Jacob

was the winner of Big Brother Legacy.

Big Brother Legacy
Jacob’s game can be described as unexpected. In the early stages of the game Jacob was a very weak social player, and missed key opportunities in the early game to cement any good relationships with other houseguests. This would haunt him in the early game as he became a lone wolf and had no leverage to be apart of or make any game moves. Jacob’s lifeline within the game was starting to thin as he was pawned week 4, 7, & 8. However, during week 9 Jacob would pull an upset in winning HOH for the week. He would nominate Asya and Dana as an act of revenge for their actions with pawning him in their HoH weeks. However, Asya would win the power of veto, and Jacob would ultimately renomiante Bodhi. Bodhi would leave in a unanimous vote making Jacob’s HoH not a polarizing one within the game. During the live night Jacob would release the competitor within and win the power of veto. He would save his closest ally throughout the whole game: Blake. This would cement a bond with the two, and prompted Blake into taking Jacob for an easy win with the jury. Blake and Jacob would then work together for the remainder of the game. Jacob almost saw demise in the game during final five when Isaiah was playing indecisive and vetoed Nicolas. This forced Jacob as a final nominee for the week, but his bonds with Blake would ultimately allow Jacob to stay in a 1-1 tie with Blake evicting Dana. Jacob would then show his strength in live comps by winning the final four power of veto, and evicting the frontrunner of the game: Nicolas. Jacob was now in a good position to make final two because Blake and Isaiah both thought Jacob would be easy to win against. When Isaiah won the final HoH he evicted Blake, and took Jacob to the final two. The Jury would be mad at both Jacob and Isaiah, but favored Jacob’s honesty to Isaiah’s rogue gameplay. Jacob would be the first winner of Legacy winning by a 7 to 0 vote.