The host is still Scottish and still a woman. The one key skill she seems to have that Young didn't is a sense of building a warm rapport with the contestant, and it does make a heck of an difference to the feel of the show. Kaye Adams Contestants now face a time limit of four minutes to cover all five rounds of the game. While a round is in progress, the contestant is offered up to five questions in their attempt to reach their target. They are shown a question and offered the chance to answer it, pass it or flip it.
Correct answers progress the contestant towards their quota.
Passed questions cost only time, but the five-question limit means that contestants can only afford to pass a limited number of questions in later rounds before being forced to guess or flip. If the contestant elects to flip, the question offered is thrown out of the game and replaced by a question in the contestant's pre-selected specialist subject. Upon completing each round, the contestant is given a chance to quit with the money they've earned so far, or to face the next round. This seems to be a shame as there is nothing to stop a particularly dominating contestant answering question after question, racking up three thousand nicker each time, with no limit and very little variation in the run. It also looks and sounds good.