Catch up on Episodes 9 and 10: https://kovaze.com/blog/131662 #ASBB2Finale Tisha Hello jurors, I know that some of you may have complicated feelings towards me personally and towards the game I played. I have upset people, made difficult decisions and I have had to choose my own survival over other people’s comfort at times. I do apologise to those I've hurt or upset, but I hope you understand that is exactly why I am here right now. I won 8 competitions in total: 5 HOHs and 2 POVs, 1 swap, making me the biggest competition beast of the season. However, I do not want my game to be focused on competition wins alone. Yes, I was a physical threat, but I was strategic enough to use those wins when I needed them and social enough to survive even when I did not have power. The first four weeks alone show the kind of game I had to play. My statuses were HOH, NOM, HOH, NOM. I survived a 2-0 vote when, realistically, I should have gone home. Then, in Week 4, I was backdoored by someone I considered an ally and I genuinely thought my game was over. Though, I did not give up! I used my social game and my ability to adapt under pressure to survive situations that should have ended me. I believe I also proved that I could work with different people in different rounds. I was never locked into one path or one group, as some may think. I did nominate, evict and betray some friends, though this was never a personal move, it was to propel me forward into the game. They were very tough decisions and took a lot for me to do, but I knew it had to be done to sit here tonight. Someone who was my enemy one round could become my ally the next, because I understood that this game required flexibility, not stubbornness. I adapted to every houseguest, power shifts, the position I was in each week and never stopped trying, even though sometimes it felt like it was over. Jurors, I am asking you to look back at the entire season we played together. Not just the moments where I upset you, not just the moments where I benefited from your eviction, but the entire season. Who fought the hardest? Who had the biggest impact? Who represented the chaos, strategy, competition and story of ASBB2? I believe that person is me. You may dislike things I did. You may disagree with choices I made, but I do not think anyone can deny that I played this game from beginning to end with everything I had. Tisha is not just sitting here because she survived ASBB2. Tisha is sitting here because she defined ASBB2.

Catch up on Episodes 9 and 10: https://kovaze.com/blog/131662 #ASBB2Finale Jaded I know many of you are upset with me and have vocalized that on the way out, but I hope you can understand and respect the game that I played to get to this point. I was nominated on week 1 of this game and did not touch the block again until the final 3 (and even when I was nominated on week 1, I went up full well okay'ing it with the HOH, knowing that I had nothing to worry about). St. Tropez was insane with a group of friendly faces all jam-packed and I was still able to get out of it alive and was able to use my social power to get my way even without winning a competition. Ten weeks in a row without touching the block is no coincidence and with the veto being used almost every round, I was still able to maneuver to make sure that I was not the one up for eviction at the end of the day. I won key competitions to secure the safety of myself and my allies and I was successfully able to wedge myself between strong players in the game so that when I was not winning competitions I was always connected to the person in power. When you look around, I was not only able to get myself to this point in the game, I was able to make it to the end surrounded by the people I trusted most in the game. Even when my allies were not getting along with each other I was still in conversations with everyone to make sure I had the knowedge at all times to get the vote the way I wanted it to go. No one else was able to get themselves in a position of complete invincibility throughout the game like I did. There were times when my allies were betraying each other, but the person that they were never betraying was Jaded. Not for one minute of the game was I worried about my safety because I knew at all times I had myself in a position of security where people always needed me on their side. I was loyal until it was no longer to my benefit and I hope you can all respect that. I'm sorry for anyone I burned on my way here, but I was playing the game to win and my eyes never came off of the prize. I am happy to answer any questions. Never a doubt.