JaVale's winning game in Big Brother 6 is not remembered as the smoothest, but is known for his ability to navigate through mistakes to victory. After bonding with Ryan B. to form the RyVale duo, JaVale attempted to play the middle ground. However, after his old ally Felix L. was taken out, and he was lied to about the Alexander D. eviction, JaVale, Ryan and their fellow minority voter Rodrigo S. formed the Fucked In Life Fam group to re-gain the numbers, targeting Bennett N. However when Bennett tricked RyVale into thinking it was him that voted with them, not Rodrigo, they replaced Bennett with Rodrigo, shocking him as the majority voted him out over Victoria W. JaVale was angered when he realised he was deceived, but repaired relations with Bennett to form Time To Turn This Bitch with Ryan and Anthony C. Winning the Secret Week HOH, JaVale went straight for the majority Four Of A Kind alliance, taking Victoria out, and then Ray G. the following week. However, at the final five, the last opposition standing, Chloe D., won both HOH and POV, putting Ryan and JaVale up together, forcing a tie in which Chloe saved JaVale over Ryan. Without his duo, JaVale shifted focus to the competitions, winning the last two HOHs of the season, and getting revenge on Chloe D. by giving her third place. At the top two with Bennett, the jury respected JaVale's honest social game and power moves, crowing him the winner over a disrespected Bennett in a 6-1 vote.
Partnered with Big Brother Blood vs. Water's Andy F. for the Double Trouble season, JaVale's game was considerably lowkey when compared to his first appearance, reliant on an under-the-radar social game. This meant he and Andy evaded the first part of the game without winning competitions or getting nominated, until the Instant Eviction on Week 4 when they were put up next to Max N. and Nolan K., with no Veto up for grabs. Despite this, Max N. & Nolan had set themselves up as physical and social threats, and were almost unanimously taken out over Andy & JaVale. In Week 7, Andy won the POV, using it to save partner JaVale, but Andy himself was taken out in the following week when they were both on the block together. JaVale continued to play the unthreatening card, and was frequently nominated every round, with a respite only in Week 10's first eviction. However, instead of being in any major alliances, he kept close social tabs on the other players around him through individual relationships. In every round he was not nominated but one, he voted for the person who left the game. In the final two he was sat next to heavy competition player and game-returner Nolan, whose controversial tactics were at odds with the Jury. They were impressed however with JaVale's lowkey game, even if he received come criticism for his lack of competition wins and sometimes riding coattails. In the end, he was voted the winner of the season by a vote of 7-2, joining the ranks of Patrick J. and Sagar O. as two-time winners.
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