Post by billmcdee on Dec 28, 2023 7:23:22 GMT -5
It is not ready to go just yet, but I am eager to try this mechanism out for $ale of the Century starting with episode 6.
I am calling it the "Winner's Big Money Board". It's a combination of the Winner's Board and the Winner's Big Money Game.
Currently I am using the winner's board end game with $ale where the day's winner wins a grand prize, the first one that they match.
What I am considering trying, and I may put a poll question up for this idea, is to utilize the elements of Price is Right's Pocket Change game.
The 20 numbered board would be used, and I would hide dollar amounts on the board, from $5 up to $200 (replacing the nickel up to $2.00 cards from Pocket Change).
And to win a pre-determined cash award, the player must reach a certain total with 4 picks from the board.
The struggle I'm having is determining what that certain total should be, and how that will be established.
I'm still trying to work that out, I may have an idea as to how to do so too possibly using a word game.
I will now post my poll question and hope that many of you answer.
Appreciatively,
Bill
I am calling it the "Winner's Big Money Board". It's a combination of the Winner's Board and the Winner's Big Money Game.
Currently I am using the winner's board end game with $ale where the day's winner wins a grand prize, the first one that they match.
What I am considering trying, and I may put a poll question up for this idea, is to utilize the elements of Price is Right's Pocket Change game.
The 20 numbered board would be used, and I would hide dollar amounts on the board, from $5 up to $200 (replacing the nickel up to $2.00 cards from Pocket Change).
And to win a pre-determined cash award, the player must reach a certain total with 4 picks from the board.
The struggle I'm having is determining what that certain total should be, and how that will be established.
I'm still trying to work that out, I may have an idea as to how to do so too possibly using a word game.
I will now post my poll question and hope that many of you answer.
Appreciatively,
Bill