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The contestant was shown the four prizes and then asked to bid on the first prize within a certain range above or below the actual retail price. If the contestant's bid was within the range, they won the prize and moved to the next item. As the value of each prize increased, the range for bids increased accordingly. The contestant continued pricing and winning prizes as long as their bids were within the specified range for each prize. The ranges for each prize changed for each playing; a $500 range for the last prize of one playing may be $750 on another.

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  • Walk of Fame (pricing game)
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  • The contestant was shown the four prizes and then asked to bid on the first prize within a certain range above or below the actual retail price. If the contestant's bid was within the range, they won the prize and moved to the next item. As the value of each prize increased, the range for bids increased accordingly. The contestant continued pricing and winning prizes as long as their bids were within the specified range for each prize. The ranges for each prize changed for each playing; a $500 range for the last prize of one playing may be $750 on another.
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  • The contestant was shown the four prizes and then asked to bid on the first prize within a certain range above or below the actual retail price. If the contestant's bid was within the range, they won the prize and moved to the next item. As the value of each prize increased, the range for bids increased accordingly. The contestant continued pricing and winning prizes as long as their bids were within the specified range for each prize. If at any point the contestant's bid was outside the range, the contestant lost that particular prize but was given one opportunity to continue the game using two autograph books. Each of the books was filled with the autographs of the show's cast, but one of them also contained the words "Second Chance" stamped inside. The contestant chose one of the books and if they chose the one marked "Second Chance", they continued on with the next prize. Otherwise, the game ended and the contestant left with any prizes they had won (and the autograph book they had chosen). If the contestant's bid was outside the range for the final item, the game ended and no Second Chance opportunity was given. The ranges for each prize changed for each playing; a $500 range for the last prize of one playing may be $750 on another.
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