LMAOOO MARCO KING
he was my ally by the time he left he's my friend now KING SORRY but we'll smash rivals together < 33333

Most Entertaining is..
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JAKE!

The nominees for Robbed Player are:

Marco: Marco was such a strong presence on his side during his short lived time and he was not afraid to make big moves. During one daily he was not afraid to send in two strong members of the Pool Party alliance against each other which showed he had such a great grasp on the game. Marco made his mark by winning two eliminations and was definitely somebody the hosts were rooting for.

Nichole: Nichole was a super early boot but she definitely could have made her mark if she won her elimination. Nichole was active and is never afraid to say what she’s feeling in game’s or do what she needs to do to get herself further. A truly robbed cutthroat queen.

Kinny: Kinny was somebody who I loved watching play. She was such a gamebot in disguise behind the scenes, especially in her confessional chat. She knew what big moves HAD to be made but also knew she did not have the numbers to pull them off. Kinny also was surprisingly decent in challenges and was such a fun spirit and pleasure to watch play. It was unfortunate her time came to an end due to a work conflict. Queen did so well.

woo i slayed

Robbed Player of the season is..
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MARCO!

KINGGG MARCO LEGEND!

Next award is Best Confessionals and the nominees are:

Jan: Jan’s confessionals consisted of him rambling about the game over a chaotic game of Fortnite or the rare and super loved video messages. Jan’s video confessionals were absolutely hilarious and we adored watching them. Jan was definitely someone UTR the whole game but still had a great grasp on everything that was going on.

James: James’ confessionals had the hosts dying when he would send voice note after voice note completely out of breath. James had always sounded like he had just ran up a hill while talking game strategy and we loved it. James’ confessionals were super in depth and we appreciated his funny interactions in the confessional chat.

Daniel/Sam: Daniel and Sam had a joint confessional chat the entire season and just bounced off of each other's energy. They truly were one entity the entire season and what went on in their confessional chat was hilarious to watch. These #soulsisters always had us laughing watching their game talks or other times crying because they’d often berate the hosts or kick them. Definitely true displays of Leo energy by rebranding the entire Fire team to “Team Leo.”

Best Confessionals goes to..
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DANIEL & SAM!

Next award we’ll be crowning the Best Alliance and Flop Alliance based off gameplay. The Best Alliance goes to..
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Pool Party! Pool Party consisted of Jan, James, Scott, Daniel, and Sam. This alliance was arguably the strongest and most kept together. They never had conflicts with each other and when it came to competing they were able to snatch a bunch of wins. Pool Party was able to steamroll ALL of their ways into the final at the end of the season.

daniel on the right, sam on the left

Moving onto Flop Alliance of the season..
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Priv! We had high hopes for the members of Priv in the game. Priv was a very dysfunctional unofficial alliance. Holly and Marwane had a major blowout midway in the game and Sam and Andrew had their moments as well. The members of Priv were not loyal to each other and Marwane was probably their strongest member seeing as he won dailies but ended up forfeiting.

And lastly we’ll crown the Player of the Season. The nominees are:

Jake: Jake was a strong player throughout this entire season and was able to be the last non-majority player standing in the final. Jake proved time and time again to be strong in challenges and still tried to put up a strong social game despite not having the numbers often to do anything in the minority. Jake was never afraid to voice his opinion and stick up for a friend in a fight. His resilience to make it this far despite all odds being stacked against him is what makes him a worthy nominee for Player of the Season.

James: James from day 1 was active and had his eye on the prize. James was able to work closely with both the minority and the majority this game and was never afraid to step foot into elimination. He had proved he was a strong competitor when he voted for himself twice to go into elimination and came out both times victorious. James was not afraid to make the social moves he needed to make to get him farther in the game. James played both sides well and was a dynamic and incredibly strong player in challenges.

Scott: Scott was a force to be reckoned with this game. He had an amazing grasp on the social aspect and was never afraid to campaign to avoid going into elimination. Scott proved to be incredibly strong in challenges as well and had the hosts gagged when he volunteered to go against Jake in one of the final rounds of a daily. Scott had strong social ties with most people in the game and was also never afraid to voice his opinion. He brought energy, an interesting player dynamic, and an iconic rivalry storyline.

The Player of the Season is..
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JAKE & SCOTT! You two essentially played very similar games with opposite storylines and it’d feel wrong to not give this to both of you. Your rivalry made the season and was something we enjoyed watching.

i dont see holly for player of the season