That does happen once in a while. First order of business... let's reveal where the special spaces were on the board.
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[XX][XX][XX][04][05][06][07]
[08][XX][10][11][12][13][14]
[15][16][17][XX][19][20][XX]
2 - $ (INSTANT WIN)
3 - CAR
9 - BUST
Well, you were that close to the instant win... not that that matters now. Second order of business is to total all this up. $31,000 in cash from right now, along with the home gym, that's a total of $32,599. We add that to the $13,800 you won earlier, that's a remarkable one day total of
$34,399!
You'll be back tomorrow to do it all again! For now, though, for my third order of business, we'll take one more quick break. While we do, we're going to find someone from the audience to try to win $10,000! We'll catch you on the other side of the break!
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If anyone wants to play the audience game, just say so here. For the record, it's basically a lower budget version of the Catch 21 endgame. We'll do the audience game whenever someone does a two-game sweep.
AUDIENCE GAME RULES:
The player controls three hands, each staked with a card from another deck of cards. Cards are dealt one at a time, and the player chooses where to place each card. The player is also given three power chips that can be used in the same way as in the Gambit board. The player can end the round at any time if they fear the next card will cause them to bust on any of the three hands. However, using a Power Chip forces the player to place the next card in a hand, or use another chip if one is available; the player can only end the round after placing a card.
Getting 21 in one hand is worth $1,000; getting 21 on two is $2,500; get 21 on all three hands, you win $10,000.
(And no, playing this does not hinder your eligibility for the main game.)
I need one person to take on the cards. Who's interested?