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| $3000+spin
| | $4000+spin
| | $5000+spin
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| Pick a Corner
| | $700+spin
| | Go Back 2
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| $750+spin
| | $1000+spin
| | $1400
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Round 2: September 1984 to March 1985
September saw a golden opportunities for players to get
out of Whammy trouble with the $2000-or-Lose-1-Whammy
space. This decision is often a no-brainer if you have three
Whammys, but if you are trying to play catch-up, you might
have a quandry. Speaking of the Whammys, some of the
Whammys on the board now show off new poses. It is real
easy to tell a new Whammy slide from an old one, since the
the newer Whammys are thinner.
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| $500+spin
| | $750+spin
| | $1000+spin
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| $600
| | $750+spin
| | $2000/Lose 1
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| $1000+spin
| | $1500+spin
| | Prize
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| $3000+spin
| | $4000+spin
| | $5000+spin
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| Pick a Corner
| | $700+spin
| | Go Back 2
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| $750+spin
| | $1000+spin
| | Whammy
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Round 2: March to September 1985
In the show's eight-year run on USA, they showed the six-
month span that featured this layout most often. Several
slides down the left-hand column were switched to get
(finally) the Whammy out of the top-left corner, as well as
present three ways to access $2000-or-Lose-1-Whammy: hit
it directly, Pick a Corner, or Move-One-Space from 14.
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| $500+spin
| | $750+spin
| | $1000+spin
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| $750+spin
| | $1500+spin
| | Whammy
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| $1000+spin
| | $2000/Lose 1
| | Prize
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