Rolling In It

Three teams, each consisting of a celebrity and a civilian contestant, compete. The game starts with Mulhern pushing a button that releases a coin from a launcher onto a conveyor belt towards one of ten slots. The value of the slot where the coin lands is how much each team will start with. After that, the leftmost team joins Mulhern at the launcher where they play the coins, with one team member loading the coin into the launcher and the other launching the coin with the slots now containing various amounts of money and penalty spaces. If the coin lands in a money amount, Mulhern asks the team a multiple-choice question with three possible answers. If they answer correctly, they bank the amount of the question and are given the option of whether to continue playing or pass to the next team in line. If they answer incorrectly, control automatically passes to the next team. If the coin lands on a penalty space, the team loses the value of the penalty and control passes to the next team. Fifteen questions are asked, with the board changing after the third, sixth, ninth, twelfth, and fourteenth questions. The team with the most money at the end of the game wins and moves on to the final Bank Roll to play for the money in their bank.

The winning team has 60 seconds to answer as many questions as they can to fill the slots. Each correct answer places a "win" slot while each incorrect answer places a "lose" slot. After all the slots are filled, the team can go back to change any "lose" slots into "win" slots. When time runs out, the team roll one last coin. If it lands in a "win", the contestant wins the money in their bank but if it lands in a "lose", they leave with no money.