The board:
1p
£5
£10
£50
£100
£250
£500
£750£1,000
£2,000
£3,000
£5,000
£7,500
£10,000
£15,000
£20,000
£25,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000The twist:
There are a selection of "power ups". At the beginning of each round the player must choose whether he wants a "normal" or "super" power up. There are also associated "power downs". There are 3 normal power ups, and 4 super power ups. They are as follows:
Normal Power Ups
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80% mean offer
Offer after every box for next round
Blue Up - lowest remaining blue has 0s added until it becomes red
Normal Power Downs
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33% mean offer
Banker looks in box (swap will be offered at end)
Red Down - lowest remaining red has a 0 removed
Super Power Ups
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£250,000 extra life - if the £250,000 is discovered then it will be readded to the game and all remaining boxes (including the players) are reshuffled
100% mean offer for next offer
Red Up - lowest remaining red has a 0 added
Redo Round - player has option of redoing and future rounds. Can only be used once. All boxes, including the players, will be reshuffled.
Super Power Downs
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£250,000 removal - If the player's box contains £250,000 then all boxes remaining in the game will be reshuffled. If it is not in the player's box then nothing happens. The player is not told if a shuffle has taken place.
1p club - All remaining blues are converted to 1p.
Red Down 2 - Highest remaining red has a 0 removed
No All Blue! - if in any future round the player has an all blue round then the round will be repeated and all remaining boxes (including the player's) reshuffled. Will only be used once.
So, whichever type of powerup you choose you have a 50/50 chance on whether it will be good or bad. Each power up in a group has an equal chance of being selected.
You choose a powerup at the beginning of a round.
So, to start:
1) Choose your box!
2) Choose which type of power up
3) Choose your first 5 boxes
And good luck!