Contestants actually get the money that they win on TV game Shows. However online gaming sites, scams, and others use the names from these shows is a slightly changed form to con money from people. You know when you are on a TV show and they do not charge to to play the game.
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Winners are paid by check, usually within 90-120 days of the show airing. Taxes must be paid on prizes higher than $600, including cash.
No, the second place contestant gets $2,000 and the third place contestant gets $1,000. Though, in the Art Fleming version of the show, all contestants kept their winnings regardless of outcome.
Winners are paid by check, usually within 90-120 days of the show airing. Taxes must be paid on prizes higher than $600, including cash.
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For prizes, sponsors pay the game show to plug the prizes on air, as a form of advertisement. In terms of a budget, prizes are essentially free, which is why they were used so often up through the 1990s. The remainder of the prize budget comes from the revenue from commercials airing during the program.
They don't really give very much money away because they have a small number of viewers when compared to top game shows for number of viewers or the ratings for top game shows and the amount of money they give away. For example Wheel of Fortune has given away more money in a single show than Cash Cab has if the total money giving away from all the episoles of cash cab were added together
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The game show featuring a money-blowing machine is "The Big Deal of the Day," which aired as part of "Let's Make a Deal." Contestants would have the opportunity to enter a wind machine filled with cash and try to grab as much money as they could in a limited time. This thrilling element added excitement and a visual spectacle to the show. The concept of money-blowing machines has also appeared in other game shows, such as "Cash Cab" and "The Chase."