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Date Posted: 08:47:13 05/21/05 Sat
Author: No name
Subject: Re: If TPIR (Edmur) makes more interesting............
In reply to: 's message, "Re: If TPIR (Edmur) makes more interesting............" on 09:39:37 05/07/05 Sat

Here's two Larry hasn't used on his version:

Three Strikes

Object: A giant board contains five (or four in overseas versions) windows, each containing a number in the price of a prize, usually a car (on overseas versions, it's usually played for a trip). Discs containing numbers and strikes are dropped in the bag (here in the US, we now use only one strike chip, but overseas versions still use three). The contestant reaches into the bag, and if a number is pulled out, he/she determines what digit the number belongs to. If a strike is pulled out, then you get a strike. If you can light up the price without getting three strikes, you win!

Let 'em Roll

Here, the contestant is trying to win a new car. The object: to get all five dice showing a picture of a car without showing money (you want to get the car more than the money). Before rolling, the contestant must price two items, determining if the product is higher or lower than the previous product. You can win up to three rolls (you get one for free), and if you get all five dice showing car pictures, you win the car. If not, you lose, but you at least earn some money as a consolation prize.

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