| Host: Greg Brobeck Announcer: Jim Williams Gametime: Thursday nights Gameplay: This net game errs very much on the side of the CBS version of Card Sharks from 1986-89 hosted by Bob Eubanks. Survey questions are asked and contestants must predict how many of 100 people answered a certain way. The person with control gets to play the cards and guess if the next card is higher or lower then their base card. Winning 1 game wins $500. Winning 2 games wins the match and a chance at the Money Cards worth over $50,000. The Money Cards play exactly like the CBS version with the change of money...$700 is given off the bat and another $700 is added on the second line. Jokers are possible, up to 4 of them. And, the jokers come in handy for the second part of the bonus game. The Jokers earned are used in the car game. Behind 1 card from cards 1-7 is the word CAR, if you put the joker on that card, you win the car. Interesting notes in YIM Card Sharks: This show is the second show Greg has hosted. He previously hosted Press Your Luck for a season. |
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| Host: Greg Brobeck Announcer: Jim Williams Gametime: Thursday nights Gameplay: This net game errs very much on the side of the CBS version of Card Sharks from 1986-89 hosted by Bob Eubanks. Survey questions are asked and contestants must predict how many of 100 people answered a certain way. The person with control gets to play the cards and guess if the next card is higher or lower then their base card. Winning 1 game wins $500. Winning 2 games wins the match and a chance at the Money Cards worth over $50,000. The Money Cards play exactly like the CBS version with the change of money...$700 is given off the bat and another $700 is added on the second line. Jokers are possible, up to 4 of them. And, the jokers come in handy for the second part of the bonus game. The Jokers earned are used in the car game. Behind 1 card from cards 1-7 is the word CAR, if you put the joker on that card, you win the car. Interesting notes in YIM Card Sharks: This show is the second show Greg has hosted. He previously hosted Press Your Luck for a season. |
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