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This would be my 3rd ranking retired pricing game. Strangely, this game was played at the turntable, but the stationary one (hence, contestants could see which game they would play if they got up on stage), and the small prizes were put behind the turntable (strange, I must say--why not do it with a game like Bonus Game too?). In any case, to win this game, the contestant had to keep more for him/herself than s/he gave away. The contestant was shown 3 pairs of prizes, one pair at a time. The contestant was to keep the prize s/he felt was more expensive. After all three pairs, these prices were added up. Then, the prices of the items not kept (i.e. "given away") were added up. If the kept total was at least as big as the given away total, the contestant won the main prize for the game (though s/he won the three kept prizes no matter what). |
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