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The winner of Big Brother Season 20 winner was selected by the jury on Wednesday's partially-live episode. With a vote of 5 to 4, Kaycee Clark was picked as the season's winner. As the winner, Clark will take home $500,000. As the runner-up, Tyler Crispen will take home $50,000. Crispen also took home the title of America's Favorite Houseguest giving him another award of $25,000.
JC Mounduix, Clark and Crispen were the final three players in the game. Through a series of Head of Household competitions, Clark was selected as the final head of household this season. This allowed Clark to select who would join her in the final two. She chose Crispen. Crispen and Clark had a final two deal from their second day in the house. Crispen, however, had multiple final two deals.
Jurors were invited to ask Crispen and Clark questions ahead of their vote. In the conversation, Crispen explained he deserved to win because of the controversial moves he made in the game. He noted his Power App win early in the game, which he kept a secret until the end. Crispen also noted his sour relationship with jury member Bayleigh Dayton was designed to give him an enemy in the house.
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Crispen said he deserved to win the game because he made good relationships, but also "knew what was going to happen" each week. He explained he aimed to confuse houseguests and knew he would be a controversial member of the house.
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Clark explained her social game was her largest strength. She said she felt she deserved to win because of the relationships she formed aside from gameplay. She noted moments she shared with opposing sides of the house when a fellow houseguest was upset. Clark also said she did not make any promises in the house she could not keep, an opposing idea from Crispen's reputation.
In a pre-recorded segment, the jury mentioned their sour feelings toward Crispen. Many stated he was the reason they were evicted from the house, but a majority seemed to respect his strong gameplay. Haleigh Broucher noted though he had a hand in her eviction, he was a strong player who always controlled the house. Though many jurors were angry with Crispen on a personal level, most seemed to identify he was a powerhouse in the game and may deserve the winning title.
They also commented on Clark's powerful relationships in the house. Clark was seen as a constant force of positivity as well as a strong physical competitor. Both Clark and Crispen had a large handful of competition wins, but Clark was seen as a more neutral force. Angela Rummans, who is in a relationship with Crispen, noted Clark rode Crispen's coattails to the end and then began to win her own competitions.
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