[quote name=\'sshuffield70\' date=\'Jun 23 2005, 10:08 AM\']3. Actually, this might be the only flaw. The bonus round had to take several minutes to determine what clues were given, and then actually give the clues. If you gave one of the spoliers four clues, and they missed four times, you won the money.
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This should be elaborated on, because I think the way you and Travis are explaining it is a little misleading. It makes it look a little like you have a say in which Spoiler gets which clues.
The Spoilers were three learned people, I remember them having advanced degrees of some sort. They sat in seperate isolation booths.
You pick a number off of the board, it reveals a clue. You decide whether you are going to give it or pass it, with the caveat that you have to give 4. If you elect to give, they all get to hear it.
If a Spoiler guesses the answer, they win $100 and are done. When all three Spoilers guess it, the game is over. Every time you give a clue and you're still playing afterward, you win $100. If you've given the fourth clue and there's still a Spoiler who hasn't guessed it, you win the $5,000.