Super High Rollers - Matt will Roll Again in Episode 8!

[dad90]

Now, first of all, let's give you those 3 Insurance Markers...

BANK: $0
INSURANCE MARKERS: 3
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

And now, let's roll the Super Dice and get this Main Event started!

(Matt rolls the dice)



And you're going to kick things off with an 11. Which Super Number(s) do you want to eliminate?

[mringgenberg]

11

[dad90]

The 11 itself is gone!

1--2--3--4--5--6
7--8--9--10--XX--12

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $2000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 3
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

One down, 11 to go! Roll again!

(Matt rolls the dice)



And you got a Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

And that gives you your 4th Insurance Marker, and you've rolled a 5. Which Super Number(s) are going to go off?

[mringgenberg]

The 5

[dad90]

Down goes the 5!

1--2--3--4--XX--6
7--8--9--10--XX--12

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $4000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 4
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Trying to maximize the use of good rolls and earn more Insurance Markers and possibly Super Insurance Markers. Roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)



And you now got a Triple!

(TRIPLES!) (Audience Cheers & Applause)

So that's your first Super Insurance Marker here for this Bonus Round, but keep in mind that it will not save you from a Bad Roll, but if you get 2 more, and you automatically win the Bonus Bank! For now, you got a 12. Which Super Number(s) do you want to eliminate?

[mringgenberg]

12

[dad90]

And 12 is through!

1--2--3--4--XX--6
7--8--9--10--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $6000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 4
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 1
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Now, hold onto that Super Insurance Marker, because once at least one bad roll comes up, you'll then have a decision to make, but right now, all rolls are still good, so roll away!

(Matt rolls the dice)



And it's a Double this time!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

That's your 5th Insurance Marker, and you got a big roll of 17. Which Super Numbers are heading out of here?

[mringgenberg]

10 and 7

[dad90]

10 and 7 are out of here!

1--2--3--4--XX--6
XX--8--9--XX--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $10000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 5
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 1
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

OH! I just realized something important that I almost forgot to tell you, so this is a good time to tell you all right now. Starting today, we've got another new rule and 2 new additional ways of winning this game. If you can manage to collect 20 Insurance Markers, you can also trade ALL of those for the automatic of the Bonus Bank! The same thing goes if you manage to roll 5 Doubles in a row!

(Audience Applause)

That being said, let's continue!

(Matt rolls the dice)



And there's another Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

That's your 6th Insurance Marker and 2nd consecutive Double! Now, you've rolled a 10. Which Super Numbers are going away?

[mringgenberg]

9 and 1

[dad90]

9 and 1 are history!

XX--2--3--4--XX--6
XX--8--XX--XX--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $14000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 6
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 1
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

All the rolls are still good, but that will change on this next roll. So go ahead and roll the dice!

(Matt rolls the dice)



No doubles or triples this time, but you did roll an 8. Which Super Number(s) are going to go off?

[mringgenberg]

8

[dad90]

The 8 is out of here!

XX--2--3--4--XX--6
XX--XX--XX--XX--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $16000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 6
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 1
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15

And as promised, we now got some Bad Rolls showing up. Now you have a decision to make, Matt. This is your only opportunity to trade that other Super Insurance Marker for 3 more regular Insurance Markers. Do you want to do that now or hold onto it?

[mringgenberg]

Trade

[dad90]

Trading that for 3 more Insurance Markers...

BANK: $16000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 9
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15

Now you've got 9 Insurance Markers, but that may mean nothing if you roll 15 right now, because if you do, and you'll win the Bonus Bank!

All the rolls are still good, but that will change on this next roll. So go ahead and roll the dice!

(Matt rolls the dice)




























































































































And the roll is...

























































































































































OH! ONE OFF from the automatic win, but you still got a Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Awws and then Applause)

Well, the roll of 16 is a Bad Roll, so that extra Insurance Marker must be used right away and you must roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)



























































































































































































And the roll is...


















































































































































































































AGAIN! ONE OFF! But a Double again!

(Doubles!) (Audience Awws and then Applause)

You've been flirting with that number, and once again, you have to use that extra Insurance Marker since 14 is a Bad Roll and you have to roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)






























































































































































































































No Doubles this time, but it's a good roll of a 9!

(Audience Applause)

Now Matt, this is a big decision for you to make. Which Super Numbers are you going to take off?

[mringgenberg]

4, 3 and 2

[dad90]

Get out of here, 4, 3, and 2!

XX--XX--XX--XX--XX--6
XX--XX--XX--XX--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 9
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

And now, there's only one number that stands between and the Bonus Bank: The Super Number 6. If you roll that before all of your Insurance Markers are used up, and you will win $207,000 in the Bonus Bank! Good luck, Matt, and roll those dice!

(Matt rolls the dice)






























































































































And the roll is...









































a 10, and that'll cost you an Insurance Marker.

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 8
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

1 down, 8 remaining. Get that 6 for the Bonus Bank and roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)






















































































































And the roll is...




















































































































































































































































































a 12, and that'll take away another Insurance Marker.

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 7
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

The Dice are beginning to get cold, but hopefully not too cold for you to get the Bonus Bank. Roll again, Matt.

(Matt rolls the dice)










































































































































































































And the roll is....








































































































































































































































a Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

The good news is you've earned an Insurance Marker for rolling a Double, but the bad news is that 10 is a Bad Roll, so that Insurance Marker must be used right away and you have to roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)









































































































































































































































And the roll is...



















































































































































































































































































































































































































































another Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

The same scenario happens here, so roll again, Matt.

(Matt rolls the dice)
































































































































































































































And the roll is...































































































































































































































































































































another Double!

(Doubles!) (Audience Applause)

The same scenario once again, but the only difference is 14, but you have to roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)













































































































































And the roll is...















































































































































































































































OH! ONE OFF once again from the win! A 7 would be lucky in other cases, but not in this one as that will cost you an Insurance Marker.

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 6
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

So there goes the 3 extra Insurance Markers that you've traded earlier, but you still got 6 remaining. Roll again, Matt.

(Matt rolls the dice)















































































































































































































And the roll is...
































































































































































































































































an 11, and that'll take away another Insurance Marker.

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 5
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

You are almost halfway through those Insurance Markers, and you have to roll again.

(Matt rolls the dice)


































































































































































































































































































































And the roll is...









































































































































































































































































































































an 8, and that takes away another Insurance Marker.

BANK: $22000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 4
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS: 6

The dice are now getting colder and colder, but you still got 4 Insurance Markers left. Roll again, Matt.

(Matt rolls the dice)



















































































































And the...
































































































































































































































































Roll....


































































































































































































































































IS.....




















































































































































































































































































































































































A SIX! THERE IT IS!!! YOU HAVE DONE IT!!!!!

XX--XX--XX--XX--XX--XX
XX--XX--XX--XX--XX--XX

(Super Number(s) Off!)

BANK: $207,000
INSURANCE MARKERS: 4
SUPER INSURANCE MARKERS: 0
GOOD ROLLS:



(HR's Big Numbers Win Cue at 4:00) (Winning Bell SFX; Cheers and Applause)

W--I--N--N--E--R!
$2--0--7,--0--0--0

(More Cheers and Applause)

Congratulations, Matt! You have finally taken down the Super Numbers and have just won $207,000 from the Bonus Bank! How do you feel about that?!

[mringgenberg]

Great

[dad90]

Fantastic! With the Bonus Bank that you've just won, you now have a total of...

$261,276

$261,276 in cash and prizes!

(Audience Cheers and Applause)

That's twice in a row that the Super Numbers have been defeated, but the question now is, can Matt use that momentum to win the Hot Jackpot and a brand new car in the Drive to 25 Bonus Game? Well, we'll find out when we come back! Don't go away!

(Commerical Cue; Audience Applause)

[dad90]

[dad90]

(All-Star Blitz Prize Cue; Audience Applause)

Burton: And now, back to Super High Rollers and the Drive to 25 Bonus Game!

DK: I thank you, Burton! And welcome back to the final part of Super High Rollers, where we are about to play the Drive to 25 Bonus Game.

Matt Ringgenberg has just defeated the Super Numbers, and has won $261,276 so far, and that is yours to keep, no matter what happens. Now Matt, up to this point, you've been rolling with 3 Dice. Now, in this Bonus Game, you're going to roll with only 2 Dice. The object of this game is to roll 26 points or more within 3 rolls. If you do that, then you'll win this!



Burton: It's a new luxury SUV!



(Audience Cheers and Applause)

The Cadillac XT4 suits up for battle in one of the fastest-growing, most competitive segments in the U.S.: small luxury SUVs. The Luxury model empowers your drive with intelligent driver-assistance features and high-minded technology. Notable features include a 33" Diagonal Advanced LED Display, Cadillac Smart System tooltip suite of safety and driver-assistance features, Rear Cross Traffic Braking tooltip, Blind Zone Steering Assist tooltip, Lane Keep Assist with Lane Departure Warning, Active Fuel Management, LED Headlamps and Taillamps, Automatic Emergency Braking, Forward Collision Alert, Front Pedestrian Braking, Safety Alert Seat, HD Rear Vision Camera, Vehicle Diagnostics Tooltip, Rear Seat Reminder Tooltip, a 2.0 liter Turbocharged Engine, Front Wheel Drive & 6 months of ONSTAR® connected services Premium Plan.

This is the all-new 2024 Cadillac XT4, and it is a fantastic worth $39,090!!!

(More Cheers and Applause)

DK: Thank you, Burton! Also, if the total of your 3 rolls is EXACTLY 25, then not only you'll win the car, but you'll also win the Hot Jackpot, which is now at...

$305,000

$305,000!

(More Cheers and Applause)

And Matt, there's one more thing I should mention: You CANNOT roll a 7 at any time, or else you won't win anything, and I'll explain if you cannot reach 25 or more after your second roll.

Now, if there aren't any questions, give me your Dice Roll between 1-36, and good luck!

[mringgenberg]

20

[dad90]

(Matt rolls the dice)

And your first roll is...



an 8, and just avoided the 7...

(Audience Applause)

You are now 17 points away from the Hot Jackpot and that brand new Cadillac. In this second roll, you must roll at least a 5 in order to keep those dreams alive. Of course, a 7 will shatter those dreams.

So, here's an offer. I'll give you $500 per point, or $4000 to quit right now. Or you can go on and give me another dice code from 1-36.

[mringgenberg]

Play On

9

[dad90]

(Matt rolls the dice)

And your second roll is...



going to end the game, I'm afraid.

(Bad Luck! No Car for You! GAME OVER!)

(Audience Groans and Boos)

DK: And with that unlucky 7, I'm afraid that this bonus game is over, and you have won nothing here, but you did do phenomenally well as you have defeated the Super Numbers today, and with the trip to New York City from my Dice Derby bonus game, and the $211,900 in cash you've won today, and the $42,527 in cash and prizes that you've won previously, Matt, you should hold your head up high as you have claimed redemption here on Super High Rollers with...

$261,276

$261,276 in cash and prizes!

(Audience Cheers and Applause)

And what's even better is that you (and only you) are coming back on our next show to defend your title against 2 new challengers who are more than willing to take you down and then to take the Super Numbers down and try to win a brand new car and the Hot Jackpot, which all of that can only happen right here on Super High Rollers!

But before we go though, in addition to honoring the late and great Bob Barker of the Price is Right, there's another icon that we need to recognize and honor as well: Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California, trailblazer and champion of liberal priorities.

President Joe Biden, who served with Feinstein for years in the Senate, called her “a pioneering American,” a “true trailblazer” and a “cherished friend.”

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will appoint a temporary replacement, and there is sure to be a spirited battle to succeed her.

Feinstein, the oldest sitting U.S. senator, was a passionate advocate for liberal priorities important to her state -- including environmental protection, reproductive rights and gun control -- but was also known as a pragmatic lawmaker who reached out to Republicans and sought middle ground.

Her death came after a bout of shingles sidelined her for more than two months earlier this year — an absence that drew frustration from her most liberal critics and launched an unsuccessful attempt by Democrats to temporarily replace her on the Senate Judiciary Committee. When she returned to the Senate in May, she was frail and using a wheelchair, voting only occasionally.

On Friday, her Senate desk was draped in black and topped with a vase of white roses. Senators gave tearful tributes as members of the California House delegation stood in the back of the chamber and former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sat in the gallery with Feinstein’s daughter, Katherine.

Biden said in a statement, “Dianne made her mark on everything from national security to the environment to protecting civil liberties. “Our country will benefit from her legacy for generations.”

Former president Barack Obama also saluted her as “a trailblazer,” and former President Bill Clinton called her a champion “of civil rights and civil liberties, environmental protection and strong national security.”

Although Feinstein was not always embraced by the feminist movement, her experiences colored her outlook through her five decades in politics. Feinstein’s bipartisan efforts helped her notch legislative wins throughout her career. But it also proved to be a liability in her later years in Congress, as her state became more liberal and as the Senate and the electorate became increasingly polarized.

A fierce debater who did not suffer fools, the California senator was long known for her verbal zingers and sharp comebacks when challenged on the issues about which she was most fervent. But she lost that edge in her later years in the Senate, as her health visibly declined and she sometimes became confused when answering questions or speaking publicly. In February 2023, she said she would not run for a sixth term the next year. And within weeks of that announcement, she was absent for the Senate for more than two months as she recovered from a bout of shingles.

One of Feinstein’s most significant legislative accomplishments was early in her career, when the Senate approved her amendment to ban manufacturing and sales of certain types of assault weapons as part of a crime bill that President Bill Clinton signed into law in 1994. Though the assault weapons ban expired 10 years later and was never renewed or replaced, it was a poignant win after her career had been significantly shaped by gun violence.

Feinstein was born on June 22, 1933. Her father, Leon Goldman, was a prominent surgeon and medical school professor in San Francisco, but her mother was an abusive woman with a violent temper that was often directed at Feinstein and her two younger sisters.

Feinstein graduated from Stanford University in 1955, with a bachelor’s degree in history. She married young and was a divorced single mother of her daughter, Katherine, in 1960, at a time when such a status was still unusual.

In 1961, Feinstein was appointed by then-Gov. Pat Brown to the women’s parole board, on which she served before running for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Typical of the era, much of the early coverage of her entrance into public life focused on her appearance rather than her experience and education.

Feinstein’s second husband, Bert Feinstein, was 19 years older than she, but she described the marriage as “a 10" and kept his name even after his death from cancer in 1978. In 1980, she married investment banker Richard Blum, and thanks to his wealth, she was one of the richest members of the Senate. He died in February 2022.

In addition to her daughter, Feinstein has a granddaughter, Eileen, and three stepchildren.

First of all, sorry about talking politics here, but this was an icon that was too good to pass up, so forgive me for that. And on that note, in the immortal words of the late and great Bob Barker, this is Dayo Kayode reminding you to help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered. Good bye, everybody.

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(Audience Applause and Cheers)

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