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No they have not. Fraud would be a legal term and might not be accurate to reflect that it is a TV Show. They are not allowed to provide answers. . The show is subject to rules enacted by congress for Game Shows and it would be an individual that would be charged with a crime and not the show. There is no record of the show having done anything that is against the rules.

Wheel of Fortune is a game show designed for entertainment. Contestants are chosen by a producer based on the entertainment value and not based on a lottery or random drawing. It is also a game of both luck and skill hence the name Wheel of Fortune. The shows are edited and they state that it has not effected the outcome. Pat Sajak after spinning the Wheel for so many years must have developed some skills. We have noticed that the Bonus Round time does not start until after Pat Sajak has finished talking. None of this is fraud

There are gambling sites that use the name Wheel of Fortune that have committed fraud. With just the letter "L" revealed, "Wheel of Fortune" contestant Caitlin Burke managed to floor veteran host Pat Sajak by solving this 27-letter puzzle: " I've got a good feeling about this." that it had some wondering if Caitlin was less than honest in her win.

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