Caesars Challenge | Michael's project, pt. 2

[SlurpeeTigger]

That first question should have stated "ORIGINAL" Monopoly, as the modern version you start with a lot more.

[mtiller2006]

@SlurpeeTigger Does it, now? I never knew that until now, because the Monopoly games I have, they all start with the original amount

[Hondo20132]

@mtiller2006 Well, in 2007 they made a "Here and Now" version with much larger amounts, yet the ratios are still the same.

[rjaguar3]

This episode so far actually hasn't been bad. One concern I have is why you think it's necessary to multiply most of the dollar values by 5 arbitrarily for no good reason at all? Also, I'd like to know where your show gets a $50,000 budget per episode (with the money awarded to all three players plus the car potentially).

[mtiller2006]

@rjaguar3 How do you figure it's $50,000 an episode? I don't think that's right...

[rjaguar3]

@mtiller2006 16500 + 4250 + 6000 = 26750 in cash winnings

Car (if won) is 19500 for a total of 46K, which is around $50K.

[mtiller2006]

@rjaguar3 I see what you're saying. Despite it being Las Vegas, the brightest spot on Earth, I didn't see the math perspective right there. However, that's only if a champ goes more than 2 days, most likely. Because, getting words in the bonus round with 1 or 2 letters is tough...unless you're Neil Bines, of course.

[gamshwfan]

@mtiller2006 What this user is saying is that when you are producing a game show, you can't just throw money around like its toilet paper.

I know the economy is getting to you and want to help out contestants, but sometimes when you are a producer you have to worry about yourself.

I'm not criticizing you by saying this, i'm just saying that if you produce a real game show you have to be careful with prize money.

[mtiller2006]

@gamshwfan know you weren't criticizing, I understand what you're saying. I was trying to be careful with the prize money, I really was.