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| Another change was the removal of a podium for the Money Cards. All the rule changes accounted for some pretty big wins throughout the run of "Card Sharks". |
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| Over the run new questions types were introduced. One of which pictured above was the 10-person survey. The ten people in question were in the studio all week and Bob interviewed them after each 10-person question. |
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| The Educated Guess question. This question was not always a figure between 0-100, which explains the graphics as opposed to live displays. This question dealt with year salaries. |
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| The biggest change was the advent of a car game after the Money Cards. The first car game not covered on this page involved Jokers in the Money Cards deck. |
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| In the second car game, another question posed to the 10 people in the studio was asked. The player registered the answer on the range board and if they were right, won a new car. If they were one off, they won $500. |
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| "Card Sharks" is a Mark Goodson...Television Production. |