Doug: And welcome back. In the midst of that exciting end to the game, I forgot to note Teflon was introduced in 1953.
So with that clarified, Shawn Wells, welcome to the Bonus Bonanza. Let's see if you can top off a fine comeback with a CY$50,000 payoff.
First thing's first. A free roll of the dice. Whatever you roll this time will be multiplied by CY$250. So that means a possible CY$3000 right off the bat. Go ahead and roll 'em.
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Doug: And the dice total 4. At CY$250 a point, we seed the pot with CY$1000. (audience applause) Now, Shawn, going forward, the stakes increase -- but so do the dangers.
In the main game, you wanted to avoid rolling a 7 outside of the free roll.
              
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Doug: Here in the Bonus Bonanza, anytime the dice total 5, 7 or 9, that's a bust -- and you lose everything you've accumulated in the endgame. The CY$3450 you've banked is safe.
However, every time you don't bust, we add CY$500 per point to the pot.
Also to tempt you, we have our double decision board. If you thought that CY$3000 payoff in the main game was awesome, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Doug: Behind three of these spaces on the board, we have payoffs of at least CY$20,000 each. One we guarantee has the top payoff of CY$50,000. Behind the other three are busts -- so be careful.
Just like the main game, if you roll a double, you'll have the option of having CY$500 per point added to the pot or taking whatever is behind the corresponding space.
Doug: One more thing. For winning the game, you receive a gold coin. If you roll a 5, 7 or 9 -- or run into a bust on the double decision board -- you must surrender the coin and roll again immediately.
Knowing the rewards and the dangers, you could bank the grand right now -- or gamble it all away on another roll of the dice.
(audience shouts suggestions)
Shawn: CY$1000 is nice, but I am going to go for more!
Doug: Gambling away the grand. Roll 'em.
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Doug: Oh no -- a 9. I gotta take back the coin. The good part is you do roll again.
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Doug: Double 2. Well, Shawn, we could add another CY$500 per point to the pot -- which, in this case, is CY$2000...
Doug: ...or you may take whatever is behind the double 2 on the double decision board.
(audience shout suggestions)
Doug: Remember, there's a 50-50 chance there's cyber-money or a bust behind double 2. If there's cyber-money, we're adding anywhere between CY$20,000 to CY$50,000 to the pot. If there's a bust, it's game over and you lose the CY$1000 that's in the pot right now.
Shawn: The board was good to me once. I'm going to try it again!!!
Doug: Going for the double 2. Oh, I hope there's CY$50,000. Really, if there's any cyber-money, you may keep playing. If there's a bust, you're out of the endgame and you're out CY$1000.
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Doug: Oh, it was good to you previously. It's not good now. Let's open up the rest of the board to see where everything was?
Doug: Oh, the double 3, which helped you win the game, would've been nice. CY$40,000 was there. The big payoff was hiding behind double 5.
Doug: Well, you're out CY$1000 -- but you still have CY$3450 and another game against Eddie. Now, if you win the next game, you'll have two straight wins and you'll be entitled to two gold coins.
Of course, Eddie would like to win the next game since he has a lost against him.
We'll have a rematch later. But I have a dumb question for the audience -- anyone want to win a new car? (audience cheers) Make the right pair and you'll drive out of here in a new car. Audience game's next
HOT DICE CONTINUES
