Season Details
| Season | Housemates | Days | Winner | Vote | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big Brother Brasil 1 | 12 | 64 | Kleber de Paula | 68% |
Only season to have the nomination process pre-taped and Marisa Orth as co-host. Orth left her hosting duties early in the series but continued making appearances and providing color commentary. |
| Big Brother Brasil 2 | 12 | 71 | Rodrigo Leonel | 65% |
First time two seasons were filmed and aired back to back at the same year. Only season to air in the South American winter. First time the final vote included two housemates. |
| Big Brother Brasil 3 | 14 | 78 | Dhomini Ferreira | 51% |
Introduced the Power of Immunity. First season to have a housemate, Dilson Walkarez, voluntary quit the game. Last season where the weekly nomination process was split into two different days (Saturday and Sunday). |
| Big Brother Brasil 4 | 14 | 85 | Cida dos Santos | 69% |
First time two housemates where selected by a random draw at the launch night. First season where the nomination process was completely done on Sunday's night. Last season to featured the original R$500,000 grand prize. |
| Big Brother Brasil 5 | 14 | 79 | Jean Wyllys | 55% |
Increased the grand prize to R$1 million. Only time a season started on a Monday, instead of a Tuesday night. First season in which a housemate, Marielza Santos, was evacuated from the game due to medical conditions. |
| Big Brother Brasil 6 | 14 | 78 | Mara Viana | 47% |
First time two housemates shared a Head of Household. Additionally, twins secretly swapped in and out of the house, pretending to be a housemate and the same person, in a bid to win R$10,000. |
| Big Brother Brasil 7 | 16 | 85 | Diego Gasques | 91% |
First season in which a housemate, Fernando Orozco, was ejected from the game. Introduced the Power of Veto, in which the holder could nullify the Power of Immunity. |
| Big Brother Brasil 8 | 14 | 78 | Rafinha Ribeiro | 50.15% |
Introduced the Big Phone. First time three housemates were up for eviction at the same time. Only time in which a housemate was automatically nominated after came last in a HoH competition (Thatiana Bione on week 7). |
| Big Brother Brasil 9 | 20 | 85 | Max Porto | 34.85% |
Featured the house separated in two areas: rich and poor. Introduced two new twists: the Glass House and the White Room, with the latter culminating in Leo Jancu's withdrawal on week 3. Last season to have a R$1 million prize. |
| Big Brother Brasil 10 | 17 | 78 | Marcelo Dourado | 60% |
Increased the prize to R$1.5 million. Divided the house into cliques, whereas an entire clique was safe from eviction if one of their members becomes HoH. Introduced the Higher Power that could overthrow the HoH or the house vote. First time former housemates returned. |
| Big Brother Brasil 11 | 19 | 78 | Maria Melillo | 43% |
Featured the Saboteur, whose mission was perform various tasks to disrupt the life in the house in order to win R$10,000. The public were able to vote for one housemate to return. First time there was a double eviction night. |
| Big Brother Brasil 12 | 16 | 80 | Fael Cordeiro | 92% |
Noted as a "back to basics" season by both Globo and the production team. Introduced the Power of No, in which aims to veto housemates from Head of Household competition. |
| Big Brother Brasil 13 | 16 | TBD | TBD | The thirteenth season will feature six housemates from previous seasons returning to play again. |
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