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When the first twelve HouseGuests entered the house, Julie informed them there would be three twists in the game. When they realized there were only twelve of them as opposed to the usual sixteen HouseGuests, they began to speculate about the first of these twists. Four former HouseGuests ( Nicole Franzel , Da'Vonne Rogers , Frank Eudy , and James Huling ) stowed away in suitcases by the front door emerged and made their triumphant returns to the Big Brother house. Shortly after the returnees got acquainted with the newbies, Julie revealed the second big twist. The HouseGuests would not be playing alone. They would become divided into teams of four. The four returnees assembled teams named by the HouseGuests. The four teams then began a competition with prizes and rewards, with the first place prize being immunity from the first two evictions. The winning team was Team Unicorn, consisting of James Huling , Natalie Negrotti , Victor Arroyo , and Bronte D'Acquisto . Shortly after the competition, the HouseGuests became informed that one HouseGuest would become evicted before the two-night premiere concluded. Julie explained that the teams would compete in a three-part competition and that the winning team in Part 1 would become granted immunity from the upcoming eviction, as well as the winning team from Part 2. The members of the remaining team must then competed against each other in Part 3, and the HouseGuest that lost the final competition would become evicted. Category Four, consisting of Frank, Paulie Calafiore , Michelle Meyer , and Bridgette Dunning , won Part 1 and were safe from the next eviction. Team Big Sister won part 2, consisting of Da'Vonne, Jozea Flores , Zakiyah Everette , and Paul Abrahamian . In Part 3, Team Freakazoids, consisting of Nicole, Glenn Garcia , Corey Brooks , and Tiffany Rousso , faced off against each other. When Glenn failed to complete the competition in time, he became the first HouseGuest evicted from the house.

Following Glenn's eviction, part of the twist was that the Head of Household for the week was to be one of the three surviving HouseGuests. Together, the Freakazoids chose Nicole to be the first HoH of the summer. After hearing that he was targeting the veterans, Nicole decided to nominate Jozea as her target alongside Paulie, hoping to use Paulie as a pawn to send Jozea home. The next twist of the summer came into play with the BB Roadkill Competition. Frank was the winner of the competition and became given the power to nominate a third HouseGuest anonymously. Frank decided to nominate Paul for eviction alongside Paulie and Jozea. At the Veto competition, the three nominees, Nicole, Da'Vonne, and Corey competed, and Paul won. At the Veto ceremony, Paul used the Veto on himself, and Bridgette became named as the replacement Roadkill nominee. At the eviction, Jozea was blindsided and evicted by a vote of 7–4–0.

Following Jozea's eviction, the remaining HouseGuests competed in the Head of Household competition. Paulie became crowned the new HoH, so he and the rest of his team were immune from the next eviction. At the nomination ceremony, Paulie decided to nominate Paul and Bronte with hopes to fulfill a plan to backdoor Victor. Victor ended up winning the Roadkill competition for the week and decided to nominate Tiffany as his target. The other HouseGuests continued to play Victor, as he remained the house's target even though he became convinced that it was Tiffany. At the Veto competition, Paulie won his second competition of the week and won the Golden Power of Veto. At the Veto ceremony, Paulie continued with his plan and used the Veto on Paul, putting Victor up in his place. At the eviction, Victor was evicted by a vote of 9–1–0, with Paul casting a sympathy vote against Bronte. Behind the scenes, Jozea had just beaten Glenn in the first Battle Back Competition , eliminating him from the game.

Following Victor's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Kiss My Ace" Head of Household competition in which Bridgette was crowned the new HOH for the week. Immediately, the other HouseGuests believed that Frank would be the one controlling Bridgette's nominations due to his close relationship with her. At the nomination ceremony, Bridgette went through with Frank's plan to get rid of his biggest threat, Tiffany, and nominated her and Paul for eviction. At the Roadkill competition, Frank won his second Roadkill of the summer and decided to nominate Bronte. At the Veto competition, Bridgette won the Golden Power of Veto in addition to her HOH win. At the Veto ceremony, Bridgette decided not to use the Veto, leaving the nominations the same for the first time this season. Michelle, Nicole, Corey, Zakiyah, and Da'Vonne decided to flip the vote and get Bronte, one of Bridgette's biggest allies, out by a vote of 5–4–0. The HouseGuests that flipped the vote also wanted to keep Tiffany so that she could go after Frank. Behind the scenes, Victor had just beaten Jozea in the second Battle Back Competition, eliminating him from the game.

Following Bronte's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Euro Trippin" Head of Household competition. Paulie won HoH for the second time this summer, even though he was trying to throw the competition to make Frank vulnerable. With Frank safe from eviction this week, many HouseGuests began to believe that keeping Tiffany in the house was a mistake. After Tiffany had a breakdown and told Frank that the house is against him, Paulie decided to continue with the plan to evict Tiffany. Therefore, Paulie nominated Tiffany and Natalie for eviction. At the Roadkill competition, Tiffany won the power to nominate a third HouseGuest. Now a free agent, Tiffany decided to nominate her teammate and former ally, Corey, for eviction. Determined to keep Tiffany on the block and stay safe for the week, Corey won the Power of Veto. Upset over new revelations, Tiffany decided to nominate yet another former ally, Da'Vonne, after Corey used the Veto on himself. After teaming up with Frank and Bridgette, Tiffany attempted to flip the vote, convincing some of the HouseGuests to vote Da'Vonne out. When Paulie caught wind of the plan, he strongly disagreed and pushed for Tiffany to leave. At the eviction, the HouseGuests decided to respect Paulie's wishes and evicted Tiffany by an 8–0–0 vote. Behind the scenes, Victor had just beaten Bronte in the third Battle Back Competition, eliminating her from the game.

Following Tiffany's eviction, Julie informed the HouseGuests that the Team Twist and the Roadkill competition had come to an end. Meanwhile, unknown to the rest of the house, Victor defeated his fellow evicted HouseGuests in the Battle Back Competition. Victor had just beaten Tiffany in the fourth and final Battle Back Competition, eliminating her from the game. As a result, he re-entered the game as a houseguest. In a battle of endurance, James won the first Head of Household competition since the teams became dissolved. With everyone now on their own, and believing that the house was against them, James nominated Frank and Bridgette for eviction. At the Veto competition, Frank and Bridgette suffered yet another loss when Michelle won the Power of Veto, her first competition win of the season. At the Veto ceremony, Michelle decided to honor the house's wishes by not using the Power of Veto, leaving the duo of Frank and Bridgette on the block. Shortly after the Veto ceremony, the HouseGuests were given clues to code that unlocked a secret room in the house. The room contained twelve envelopes, one for each HouseGuest. One of the twelve envelopes contains a Round Trip Ticket that would allow its holder to return to the game immediately after he or she became evicted. However, an envelope could not become opened until its holder was onstage with Julie following his or her eviction. This power would expire after four weeks have passed. Despite Frank trying to campaign, the HouseGuests stuck to their guns and decided to evict Frank by a unanimous vote of 9–0. Frank's envelope did not contain the Round Trip Ticket, so he was not able to return to the game.

Following Frank's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Perfect Shot" Head of Household competition. Paul then became the HOH for the first time this summer. With America's Care Package in play for the first time, Natalie earned the most votes for the week. She received a Never-Not Pass for the rest of the season and, therefore, ended her status as a Have-Not for the rest of the week. At the nomination ceremony, Paul decided to nominate his ally, Paulie, as a pawn and Bridgette as his main target with Da'Vonne as a backdoor option. At the Veto competition, Paulie won his second Power of Veto of the season, ensuring his safety for the rest of the week. At the Veto ceremony, Paulie removed himself from the block, and Da'Vonne became nominated in his place as Paul's new target for the week. With most of the HouseGuests now seeing Da'Vonne as a bigger target than Bridgette, Da'Vonne was blindsided and evicted by a 6–2 vote. Only Da'Vonne's allies, Michelle and Zakiyah, voted to keep her. Da'Vonne's envelope did not contain the Round Trip Ticket, so she was not able to return to the game. Instead, she became the first member of the Jury .

Following Da'Vonne's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Harsh Hashtags" Head of Household competition. After fighting to win for nearly two hours, Victor became the new HoH. For the second America's Care Package, James became given the power to eliminate the eviction votes of two HouseGuests. At the nomination ceremony, Victor decided to obey the orders of Paul and Paulie and nominated Michelle and Zakiyah for eviction. Paulie then won the Power of Veto for the second week in a row at the "Hide and Go Veto" Power of Veto competition. At the Veto ceremony, Paulie decided not to use the Power of Veto, leaving both of his former alliance members on the block. Throughout the week, Michelle campaigned that Paulie was controlling the house, effectively aligning with Bridgette, Natalie, and James and forming a group to go against the alliance of Paulie, Nicole, and Corey. At the eviction, James went through with the plan and voided the votes of Paul and Corey, and the rest of the HouseGuests blindsided Paulie and evicted Zakiyah by a vote of 3–2. Zakiyah's envelope did not contain the Round Trip Ticket, so she became the second member of the Jury.

Following Zakiyah's eviction, the HouseGuests learned that it was a Double Eviction . The HouseGuests then competed in the "Statcathlon" Head of Household competition. Corey foiled the majority of the HouseGuests' plans and won his first HoH. Immediately, he nominated Bridgette and Michelle for eviction. At the "Veto Time" Power of Veto competition, Corey continued his winning streak and won the Veto. He then decided not to use the Power of Veto, leaving the nominations the same. Despite calling out numerous HouseGuests before the eviction and during the live show, the HouseGuests saved Michelle and blindsided Bridgette by a vote of 5–1. Bridgette's envelope did not contain the Round Trip Ticket, so she became the third member of the Jury.

Following Bridgette's eviction, the HouseGuests competed in the "Hollywoods Squirrels" Head of Household competition where Victor became the new HOH once more. By receiving the third America's Care Package, Nicole became safe for the week, but she also had to wear a "Super Safety" costume. After the events and revelations of the previous week, Victor and Paul decided to turn on their alliance with Paulie. Working with James, Natalie, and Michelle, Victor decided to nominate Paulie and Corey for eviction. At the Veto competition, Victor won the Power of Veto for the first time this summer. Victor then decided not to use the Veto, leaving Paulie and Corey on the block. Despite trying to campaign to stay in the game, the house decided to evict Paulie by a unanimous vote of 5–0. Paulie's envelope did not contain the Round Trip Ticket, so he became the fourth member of the Jury. At this point, the rest of the tickets expired, so the remaining HouseGuests opened their envelopes. Paul was revealed to have been in possession of the Round Trip Ticket.

Following Paulie's eviction, the remaining HouseGuests competed in the "Black Box" Head of Household competition. For the first time this summer, Natalie became the new HoH. After receiving the fourth America's Care Package, Michelle became granted the power of Co-HoH. She was given all the perks of the regular HoH and was required to nominate one HouseGuest while Natalie nominated the other. After being swayed by Nicole and Corey's last-ditch effort to save themselves, Natalie decided to target Paul and convinced Michelle to go along with the plan as well. As a result, Natalie nominated Victor and Michelle nominated Paul for eviction. After the nomination ceremony, Natalie, Michelle, and James flip-flopped on whether the idea to target Paul was good for their games or not. After James and Natalie decided they wanted to indeed target Paul instead of going with the proposed plan to backdoor Corey, Paul foiled their plan by winning his second Power of Veto of the summer. Despite initially wanting to put Nicole on the block, Michelle was convinced to nominate Corey as the replacement nominee after Paul used the Veto on himself. On the day before the eviction, Paul and Victor attempted to convince the other HouseGuests that they were no longer working together. Despite most of the HouseGuests believing that they had separated, the house decided to evict Victor by a vote of 2–1. Victor then became the fifth member of the Jury. After the eviction, Julie announced to the remaining HouseGuests that the five jurors would be battling to re-enter the house in an endurance competition alongside the current HouseGuests, with everyone battling for Head of Household.

Following Victor's eviction, the jurors battled to re-enter the house and for Head of Household along with the four other competing HouseGuests in the "Welcome to Loch Mess" Head of Household competition. After outlasting the other four jurors, Victor returned to the game for the second time this summer. After fighting for over two hours in a battle of endurance, Nicole became the new Head of Household for the second time this summer. Corey received the fifth and final America's
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