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And here's how it went!
Returning contestant: Wayne Ramos!
Chosen case: 2!
The Board:
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- $1
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- $25
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- $75
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- $300
- $400
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- $10,000
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- $75,000
- $100,000
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- $300,000
- $400,000
- $750,000
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Round Four: Three Cases:
12: $75
24: $300,000
5: $10,000
Banker's offer: $89,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Five: Two Cases:
9: $100,000
20: $400
The Final Six:
- $1
- $25
- $300
- $75,000
- $400,000
- $750,000
Banker's offer: $128,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Six: One Case:
16: $1!!
Banker's offer: $194,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Seven: One Case:
4: $300
Banker's offer: $277,000!
DEAL!
Just as like what Howie gets for hosting the show, the Howie lookalike has just dealt himself a huge paycheck! $277,000 is a massive amount of cash for a guy with so many kids!
Has Wayne made his kids even prouder by stopping at just the right time? Or did The Banker deny Wayne the really massive money? We shall find out with the Proveout!
Proveout: Round One:
18: $400,000!
Banker's offer: $212,000!
Dealt at: $277,000!
Yes! So far so good! Just need to find the other huge amount and the OPW is his!
Proveout: Round Two:
11: $25
The Final Two:
- $75,000
- $750,000
Banker's offer: $453,000!
Dealt at: $277,000!
And now we come to the conclusion of Wayne's game. We know for certain the he has won $277,000 and the first two digits inside his Case 2 read "$75". If the rest has just three zeros, then Wayne still made a good deal. But, if it includes four zeros, then Wayne made a very unfortunate deal.
Case 2 has....
2: $75,000
To prove it:
22: $750,000
Game Summary:
Peak offer: $453,000
Case value: $75,000
Prize won: $277,000
Result: Technical Player Win (61-39)
Wayne leaves happy and now it's time to make someone else in America happy while making The Banker and NBC's budget really sad! Her name is...
Contestant: Beth Eva!
Chosen case: 3!
Round One: Six Cases:
9: $10,000
8: $10
5: $25,000
15: $300,000
13: $75,000
20: .01¢!!!
Banker's offer: $20,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Two: Five Cases:
16: $200,000
21: $1,000
12: $500,000!
14: $500
22: $50
Banker's offer: $53,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Three: Four Cases:
11: $750
25: $50,000
19: $5,000
18: $300
Banker's offer: $78,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Four: Three Cases:
7: $750,000!!
23: $1!!
4: $100,000
Banker's offer: $65,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Five: Two Cases:
2: $5!
6: $1,000,000!!!
The Final Six:
- $25
- $75
- $100
- $200
- $400
- $400,000
Banker's offer: $49,000!
DEAL!
Beth decided not to gamble with a major one case game and take the sure thing. $49,000 isn't bad for a few minutes work!
Time is running short for a Proveout, so Howie goes ahead and opens Case 3 right then.
Was Beth wise to stop when she did? Case 3 is opened to show...
3: $400,000
OUCH! Beth made a very unfortunate deal! While she is very devastated, everyone reassures Beth that $49,000 is still a great sum of money, which it is!
To prove it:
1: $75
10: $100
17: $200
24: $25
26: $400
Game Summary:
Peak offer: $78,000
Case value: $400,000
Prize won: $49,000
Result: Outright Banker Win
And there you have it!
-Joe R.
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 6:13 pm Author: J.R. Post subject: DoND USA: February 28, 2007 ***SPOILER WARNING!***
