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Posted on August 12, 2013
The contestant is given a total of ten chances to write down the prices of a two-digit prize, a three-digit prize, and a car. The contestant is shown three digits, two of which are the price of the two-digit prize. Once that is won, the contestant is shown four digits, three of which are the price of the three-digit prize. If that is won, then the contestant is shown the five digits in the price of the car.
Posted on August 1, 2013
One at a time, the contestant is shown prices that increase in value. If the contestant believes that the price is lower than the price of a car, then the contestant proceeds. If the contestant believes that the price is the first price higher than the price of the car, then the contestant stops. If successful, then the contestant wins the car.
Posted on July 31, 2013
The five digits in the price of a car are shown to the contestant and placed in a bag along with three strikes. The contestant must draw a number and determine its position in the price of the car. If the contestant completes the price of the car before drawing the three strikes, then the contestant wins the car.
Posted on September 23, 2014
In this game, five grocery items are described to the contestant. The contestant is given 10 seconds to place the five grocery items into one of three categories. If the contestant is successful, then they win the full $20,000.
If the contestant has miscategorized one or more of the grocery items, the $20,000 will begin to rapidly count down. As it does so, the contestant must rearrange the grocery items so that all five are categorized correctly- once they do, they win the remaining money displayed on the readout.
The game continues in this manner until the contestant has either categorized all five items correctly, thereby winning the money displayed; or the readout reaches $0, at which point the contestant wins nothing.
Posted on July 30, 2013
The contestant is shown a car, along with two prices. If the contestant identifies the price that is closer to the price of the car without going over, then the contestant is shown another car, along with three prices. If the contestant identifies the price that is closest to the price of the car without going over, then the contestant is shown a third car, along with four prices. If the contestant identifies the price that is closest to the price of the car without going over, then the contestant wins all three cars.
Posted on August 12, 2013
Two prizes are shown to the contestant, one of which has three digits in its price. Two options for each digit are displayed. The contestant is allowed to select one position to have its digit revealed, then must identify the other two digits in the price. If successful, the contestant wins both prizes.
Posted on November 16, 2015
In this game played for a prize package, the contestant is shown a vending machine with 3 grocery items on 3 shelves. The contestant is told that the top item is the least expensive, and the bottom item is the most expensive. After the items are described, a shutter is slid open to reveal that there are in fact multiple quantities of each item on their respective shelves. The contestant must then select which shelf is the most expensive. If they do, they win the prize package.
