors late-game after several weeks of remaining very quiet. Toward the end of his time in the game he played considerably fierce, winning an HOH and 2 PoVs.

Bryce was usually unbeknownst to the plans of his alliance, or not completely on board with them. He was blindsided by Noah Rutters's eviction and was the sole vote to keep him. He had a plan of striking before Beck did to get him out after the Double Eviction mess, but he wasn't able to come in power and was evicted in the final four when Beckham Phillips cast the sole vote to evict him. He placed 4th and was the 6th member of the jury.

Returning in Season 3, Bryce changed his plans. He looked for one or two ride-or-die allies rather than sticking with a well-known, hugely-targeted group. He almost immediately sided with Travis Brown and the two formed a final two plan from the start. Everyone quickly gained knowledge of it, but there were always bigger targets. When the Double Eviction came around, the dominant Rigged.com alliance saw their quick chance to split up the Travis/Bryce final two, and Bryce failed to win POV and was evicted over Darian Brown in a close 5-4 vote. He just barely missed the Jury phase, placing 12th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Diary Room

## *Big Brother* Gameplay

### Description

A room of the so-called *Big Brother* house where contestants give their own opinions on the game privately.

### Appearances

*All*

The **Diary Room**, also known as the **Confessional Chat** is special room inside the Big Brother House where the houseguests can have a private conversation with Big Brother about their daily thoughts and emotions regarding the different events that have taken place inside the house.

Everyday, the houseguests are called in individually to the Diary Room to voice out all of their thoughts about the day, but the houseguests can also voluntarily enter the Diary Room if they feel the need to converse or seek advice with Big Brother without having the presence of fellow houseguests. Further, the room is the only place inside the house where the houseguests can communicate with Big Brother, and one or more houseguests may be called in by Big Brother to give information on various tasks and announcements.

Importantly, conversations inside the Diary Room must never be shared with anyone unless told by Big Brother to do so.

In *Big Brother Red Lion* the room is also used for eviction votes.
Lee Joines

## Season History

**Lee Joines** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 5*.

Initially playing an extremely aggressive early-game, Lee established individual personal relationships with the entire Ballers Off Da Court alliance, then branched out to ally with Mason Treadaway and Daniel Alvarado-Castillo. He played both sides aggressively, exchanging information between all of his allies. This came back to bite him in Week 2 when Daniel found out Lee leaked his nomination plans to his target Giuseppe Randazzo, leading to a 2-hour long house meeting resulting in Lee's gameplay being exposed and the beginning of and off-and-on rivalry between the two. Lee prevented his inevitable eviction by winning the Power of Veto that week, and then won the following HOH competition and put Daniel in danger, who attempted to smooth talk himself into pinning the target on Michael Sindlinger instead, which worked, as Michael ended up being evicted that week, since Daniel had the support of his secret allies Johnny McCarty and Ryan Ehrhart, which the rest of the house was unaware of yet.

Michael's eviction worked well in Lee's favor, however. Because Daniel was spared, Lee was able to re-integrate himself effectively in the house, after being a top target by almost everyone. He made amends with Blaine Brillhart, Carter Lindsey and Eddie Leiphart, and eventually, after laying low for 2 weeks, began working with both of them to backdoor Daniel once and for all. At this point, Mason and Carter, a power duo, were working with both the duo of Blaine and Eddie, and Lee's trio with Paul Hornberger and River VanWicklen, The Real Deal. When the rivalry between Johnny and Carter/Mason heated up, and Johnny's fate was seemingly sealed, Lee was one of the most vocal supporters of keeping him, and played right into Johnny's strategy. When Johnny stayed and won HOH the following week, he was forced to backstab the trio when Mason won the veto, and he saw Lee as his most trustworthy ally, so he nominated River instead, despite Lee's elevated threat level.

In the end, Lee was the only vote to evict Carter that week, after Paul had betrayed The Real Deal. This found himself evicted alongside his only true ally Johnny during the Triple Eviction, with zero votes to save. Lee placed 7th and was the 3rd member of the Jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 5*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Lee is the first houseguest in BBRL5 to save themself with the Power of Veto.
* Lee has participated in a Power of Veto comp for all 3 reasons, 3 weeks in a row: getting his name drawn in Week 1, playing by default as a nominee in Week 2, and playing by default as HOH in Week 3.
Cameron Burke

## Season History

**Cameron Burke** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 4*.

An early favorite, Cameron came into the game trying to lay low as much as possible and only win competitions when necessary. He employed this near perfectly during Week 1, but became paranoid over his fellow housemates' trust and alliances during the 2nd week, leading HOH Tristan to out him and nominate him for eviction. When his other blockmate Lillian Wagner won the Power of Veto and used it on herself, Cameron found himself next to a pawn Brayden Dehoff for eviction day, and his fate was sealed. He placed 14th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 4*

### Voting History

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Big Brother (person)

**Big Brother (person)**, considered as the most important element in all editions of the Big Brother series, is the unseen voice that controls the housemates' lives inside the house.

The titular character is loosely based on a fictional character with the same name from George Orwell's novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four, where the reality series was inspired from.

## Characteristics

Within the infamous reality series, Big Brother is known as the owner of the House, wherein a group of players must avoid evictions. However, Big Brother is considered to be an unseen, omnipresent, and omnipotent entity that watches the houseguests' every move, and neither the contestants nor the viewers can see him physically. However, the houseguests can privately converse and express their thoughts and emotions with Big Brother through a special room in the Big Brother House called the *Diary Room*.

### Big Brother Red Lion

In the BBRL series, Big Brother's only appearances are to call people to the Diary Room or to warn them when they break the rules. He is heard through a deep, commanding voice.
Nathan Wyant

## Season History

**Nathan "Nate" Wyant** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1*.

One of the fiercest competitors to ever play the game, he was only rivaled by Carson Capik when it came to winning competitions and being a huge threat. He won 3 Head of Household competitions during his time in the game, and from the very start he was never afraid to make a big move and show his impressive physical and mental ability at winning comps.

He was originally sided with Carson until he started working with Travis Brown when he realized Carson was too much of a threat and running the house. He worked with Travis and the two were in and out of power a lot, slowly but surely working a few of Carson's allies and middle-players out of the house and blowing up their games. Eventually a heated feud between the two sides started up and Nate was the first to go in this phase of the game. He was put up on the block against Tyler Wernick who was a major pawn, and then made the fatal mistake of sitting out of the Diamond Power of Veto. Nate was left powerless and voted out 3-2-0. He placed 9th and was the third member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Hunter**

 **Hunter**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* In Nate's old casting photo before the shots were universally updated, you could see his laptop in the corner.
* Two out of his 3 HOH reigns, he did not successfully evict his intended target.
Julian Baldwin

## Season History

**Julian Baldwin** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1*.

Julian was a very quiet figure and didn't do very much in the game. He often went where the power was and did quick convincing to keep him safe. He came close to the first few Power of Veto wins, but unfortunately couldn't win them.

He was nominated as a pawn in the Double Eviction part 1, but didn't do very much to keep himself in. He was unable to gather enough votes and was evicted 7-5. He placed 15th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 1*

### Voting History

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 3
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 5

## Trivia

* Although he was only in the house for a short time, he always voted with the majority.
Tyler Moser

## Season History

**Tyler Moser** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 2*.

Tyler came in too hot, too quickly. He was very loud and more than open to his loyalties and targets which made him an obvious target right from the start. This erratic gameplay affected him so much that his ally David Seacrest duped him after winning the Engineer competition in the premiere and not giving Tyler immunity.

Because of his gameplay, Tyler found himself on the block due to the data breach twist and the house nominations, and was voted out unanimously with a vote of 5-0.
Quinn Trout

## Season History

**Quinn Trout** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 2*.

Quinn was remembered for being the awkward, quirky, funny player of the season. Most of his gameplay was based on his social connection building, and it wasn't long before he secured strong final-2 deals with several players in the house. He was never with the idea to get the seventh graders out first, and he even had a big alliance with Cohen Harrison.

Quinn's downfall came when he eventually couldn't handle keeping all of his final 2's secret, which raised huge red flags and caused him to be backdoored and voted out in Part 1 of the Double Eviction, placing 11th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 2*

### Voting History

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Alex Plitt

## Season History

**Alexander "Alex" Plitt** is the Runner-Up of *Big Brother Red Lion 2*.

Initially playing very silently, Alex was always dead center in the house, with no true side or allegiance, and often found himself on the wrong side of the vote. He was unable to conceal himself as the winner of the second Hacker Competition, however he was not targeted after that for a long while.

Once Level 5 finally plotted to take him out, it was too late, as Alex had already formulated his plan with Beck Rulevich to blindside Noah Rutters at the Double Eviction. In the final four, when the remaining 2 Level 5 members saw it was time for Alex to go, he won his first Head of Household competition (not counting the Technician power), securing his spot in the finals. He then went on to win the Final HOH competition, choosing to evict the dangerous player Beck.

Alex answered his Jury questions very carefully while his opponent Beckham Phillips barely tried, however Alex did not know this was Beckham's strategy, and he was baited by Beckham to let his guard down, become cocky and expect to win in the finals. He ended up coming in 2nd place with a 5-2 vote from the Jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 2*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Alex is the first houseguest to win the last two HOH competitions.
Brandon Bowman

**Brandon Bowman** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 3*.

Brandon was a solid player with good intentions that fell victim to a last minute vote flip. He had a strong athletically driven alliance with Logan Kehoe and William Schrack from the beginning, and they stayed loyal to Brandon until the last second.

Under Payje Davis's HOH, she was targeting for Maxx Cranston to go home and not Brandon. However, the vote was flipped by Kat Appleton and her allies resulting in Brandon's early 7-4 eviction.
Hacker Competition

## *Big Brother* Recurring Competition

### Description

The winner of this competition can anonymously change one nomination, anonymously pick one player for the POV and anonymously nullify one player's eviction vote

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother Red Lion 2

The **Hacker Competition** is a new twist that was in play in Big Brother Red Lion 2. The winner of the competition (played after the nomination ceremony, but before the Power of Veto competition) gained the ability to anonymously do the following:

* Remove one of the two selected HOH nominations and replace them with another of they're choosing OR discard and keep the nominations the same, similarly to the Power of Veto.
	+ Since the HOH controls the replacement nominee, the nominee that the Hacker removes is still eligible for renomination at the Veto Meeting, as long as they do not also win the Power of Veto.
* Must choose one player to compete in the Power of Veto competition.
* Must block one player from voting at the Live Eviction.

## Hacker History

 Saved
 6

## Trivia

* This competition was only won by seventh graders.
Blood Power of Veto

## *Big Brother* Twists

### Description

A special variant of the Power of Veto. It is used to veto an entire week of the game, instead of one player.

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother Red Lion 3

The **Blood Power of Veto** or **Blood Veto** was arguably the most powerful item in Big Brother Red Lion history.

It was won by the best scoring player in the Secret Room competition during Week 9. Instead of coming into play at a Veto Meeting, the BPOV was shown after that week's eviction. The holder could choose to bring the evicted player back into the game, subsequently evicting the other player that was on the block, *regardless of votes.*
Chandler Adams

## Season History

**Chandler Adams** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 5*.

A very quiet player from the start, Chandler was in the game to have fun, rather than to make huge moves and play aggressively. Despite this, he did work to better position himself during Week 2 after Week 1 HOH Johnny McCarty nominated him as a pawn, though he stayed unanimously. Chandler teamed up with Lee Joines, and as a result became the #1 affiliate to the Ballers Off Da Court alliance. He was nominated again, this time Post-Veto, by Daniel Alvarado-Castillo the following week, who found out his allegiance to Lee, Daniel's greatest enemy in the house. He survived eviction again, this time with 3 votes against him.

During Week 3, Chandler was not nominated, and thus was finally able to vote. He found himself as the potential swing vote. Despite being put on the block by Daniel the week prior, Chandler was won over thanks to Daniel's effective campaigning, a deal they made that stated Daniel would never nominate him again, and also the reveal that Lee, Paul Hornberger and River VanWicklen had been the votes against him the previous week. This caused Chandler to ditch Lee, vote Michael out, and effectively position himself dead center, after spending each week allied with a different group.

When Carter Lindsey won HOH, he was very weary of this type of gameplay, and had Chandler evicted in a 9-0 vote. Because of the Time Travel twist, Chandler went head to head against Zach McKee for re-entry into the game after the Double Eviction, but he lost. Chandler placed 12th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 5*

### Voting History

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## Trivia

* He is the only BBRL player to have ever only gotten 1 chance to vote by the end of Week 4.
Coda Heck

**Coda Heck** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 3*.

Coda falsely presented himself as the lost, confused, and inexperienced character of the house, which worked considerably well for him in the first few weeks. He was cursed with the Temptation from the start in Week 1, but won the first Power of Veto to save himself. From here, Coda promptly made connections with all 3 major sides of the house, getting an in with Darian Brown and the side he controlled, then joining Rigged.com on the other side. It was this move that would ultimately lead to his downfall, since when his alliance members found out he was transmitting info through the house, they took their shot at Coda in Week 5 and had him evicted with a very close 6-5 vote, placing 14th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 3*

### Voting History

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 4
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## Trivia

* He was the first evictee of his season that had won a competition prior.
Daniel Alvarado-Castillo

## Season History

**Daniel Alvarado-Castillo** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 5*.

A longtime Big Brother Red Lion fan, Daniel eagerly entered the house and was ready to play aggressively, which he did, winning 2 HOH comps, 1 Power of Veto comp and a Time Travel comp all within the first 5 weeks of the game. He founded the Sexy 6, an alliance that controlled most of the pre-game shots and constantly talked their way out of danger.

Daniel used his first HOH reign to align himself with Johnny McCarty, at the time a very worried and paranoid player. They ended up creating The Connection, a final 2 deal where they exchanged information as leaders of their respective sides of the house. Eventually, Daniel also teamed up with Johnny's Day 1 ride-or-die Ryan Ehrhart, and they formed El Trio. Throughout the entire first half of the game, Daniel shared a rocky relationship with Lee Joines. They were the stars of the infamous Day 10 fight/house meeting, and both nominated each other, going back and forth between friends and enemies.

As Johnny and Daniel strengthened their connection, Daniel became closer with players from the other side such as Paul Hornberger and River VanWicklen. After narrowly escaping eviction in Week 3, Daniel began to incessantly overplay and took part in a coordinated and aggressive betrayal of the dominant Sexy 6 that occurred over the rest of his time in the house. Seeing Johnny, Ryan and Lee as his only chances at shielding himself as he continued to raise his threat level, Daniel founded the Power Players to try and get some coverage, and make up with Lee. In Week 5, on Daniel's 2nd HOH, he sent home Sexy 6 member Zachary McKee and claimed the move was only to get no blood on his hands, as he couldn't safely make a bigger move.

This landed him in danger the following week. Paul and Mason Treadaway orchestrated the Bridge Burners operation, which saw Daniel backstabbed and backdoored in Week 6, right before Jury started, by a 7-2 vote (more votes than normal due to the time travel powers). He received only the votes of Johnny and Ryan, and placed 10th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 5*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* Daniel has participated in a Power of Veto comp for all 3 reasons, 3 weeks in a row: getting his name drawn in Week 1, playing by default as HOH in Week 2, and playing by default as a nominee in Week 3.
* Daniel is the first player in his season to win HOH more than once.
* The only times Daniel was eligible to vote, the vote was unanimous.
HOH Vote Twist

The **HOH Vote Twist** occured in Big Brother Red Lion 1 and was one of the season's first twists. The first HOH comp had the 19 houseguests vote among each other for who should become the first Head of Household.

Carson Capik received 16 of the 19 votes and that was more than enough to crown him the first HOH of the season.
Backdoor

The **backdoor technique**, also known as the **six-finger plan**, is a strategic move devised during the early seasons of Big Brother. It requires the Head of Household not nominating the intended target to be evicted, choosing instead to nominate two pawns, at the nomination ceremony in order to prevent the target from being guaranteed to play in the Power of Veto competition. Provided the intended target does not play in the Veto competition, the POV holder would then remove a pawn from the block, and the HOH would place the intended target on the block to be subsequently evicted. Despite debate among fans, it is generally agreed that a true backdoor only happens when the target DOES **NOT** play in the Veto competition.

It is a difficult technique to pull off, but if one has a group large enough to carry it out, a backdoor can be performed. It requires having 6 players to agree with the plan, and enough non-HOH and non-nominee houseguests to want to evict the target.

In BBRL, the backdoor was technically not truly possible until Season 2, because during BBRL1, every player competed in the Veto competition. By non-true Backdoor rules, Julian Baldwin could be considered the first Backdoor victim.

Surviving a backdoor plan is extremely difficult, and thus it is one of the least risky and most effective strategies in the Big Brother game, when executed correctly.
Tristan Kirby

## Season History

**Tristan Kirby** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 4*, and the host of Big Brother Red Lion 1.

When Tristan finally played in Season 4, he went too hard too soon, forging several alliances and playing aggressively, and then winning Week 2's Head of Household competition. However, when he was inevitably put into danger the week after, his gameplay became clouded and confused, but when he couldn't win the Power of Veto, he decided it was game time again.

What followed were several days of uncertainty in the house whether to evict him or Liam Lynch. Both boys were seen as big threats, but ultimately Liam was able to plant seeds of doubt a bit more effectively, giving him the edge over Tristan in the first split vote of the season. Tristan was sent out by a vote of 6-4, placing 13th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 4*

### Voting History

 2
 *HOH* | -
 3

### HOH History

 **Evicted**
Nathan West

## Season History

**Nathan West** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 2*.

Nathan was a very adamant player and never fell victim to his ally David Seacrest's manipulative ways. He tried his hardest and came very close to winning the HOHs, even when he was injured.

Nathan's demise came when the 8th graders' backdoor streak continued and he was the next to go from the opposite side of the house, being viewed as a physical and mental threat. HOH Quentin Millar was convinced finally after repeatedly turning down suggestions to put Nathan up as the replacement nominee, but eventually gave in so the house wouldn't see him as a liability. Nathan was thus backdoored and evicted in a 7-2 vote, placing 12th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 2*

### Voting History

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Ryan Ehrhart

## Season History

**Ryan Ehrhart** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 5*.

As a founding member of Ballers Off Da Court, Ryan quickly aligned himself with Johnny McCarty during the first night of the game. They created The OGs final two deal and remained true allies for all 50 of Ryan's days in the house. Throughout the early weeks, Ryan worked closely with this side of the house, while also maintaining passive relationships with Mason Treadaway and Daniel Alvarado-Castillo, the latter of which would end up being the third link in his 3-person group with Johnny, called El Trio. The trio finalized their final 3 deal and attempted to play both sides, lying in between BODC and the Sexy 6. However, after Daniel's 2nd HOH reign, his gameplay was exposed, and he got backdoored. Johnny and Ryan declared war on their new rivals Mason and Carter Lindsey for engineering the plan to take out their #2 ally.

Several days of fighting in the house followed, before Mason won both HOH and Veto the following week, nominating Johnny and Ryan next to each other to split up their duo. Due to Ryan's decreased threat level, having only taken out Zachary McKee in the past (who came back in after the Fake Double Eviction), it seemed all but guaranteed that he would stay, and Johnny, the far bigger threat, would be evicted. However, Johnny put forth an elaborate plan that fooled both sides of the house into keeping him, and Ryan found himself evicted by a 6-0 vote, placing 9th and becoming the first member of the Jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 5*

### HOH History

 **Fake Evicted**
Double Eviction

## *Big Brother* Twists

### Description

A week of the *Big Brother* Game would be played in a matter of a few days or an hour.

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother Red Lion 1 - onwards

**Double Evictions** are a special event on Big Brother where two houseguests are evicted in the same week. This often involves speeding up the game by having the HoH competition, nomination ceremony, veto competition, veto ceremony, and eviction all held within the span of 2-3 days or happening in a single night. The very first double eviction was in Big Brother Red Lion 1.

## Types of Double Eviction

### Two Evictions in One Week

* Often, the HouseGuests will compete for HOH following the previous eviction and then the new HOH will immediately nominate two people for eviction. The next day, they will compete in the POV and have the next eviction within the next two or three days.

### Two Evictions in One Day

* Fast Forward evictions are more fast paced. HouseGuests are informed of the Fast Forward immediately before or after an eviction. There is **no new Head of Household crowned**, and the current HOH has only a minute to decide their next set of nominees. From there, another vote and eviction will be held, sometimes an extremely quick Power of Veto competition will be held too. Then there is a second vote and Eviction.
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Immunity Competition

**Immunity Competition** is a competition that awards its winner with safety for the week. It has appeared in multiple seasons. Special versions of this comp such as the Team Immunity Competition, Island Trial Competition and Safety Suite Competition are very similar but have additional stipulations.

## Trivia

* Each time this competition has been used, it has been used for a different purpose.
Giuseppe Randazzo

## Season History

**Giuseppe "Joey" Randazzo** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 5*.

Joey wanted the 3 Junior High players: Mason Treadaway, Daniel Alvarado-Castillo, and Zach McKee, out of the house from Day 2. He was quickly approached by Ryan Ehrhart to form a large 7 person alliance, and then recruited River VanWicklen and Paul Hornberger to join it. After staying on the same page for a week, Joey named their group "Ballers Off Da Court."

His enemy Daniel won Head of Household during Week 2, who was confided in by Johnny McCarty of Joey's plans to gun for the Junior High players. This caused Joey to find himself on the block, but not before publicly asking Daniel in front of the whole house about why he wanted Joey evicted. This led to a two hour long housewide fight on Day 10 that resulted in the exposure of Lee Joines's gameplay, who refused to admit that he had leaked Daniel's nomination plans a few hours prior to the BODC alliance. Lee found himself with very little trust after this, but then he saved himself by winning Power of Veto, leaving Joey evicted in a 8-3 vote against Chandler Adams, a perpetual pawn, despite widespread lobbying by Lee, Paul and River to evict Chandler instead. Joey placed 14th.
Wildcard Contestants

**Wildcard Contestants** are contestants either chosen to enter the game by America, or contestants who move in later than everyone else.

In Big Brother Red Lion 3 there were four veterans who returned to the game, two from each of the prior seasons. All of them performed considerably well, with Travis Brown placing 3rd.

In Big Brother Red Lion 4 there was a choice between two potential houseguests: veteran Gabriel Taylor and newcomer Tyler Treadaway, and the one with the most votes from the house at the start of Week 2 would enter the game.
Sessionzusammenfassung

## Session 1

* Godbound erhalten bedrohliche Visionen
* Mehrere Van-Braun-Expeditionen in die Minen und das Unterreich
	+ Erstkontakt mit den Worgfangs und Ubato; Lester kann Situation entschärfen
* Frosttitan wird im Blizzard gesichtet
* Lester unterweist Kane in den Grundlagen der Low Magic
* Kane entdeckt ein großes Metan-Eisfeld östlich der Stadt und beginnt mit der Entwicklung von Promethium
* Godbound errichten erstes Verteidigungsgeschütz oberhalb der Stadt
	+ Titan konnte damit abgewehrt werden, bevor er Schaden anrichtet
* Van Braun ruft das "Liberty Field" in der warmen Zone aus, welche nach der Explosion des Titanen entstand
* Machtübernahme in Paremu durch Edwin van Braun
* Keeper of Justice werden als Sicherheitskräfte etabliert
* Lester beginnt die Kobold- und Goblinstämme zu vereinen
* The Maker beginnt mit Ausbau seiner Fabrik und dem Promethium-Upgrade des Generators
* Automatron taucht im Unterreich auf; Tik Tok vereinbart ein Treffen mit Lester
* Livingston beginnt unabhängige Siedlung im Krater zu errichten
* (3-4 Monate vergehen)
* Arche wird ausserhalb Paremus entdeckt

## Session 2

* erste Schritte werden unternommen um die Arche wieder instand zu setzen
* Sqorn betritt erstmals Paremu und nimmt Kontakt zu van Braun auf
* geheimer Raum unterhalb des Generators wird entdeckt
* Godbound experimentieren mit der dort gefundenen Sphäre
* Van Braun beginnt aufzurüsten
	+ kürzt Nahrungsmittelrationen für die Bevölkerung; legt Gewächshäuser still
	+ Gebäude werden wiederverwertet
* Monster verschleppen Sqorns Stamm durch ein nahes Portal
	+ erfolgreiche Rettungsaktion durchgeführt
* Godbound betreten erstmals Tian
* Van Braun bildet Minenarbeiter zu ersten Rekruten für die Armee aus
* Bereich vor dem Tian-Portal in Paremu wird befestigt
* Invasion von Tian wird geplant
* van Braun und Lester schließen weiteren Vertrag über Sonderrohstofflieferungen für die Aufrüstung Paremus
* Lester und Sqorn kundschaften Tian aus

## Session 3

* 100 Minenarbeiter bilden die erste stehende Armee Paremus
* "Williamsburg" schottet sich weiter von Paremu ab
* Lester taut die Seed-Arche auf
	+ Saatgut wird am Field of Liberty ausgebracht
* van Braun inhaftiert Dr. Livingston
	+ beide einigen sich auf die Gründung einer Arbeitergilde, van Braun wird Ehrenmitglied
* "Erkundungsmission" in Tian
* die ersten Maker-Engines werden in neuen Ketten-Krads verbaut
* van Braun lässt den Verbindungstunnel nach Tian anbohren
	+ die Hälfte des 1. Expeditions Corps stirbt durch eintretende Säure
* Experimente mit der Kugel
* östlich wurde ein weiteres Portal in einem neu entspandenen See entdeckt
	+ weitere Welt wird über eine Zwischenwelt aus Nebel erschlossen
* erste Recon-Balloons werden eingerichtet und von Kobolden und Goblins bemannt
* Maker liefert erste "Cavehunter" an die Underground Nation
* Lester nimmt Kontakt zu Tik Tok auf um mehr Informationen über die Sphäre zu erhalten
* weitere Experimente mit der Kugel
	+ die Gruppe wird in einen Raum aus Kristall teleportiert
	+ van Braun erhält telepathische Warnung beim betreten der nächsten Welt von Dalaan
	+ Hunter-Killer Drohne erzwingt taktisches Ausweichmanöver
Deacon Sheetz

## Season History

**Deacon Sheetz** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1*.

Regarded as one of the "villains" of BBRL1, Deacon was never afraid to speak his mind and was constantly a huge target in the house. He had a heated rivalry with Iris Smith and gunned for her week after week.

He worked together with Carson Capik as an unlikely pair, and won Week 4's Head of Household competition. He managed to get Gabriel Taylor evicted in that week, unable to gather enough votes to send Iris out. He was nominated alongside Tyler Wernick in the 2nd half of the Double Eviction and subsequently voted out, with an extremely close vote of 6-5 that caused big paranoia in the house. Deacon placed 14th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 1*

### HOH History

 **Penalty**

 **Evicted**

## Trivia

* He is the only player in his season who won Head of Household and did not make the Jury phase of the game.
Hunter Baldwin

## Season History

**Hunter Baldwin** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1*.

Very well liked among his housemates and very friendly in return, Hunter layed low in the first few weeks up until the Double Eviction, being one of Carson Capik's only allies that would never be backstabbed by him. From there, he proved to do well at comps winning 2 HoH's up until his eviction.

He later became part of The True Four and created the plot along with Matthew Schott to send Iris Smith out of the house in the final five. He seemingly convinced Iris to throw the HOH but she ended up winning it, avoiding her guaranteed eviction. Hunter was nominated from there after Iris learned of his plans to get her out, and then he was sent to jury in a tiebreaker vote after his ally Carson did not use the Power of Veto on him. He placed 5th and was the seventh member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 1*

### HOH History

 **Nate**

 **NateEvicted**

 **Evicted**

 **America**

*Note: During Week 6, Hunter was one of two HOHs and nominated only one of the two nominees.*

## Trivia

* He voted to evict Tyler Wernick 3 times.
* He is the only one who made it to the end of the Have/Have-Not phase without ever being a Have-Not.
Howard Owrutsky

* BBRL1
* BBRL4

## Season History

**Howard "Howie" Owrutsky** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 1,* who later returned on *Big Brother Red Lion 4*.

A very underestimated figure in the game, Howie played very quietly and formed a strong final two alliance with Chase Landis until the Double Eviction where he was nominated by Chase, but successfully convinced the house to keep him. He then proceeded to win Head of Household the week after with the intention of getting Carson Capik out, and backdooring Chase if he needed to. However, when Carson's allies made a fake pitch to align with Howie, he told them his plans and Carson knew. Carson ended up winning the Boomerang Power of Veto and kept himself and Chase safe, forcing Howie to scramble and backdoor Marquise DeVelde, an extremely well-liked name in the house.

From here, the odds were stacked against Howie and he always remained a very big target. However, there were always bigger targets and as the game went on, big threats and comp beasts such as Nathan Wyant underestimated or doubted Howie and ended up placing lower than him. Howie became somewhat of a social snake leading up to the Triple Eviction where he was nominated again by HOH Carson.

He made a desperate pitch to him and the three voters but was ultimately voted out along with Travis Brown. He placed 6th and was the 6th member of the jury.

Howie came back on Season 4, and almost immediately after entering the house, he was outed for being a strategic genius and for taking notes on the competitions and house events that occured each day. With a few allies and social skills to his name, however, he was able to avoid the block for the first few weeks, much to housemate Marquise DeVelde's dismay. Howie teamed up with Chase Landis, the main enemy of Marquise's, solidifying a final two deal with him by the 2nd week of the game.

When Liam Lynch took power, he calculated his Nominations very careful, and saw Howie as the mental and strategic threat that many had made him out to be. Howie went on the block in Week 4 and was unable to win the veto. Due to Liam's consistent rounds around the house getting the players to fear his target, Howie was evicted by a vote of 7-2. He placed 12th.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 1*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 4*

### Voting History

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 3
 4
America's Nomination

## *Big Brother* Twists

### Description

America votes on which of the "currently" safe houseguests to nominate as a third nominee

## Season(s)

### Seasons

Big Brother Red Lion 1

**America's Nomination** is a minor twist that took place during Big Brother Red Lion 1 in Week 8.

Fandom users and spectators of the season could choose between any of the 9 remaining houseguests besides the current nominees, Head of Household, or Power of Veto holder to add to the block as a third nominee for the week, right before the Live Eviction.
Makya Witmer

## Season History

**Makya Witmer** is a houseguest on *Big Brother Red Lion 3*.

Often regarded as the best player in her season, Makya immediately set herself in the position to be a messenger throughout the house, relaying information to many players. She was on good terms with virtually every player, and had no allegiance to either side of the house. This allowed her to progress easily through the first several weeks of the game, until she finally took sides as part of the Toasters alliance. Through her two Head of Household wins and all of the social interactions inbetween, not a single player sought to have Makya evicted, giving her the best position in the game. When she won HOH during the Triple Eviction, she ended the Forsaken Four alliance by cutting the number of boys in the house in half.

In the final five, HOH and close ally Kalaya Lutz nominated her, but only as pawn next to Noah Rutters. However, Travis Brown and Kat Appleton were the only voters, and, seeing Makya as unbeatable in the end game due to her flawless social game, they evicted Makya in a hurry with a 2-0 vote. She placed 5th and was the 7th member of the jury.

## Player History - *Big Brother Red Lion 3*

### HOH History

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**

 **Evicted**