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25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games with the three choices, he/she won everything. ## D. ### Double Bullseye. The original Bullseye game was reworked into a two-player format after never producing a winner. In doing so, the game became the only pricing game which guaranteed a winner. After the first contestant won his or her way on stage, another contestant was called from the audience, and another item went up for bids. After the second contestant won his or her way on stage, the car was shown. Barker asked each one to give him a bid on the price of the car after giving a price range of $500. He then told the opponent whether the price was higher or lower than the bid, and the two alternated until one gave the exact price,	6,139,300
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games winning the car. Australia's version of "The Price is Right" used this format for their Showcase round. Hosts Ian Turpie or Larry Emdur gave a price range and asked the two contestants to bid in the same manner. Whoever gave the exact price won the opportunity to play for the showcase. ### Double Digits. A car was shown along with four small prizes. For each small prize, the contestant was shown the second digit in that prize's price, and then two possibilities for the first digit. The contestant attempted to select the correct first digit in the price, which also corresponded to a digit in the car's price. If the four correct digits had been chosen, the contestant won everything. If the	6,139,301
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games contestant failed to win the car, he or she still won any small prizes which were priced correctly. ## F. ### Finish Line. Six small prizes were described in three pairs. For each pair, the contestant tried to pick the more expensive item. The sum of the prices of the rejected prizes made up a finish line that a miniature horse and jockey would have to cross. After all three choices were made, the horse moved one step for each dollar in the total value of the prizes the contestant had selected. If the horse passed the finish line, the contestant won a larger prize. Regardless of the outcome, the contestant kept the three chosen prizes. ### Fortune Hunter. Fortune Hunter was played for four	6,139,302
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games prizes and $5,000. It involved four boxes, one of which contained the cash prize. The host read three clues to help the contestant eliminate the prizes associated with them, based on their prices. The remaining box was then opened. If the cash was hidden inside, the contestant won everything. However, if the chosen box was empty, the contestant won nothing. The contestant did not have to eliminate the prizes in the order the clues were read. The prizes could be eliminated in any order, as long as only the box that contained the money was left. ## G. ### Gallery Game. A painting of a prize was shown to the contestant. Below the painting was a price, which was missing part of one digit. The	6,139,303
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games contestant won by correctly painting in that digit. ### Give or Keep. Six small prizes were presented in three pairs. From each pair, the contestant picked what he believed was the more expensive prize. If the sum of the prices of the prizes the contestant kept was equal to or greater than the sum of the prices of the prizes they gave away, the contestant won a larger prize. Regardless of the outcome, the contestant won the three prizes they chose to keep. ## H. ### Hit Me. The contestant played blackjack against the house, trying to get as close to 21 as possible without going over (busting). Before the game began, the contestant cut a deck of oversized playing cards and two were dealt	6,139,304
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games out as the house's starting hand, the first one face down as a hole card. The contestant was then shown six grocery items, each of which displayed a price that was equal to its actual price multiplied by a whole number from 1 to 10. Each item had a card hidden underneath it, whose value was equal to that item's multiplier. One of the six items displayed its actual price and would give an ace if chosen, while another showed a price multiplied by 10. Aces could count as 1 or 11. The contestant chose items and received their cards until he or she either reached a total of 21, busted, or chose to stop. Reaching 21 with any combination of cards was an automatic win, regardless of the house's hand.	6,139,305
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games If the contestant stopped, the house's hole card was revealed and, if necessary, additional cards were dealt from the deck until its total reached 17 or higher. The contestant won if his or her total matched or exceeded the house's total without busting, or if the house busted. If the contestant busted, he or she immediately lost the game. Situations involving an ace in the house's hand (whether it should be counted as one or eleven even when the result would be in favor of the house) were handled inconsistently over the course of the game's time on the show. ### Hurdles. A grocery item was described, and its price was attached to a runner figure on a gameboard. The contestant was shown three	6,139,306
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games pairs of items and asked to choose the one in each pair that he/she believed was lower in price than the base item. Once he/she had made all three choices, a starter's pistol was fired and the runner began to move across the board, with a hurdle rising from each chosen item as he approached it. If the contestant chose correctly, the hurdle would stop rising in time for the runner to clear it. If the runner cleared all three hurdles, the contestant won the game and a large prize. However, if the contestant chose incorrectly at any point, the runner would crash into that item's hurdle and the game ended. ## I. ### It's Optional. Two cars were shown, each of the same make and model. The contestant	6,139,307
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games was told the second car was priced a set amount higher than the first and told the difference in the two prices, then shown a list of a list of nine options. Selecting options one at a time, the contestant attempted to increase the price of the first car to within $100 of the price of the second car without going over. The number of options a contestant was allowed to choose during the course of the game changed each time it was played but was generally between three and five. ## J. ### Joker. The contestant was shown a hand of five face-down cards, one of which was a joker. Four small prizes were presented, each with a displayed price. For each one, the contestant had to decide whether or	6,139,308
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games not to reverse the digits in order to obtain the correct price (e.g. $37 or $73). Each correct choice awarded that prize and allowed the contestant to discard one card from the hand. He/she won the game if the joker was found among the discards. ## M. ### Make Your Mark. Three prizes were shown along with four prices on a gameboard. The contestant was given $500 and chose the three prices he/she believed were correct, using a marker to note each selection. Two correct prices were revealed among the three marked ones and matched to their prizes, and the contestant then had to decide whether to leave the last marker where it was, or return the $500 and switch the marker to the one un-chosen	6,139,309
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games price. If the contestant chose correctly, he/she won all three prizes and kept the $500 if he/she had not returned it. If the third choice was incorrect, the contestant won nothing. The game was originally titled "Barker's Markers" in reference to former host Bob Barker, but was re-titled "Make Your Mark" after Drew Carey took over as host and during the game's single appearance on the 1994 syndicated version hosted by Doug Davidson. On the October 9, 2008 episode, the only playing of Make Your Mark in season 37, Drew Carey incorrectly explained the rules that the contestant was allowed to keep the $500 regardless of whether or not they ultimately won the game, so long as they did not change	6,139,310
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games the last marker. ### Mystery Price. A prize package was presented to the contestant and the price of the least expensive item in the package was dubbed the "mystery price". Four smaller prizes were shown individually and the contestant placed a bid on each of them. If their bid was equal to or lower than the item's actual price, the contestant won that prize and the amount of their bid was placed into a bank. If the contestant overbid on the prize, it was lost and no value was added to the bank. After all four small prizes were played, the mystery price was revealed. The contestant won the larger prize package in addition to any small prizes they did not overbid on if the bank was equal to	6,139,311
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games or greater than the mystery price. ## O. ### On the Nose. In order to win a car, the contestant competed in one of five possible sporting events. The events varied each time the game was played and included throwing a baseball or football into a specified area, shooting a basketball into a hoop, hitting a tennis ball with a racket into a specified area or popping a balloon with a dart. After being shown the car, the contestant was presented with four possible prices. The contestant selected the one they believed was the actual price of the car and, if correct, won a $1,000 bonus and four attempts at the sporting event preselected for that day. The further away the selected price was from	6,139,312
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games the actual price, the fewer attempts at the sporting event the contestant received with no bonus. If the contestant succeeded in the sporting event, he or she won the car. ### On the Spot. Six small prizes were described and the contestant was shown three paths, colored blue, yellow and pink, extending outward from a center black spot. Each path was marked with three prices. To win a car, the contestant attempted to match the three prices in any path to the six prizes in play. After choosing a path, the contestant had to correctly determine which prize was associated with each price along the path in turn. If the contestant made a mistake, they returned to the center spot and chose a new path.	6,139,313
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games Making mistakes on all three paths ended the game. Some of the prices on a path were repeated on other paths, and the contestant could automatically step to the next price along the path if he or she had already correctly matched the associated prize on a previous path. ## P. ### Penny Ante. Two grocery items were described. For each item, four possible prices were presented. The contestant was given three oversized pennies and attempted to select the correct price for each item, one at a time. Each mistake the contestant made cost him or her a penny. The contestant won a larger prize if he or she was able to guess the actual price of both items before losing all three pennies. The first	6,139,314
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games five times the game was played, the board was not divided into halves for each grocery item. Instead, the two correct prices were hidden among all eight choices. Whenever an incorrect price was guessed, one penny fell from the side of the gameboard into a bucket for each cent in the amount of the guess. A scoreboard was attached to the front of the gameboard, which kept track of the pennies accumulated. The contestant lost the game if the total of the incorrect guesses made before finding the two correct prices equaled 100 pennies or more. ### The Phone Home Game. The contestant and a preselected home viewer competing via telephone teamed to attempt to win up to $15,000. Before the game began,	6,139,315
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games the home viewer was given a list of the actual prices for each of seven grocery items. The items were then described to the contestant and the home viewer gave a price for one of the items. The contestant selected the item he or she believed matched that price. If the contestant was correct, the team shared a hidden cash award associated with that specific product. If the contestant was incorrect, both the guessed product and the correct product were removed from play and that particular cash award was lost. The contestant and home viewer attempted to make three correct matches and win three cash awards. If the home viewer read the name of a grocery item at any time instead of a price, that	6,139,316
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games turn was lost. The cash awards for the matched products were revealed and the team split the total amount won. The cash awards hidden beside the seven products included one each of $10,000, $3,000, and $2,000, and two each of $1,000 and $200. ### Poker Game. Four prizes were shown, all with three-digit prices. The contestant selected two of the prizes and the digits in their prices were used to form the best possible five-card poker hand, with nines high and zeroes low. After the hand was revealed, the contestant chose either to keep it or pass it to the house. The prices of the other two prizes were then revealed and assembled into a second poker hand. If the contestant had a better hand	6,139,317
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games than the house, he or she won everything. The hand rankings were similar to those of poker and were, from highest to lowest: five of a kind, four of a kind, full house, three of a kind, two pair, one pair, and high card. However, straights did not count, and without suits, flushes were not possible. In early playings, the contestant was allowed to make their hand with any five of the six digits of the prices of the two prizes they had chosen, but did not have the option to pass their chosen hand to the house. ### Professor Price. The contestant attempted to answer general knowledge questions with numerical answers, such as "How many innings are there in a regulation baseball game?", in order	6,139,318
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games to win a car. After answering the first question, the contestant was asked if the correct answer to that question, which was always a digit from zero to nine, was also contained in the price of the car. General knowledge and pricing questions were repeated in this manner until the contestant either gave three correct responses and won the car, or gave three incorrect responses and lost the game. Like Clock Game, the audience is not allowed to provide the contestant with any input in this game. A large animatronic puppet known as Professor Price was central to the game. The contestant's progress was tracked by the professor's hands, with correct answers counted by upward-pointing fingers on	6,139,319
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games the puppet's right hand and incorrect answers counted by downward-pointing fingers on his left hand. The game was played only twice, making it the shortest-lived game in the show's history. It was also the only game to have a perfect record, having been won both times it was played. ## S. ### Shower Game. The contestant was shown six shower stalls, each marked with a possible price for a car. Three stalls contained confetti, two contained $100 in one-dollar bills, and the one with the actual price contained a giant car key. The contestant entered a stall and pulled its chain, triggering the release of its contents. Finding confetti allowed him or her to choose again. As soon as the contestant	6,139,320
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games found either the $100 or the car, the game ended and he or she won that prize. ### Split Decision. A car and a medium prize were shown and a string of eight digits was displayed on a gameboard. The numbers in the prices of the prizes appeared in order but were not necessarily placed side by side. The contestant was given 20 seconds to pull down the three digits that made up the price of the smaller prize, leaving the five digits that made up the price of the car. To stop the clock, the contestant pushed a button on the gameboard. If the correct three-digit price for the smaller prize had been pulled down, the contestant won both prizes. If incorrect, the contestant continued guessing until	6,139,321
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games a correct guess was made or time ran out. A later variation in the rules did not feature a clock. Instead, the contestant was given only three chances to win. ### Step Up. The contestant had a chance to win up to four prizes and $3,000 cash. He/she selected one prize, whose price was immediately revealed, then attempted to choose a more expensive one. A correct choice awarded both prizes and $500, after which the contestant could either stop the game or try to choose a still more expensive prize. If this choice was correct, he/she also won the third prize and an additional $1,000 and had the same choice to stop or continue. If the contestant continued, and the last prize was the most expensive	6,139,322
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games of all, he/she won it as well and an additional $1,500. However, an incorrect guess at any time ended the game and the contestant lost everything. ### Super Ball!! The contestant had a chance to win up to three large prizes by rolling balls up a skee ball ramp. The ball for each large prize was presented alongside a small prize displaying two possible prices. If the contestant chose the correct price, he/she won that small prize and earned the corresponding ball. The ramp contained three rings: $50 and $100, which awarded those cash amounts, and WIN, which awarded the large prize for that ball. The contestant was given a practice ball to roll before attempting to win any of the large prizes. A	6,139,323
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games fourth small prize was then revealed. If the contestant priced it correctly, he/she won it and earned a "Super Ball." Rolling the Super Ball into the WIN ring awarded all three large prizes, while rolling it into either cash ring awarded triple the marked value. If the contestant had already won all three large prizes, he/she could earn a $3,000 bonus by rolling the Super Ball into the WIN ring. ### Super Saver. Six grocery items were presented, five marked below their actual retail price and one marked above. The contestant chose four of the items, one at a time, and the difference between the marked price and the actual price was added to a bank. Choosing the overpriced item deducted that	6,139,324
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games difference from the bank. The contestant won the game by saving a total of at least $1 after the four choices. Even if the overpriced item was chosen, it was always mathematically possible to win the game with the correct combination of the others. Also, the contestant was required to choose four items even if the bank total exceeded $1 after the first two or three. ## T. ### Telephone Game. A car and two smaller prizes were shown, along with four grocery items. The contestant was given $1 to purchase two of the four grocery items, attempting to spend no more than 90¢ so that he or she would have a dime left in order to use a pay telephone. If the contestant succeeded, he or she dialed one	6,139,325
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games of three given four-digit telephone numbers and won the prize whose price was associated with that number, indicated by a model answering the telephone placed next to it. The number for the car represented its price in dollars, while the numbers for the two small prizes represented their prices in dollars and cents. The contestant won nothing if their grocery item purchase exceeded 90¢. ### Trader Bob. The contestant was presented with one small prize and was then shown three pairs of additional prizes. By choosing one prize from each pair in the order they were presented, the contestant attempted to "trade up" from that initial prize and create a sequence of four prizes in ascending order	6,139,326
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games of price. If the contestant successfully traded up with all three choices, he or she won both the last small prize chosen and a larger prize package. If not, the contestant won only the first small prize chosen that was lower in price than the one before it. ## W. ### Walk of Fame. The contestant could win up to four prizes by guessing their prices within a set range, high or low. The prizes were presented in order of increasing value, and the winning range increased from one to the next. If the contestant missed on any of the first three prizes, he/she was given a choice of two autograph books signed by the show's cast. One book also contained a page marked "Second Chance". If the contestant	6,139,327
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games chose this book, he/she moved on to the next prize, but the one he/she had missed was taken out of play. The game ended once the contestant made a second mistake, failed to choose the "Second Chance" book, or made a mistake on the fourth prize. # Special rule changes. Rules to certain pricing games have occasionally been changed on special episodes. ## 1986 summer specials. - "Clock Game" – After winning both prizes the contestant blindly chose a cash bonus from one of four envelopes with possible values of $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 and $5,000. - "Hole in One (or Two)" – The bonus for correctly ordering all six items was $1,000. ## 2002–08 prime time specials. - "Clock Game" – The bonus	6,139,328
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games for winning both prizes within 30 seconds was increased to $5,000. - "Grand Game" – The top prize was increased to $20,000, with the winnings ranging from $2, $20, $200, and $2,000. - "1/2 Off" – The top prize was increased to $25,000. - "Hole in One (or Two)" – The bonus for correctly ordering all six items was $1,000. - "It's In the Bag" – The last bag's value was increased to $24,000. - "Plinko" – The game was played for $100,000, with the middle slot increased to $20,000. - "Punch a Bunch" – The top prize was originally $25,000, then later increased to $50,000. During episodes of "The Price Is Right $1,000,000 Spectacular", contestants had an opportunity to win the $1 million bonus	6,139,329
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games in the showcase showdown for spinning a $1.00 in their bonus spin. If no contestant earned a bonus spin in either showcase showdown, the ultimate winner of the showcase would be given the opportunity to spin the big wheel for a $1 million bonus. If no contestant earned a bonus spin and both contestants overbid in the showcase, a new contestant would be called from the audience at the end of the show to spin the big wheel for a $1 million bonus. ## "The Price Is Right $1,000,000 Spectacular". In 2008, episodes of "The Price Is Right $1,000,000 Spectacular" featured rule changes to some pricing games which awarded a $1 million bonus to the contestant for achieving specific goals. - "Clock Game"	6,139,330
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games – The contestant was required to guess the retail prices of both prizes within a total of 10 seconds to win the bonus. Winning both prizes awarded $5,000 regardless of how much time was left on the clock. - "Cover Up", "One Away" – The contestant was required to guess all five digits in the car's price correctly on his/her first attempt to win the bonus. - "1/2 Off" – A contestant who found the $25,000 could either quit or risk it for a chance at the bonus. A $1 million check was hidden in one of the other 15 boxes, and the contestant had one chance to guess where it was. An incorrect guess forfeited the $25,000. - "Plinko" – If at least three chips landed in the $20,000 slot, the contestant	6,139,331
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games was given a golden Plinko chip. If the golden chip landed in the $20,000 slot, the contestant won the bonus. Otherwise, the contestant won the money amount associated with where the chip landed. - "Punch a Bunch" – The contestant could win the bonus by finding the $50,000 prize with their first punch. - "Range Game" – After stopping the range finder, the contestant provided a guess for the exact price of the prize. If the correct price fell within the $150 range, the contestant won the prize. If their exact guess matched the actual retail price of the prize, the contestant also won the bonus. - "Safe Crackers" – After winning the game under the standard rules, the contestant could quit with	6,139,332
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games the prizes won (one of which was always a car) or risk them to try for the bonus. The safe was re-locked with a new five-digit combination that was the same as the price of the car. Each dial contained the same five digits. However, each digit did not necessarily appear in the price of the car, and the contestant was told the price of the car could potentially contain repeated digits. Setting the correct combination won the bonus, while an incorrect combination forfeited everything. - "Switcheroo" – The contestant could win the bonus by correctly pricing all five prizes within the initial 30 seconds. ## Specially-themed episodes. Starting in 2012, rule changes were also made to some pricing	6,139,333
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games games for episodes with special themes, mostly Big Money Week, Dream Car Week, or episodes where viewers could choose game options via Twitter. The changes were as follows: - "Bonkers" – During Big Money Week, contestants that win the game also win $1,000 for each second remaining on the clock. - "Bonus Game" – During the 2017 Dream Car Week, both a car and a prize are offered for winning the game. If the contestant correctly prices all four smaller prizes and also selects the bonus window, the contestants wins both the car and the prize offered. - "Card Game" – The opening bid when playing for a luxury car is $60,000. - "Cliff Hangers" – During Big Money Week, the prize begins at $250,000	6,139,334
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games and is reduced by $10,000 for each step the yodeler takes. - "Dice Game" – During Big Money Week, rolling the exact number for any digit earns the contestant a $10,000 bonus. - "Gas Money" – During the 2017 Dream Car Week, the cash values concealed on four wrong prices were increased to $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 and $20,000, thus yielding a cash prize of $50,000 if the car is won. - "Grand Game" - The prize in this game on the 40th anniversary episode was $40,000, with the contestant being given the option to quit at $4,000. - For the celebration of "The Young and the Restless"'s 11,000th episode, the prize was $11,000, with the option to quit at $1,100 and the starting point at $1.10. -	6,139,335
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games For Big Money Week, the prize is $100,000, with the option to quit at $10,000. There were two other playings where $20,000 was offered, with the option to quit at $2,000. Another playing offered $50,000, and have an option to quit at $5,000. - "1/2 Off" – During Big Money Week the prize is increased to either $20,000 (February 22, 2018 playing), $50,000 (October 12, 2018 playing) or $100,000 (October 14, 2013 and October 24, 2016 playing). - "Hole in One (or Two)" – During Big Money Week (Season 45 and 47) and another during The Best of 2016, the contestant was given the choice to play the game for $100,000 but was required to make his/her putt while avoiding a rotating windmill obstacle (similar	6,139,336
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games to an obstacle seen in miniature golf). However, the contestant could choose to have the windmill removed and instead play the game for $20,000. - "Hot Seat" – During Big Money Week, money levels increase to $2,500, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000 and $100,000. - "It's in the Bag" – During Big Money Week, the first bag is worth $5,000, and this amount is doubled for each subsequent bag, for a potential top prize of $80,000. In another playing, the first bag is valued $2,000, and this amount is doubled for each subsequent bag, for a potential top prize of $32,000. - "Let 'Em Roll" – During Big Money Week (and one playing during the Dream Car Week), the game is played for a cash prize of $100,000	6,139,337
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games instead of a car. Each cube has three dollar signs, with the other sides showing values of $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000. On a playing aired May 23, 2018, the prize was a luxury car and the values were $2,500, $5,000 and $7,500. In another playing during Big Money Week, while it is still played for a car, the values were doubled to $1,000, $2,000 and $3,000. - "Lucky Seven" - On a playing aired January 4, 2019, in commemoration with "The Bold & the Beautiful" 's 8000th episode, the player is given an extra dollar at the beginning of the game, and was still required to save at least $1 to win the game, meaning that the player can win up to $7 (up from $6) for a perfect play. - "Master Key" – During	6,139,338
25047006	List of The Price Is Right pricing games	https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List%20of%20The%20Price%20Is%20Right%20pricing%20games	List of The Price Is Right pricing games Big Money Week, cash values of $5,000, $15,000, and $30,000 were associated with the three locks instead of prizes, allowing a potential maximum of $50,000 for finding the Master Key. - "Plinko" – The rules were modified multiple times for specially-themed episodes: - From April 9 through 13, 2012, in conjunction with Publishers Clearing House, the game was played daily and featured a growing jackpot for the final chip. If the last chip landed in the center slot, the contestant won $20,000 instead of the usual $10,000 prize. However, if the last chip did not land in the center slot, another $20,000 was added to the jackpot on the next episode. - During Big Money Week, the game is played for	6,139,339