’The Price Is Right’ Fans Rage At ‘Rigged’ Game?
The Price Is Right has a loyal fan base of viewers who have been watching the iconic game show for decades. Recently, viewers called attention to what they see as a “rigged” game. So, is there any truth to this?
The Price Is Right Has A Loyal Fan Base
Many The Price Is Right fans have been watching the show for decades. When you have a show that has been around as long as this one has, that’s plenty of years to build up a loyal following. Drew Carey has stepped up and filled the shoes of the late Bob Barker, and viewers have embraced him since he took over.
All of the show’s classic games give fans plenty to dig into, as The Price Is Right offers players plenty of opportunities to win cash prizes and more. As viewers know, players can win more than just cash on the show. Everything from new cars, to exotic trips, and luxury packages are up for grabs if contestants win at the games. So, there is always plenty at stake.
Player Wins Big In Recent Scenes
A recent The Price Is Right contestant took home the big bucks while playing the money wheel. The big wheel is as iconic as the game show itself, as participants give said wheel a big spin to try and win big money. Based on recent scenes, one player went home considerably richer than when she arrived.
A contestant named Zamone had multiple lucky spins while spinning the big wheel. This resulted in her taking home a cool $10k. As much of a worthy celebration as this was for her, considering the odds she needed, and where she needed to land on the wheel across multiple spins, many The Price Is Right fans think that there’s something fishy going on here.
Is The Price Is Right Game ‘Rigged’?
After Zamone’s big The Price Is Right win, this left viewers with plenty of questions, with some even suspecting that the iconic wheel is purposely set up for some players to take home the big money. Zamone nailed three spins in a row to get her into the money. The sheer odds of that happening are not likely, to say the least. So, the fact that she smoothly sailed all the way to the bank with $10k in her pocket has many questioning the wheel’s legitimacy.
With her first two spins, she landed on the 50, netting her $1k. From there, she needed to land on the 15 to win $10k or the 5 to win $25k. With her third and final spin also being one to land her in the money, many watchers have doubts.
- One The Price Is Right fan wrote: “I bet there’s someone in back of the wheel stopping it.”
- Another viewer agreed, saying: “The wheel is controlled.”
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