Big money is on the line on Let’s Make a Deal, as all week long, contestants have the chance to win $50,000. See contestants from each day of the week and the game they play for the big jackpot.
From November 2 to 6, the CBS game show will feature games that are sponsored by BetMGM. In each of those games, the jackpot will be $50,000.
In the first clip, Chandra, a nurse and teacher, plays Cash Train. All she had to do was fill up five cars with cash. However, if she loaded a Zonk car, she would lose all of her money. Chandra had to choose the number one, two, or three envelope from the top row. She chose three since she was born on March 3 (3/3).
The envelope revealed $250. For the second row, Chandra chose two. She won $1,000, giving her $1,250. One was the lucky number on the third row. She won $1,250, making her total $2,500. Before they moved on to the last two rows, host Wayne Brady offered Chandra a “sure thing” behind curtain number three. Fans will have to wait to see what it is next week.
The second game had Veronica playing Smash Cash. All she had to do was choose a numbered piggy bank, and announcer Jonathan Mangum would smash it to reveal what was inside. If she made it all the way through without encountering a Zonk, Veronica would win $50,000.
Veronica told Brady that her parents were with her and that they watch Let’s Make a Deal every day and learned English from it. The game show contestant went with number four, which had cash in it. The second pick, number six, was a Zonk. However, Brady revealed there was only one Zonk left and seven more with cash. Her results will be shown next week.
Leanne was the third contestant, who played Go For a Spin. The game was simple. The wheel would spin, and whatever it landed on, she would win. If she landed on the lion, $50,000 would be hers.
However, Leanne had three chances. She was asked three questions by Brady. He gave her two choices, and she had to pick which one more of the polled audience chose. If she got it right, a Zonk was removed from the wheel and replaced with another lion.
She had to choose between French fries or potato salad. Leanne went with French fries and was correct. The second option was between squash and pickleball. Leanne said it was obviously pickleball. The third picks were Iron Man and Iron Maiden. Leanne went with Iron Man and was correct again.
Brittany Nicole played Gold Rush, which is normally played for $20,000. To win the cash, she had to mine five pieces of gold. Out of eight containers, two contained dynamite. If the container had gold in it, Brittany would move up the money ladder until she reached $50,000. However, if she found both dynamite, she would leave with nothing.
Number two, which was lifted up by model Tiffany Coyne, had gold under it, giving her $500. However, box number one contained dynamite. Brittany had the choice to walk away and take the money she won, but decided to keep going.
The fifth and final game (seen at the top) was played by Erica, a teacher. She played Go Big or Go Home, where she had to roll a die down a track. Whatever number it landed on, that’s how many spaces she moved on the board. If she landed on a “Go Home” space, she’d stop playing and leave with nothing. If Erica landed on the “Go Big” spaces, she would win $50,000.
Erica rolled a three for her first pick, which gave her $1,500. However, each time she landed on a space, it turned into a “Go Home” space. She was six spots away from a “Go Home.” The other numbers were safe. Erica decided to “take the odds” and keep playing.
See how each of the games play out from November 2 to 6.
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