In the future, could we please please refrain from shouting advice from the audience during items up for bids? That's been an unwritten rule on the board for ages, mostly because, unlike other parts of the show, someone will always win, and it's kinda' unfair to other people in contestants' row who aren't directly next, considering how the message board thing works. Thank you. As usual, though, feel free to shout out advice at other points in the show!
Anyway, the bids:
[color=009900]Pathfinder2119: $900[/color]
[color=FF0000]Jordanar18: $1500[/color]
[color=0000FF]Brewer: $1650[/color]
[color=FF9900]Jordan7: $1651[/color]
And the actual retail price of the bowl is...
$1932, and Jordan wins! Jordan7, specifically, since we have two. And Jordan, I want you to just stand right next to me. We won't be going over to the big doors, or over to the turntable... 'cause we don't have a physical prize to show you, per sé. But Rich does have some great news to share with you, though, don't you Rich!
Rich: I do! Oh Jordan, Jordan, Jordan! You are going to play Plinko, for a chance to win up to $25,000!
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And let us go over to the Plinko board, and allow me to give you a Plinko chip!
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With this one chip, you could win $5000, without even having to do anything right in this game! But I'm a nice enough guy, so I will give you a chance to win four more Plinko chips, and you could win $5000 with each of those. That's $20,000, and with your free Plinko chip, another $5000, and you could win $25,000 here!
Now, with the other four Plinko chips there are prizes, and you have to win those to win the Plinko chips. For each prize you win, you get another Plinko chip, so even if you don't really care about the prizes themselves, it is in your best interest to win these anyway. Now Rich, please tell us about the first prize.
Rich: The jWIN mini stereo system is small enough to fit in a lot of tight spaces, while still being able to hold three CDs, an audio cassette, and still playing all your favorite radio stations, and there they are, Frank!
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Now, even though the price shows $74, it is not correct. But either the 7 is the first number in the price, or the 4 is the last number in the price. Tell me correctly which number is right, and you win that stereo, and more importantly, another Plinko chip!
