Mario Party (game show)

Mario Party is a 2022 game show, airing on CBS. Contestants play on a human-sized Mario Party board and play 15 rounds to collect the most Stars and Coins. Charles Martinet hosts.
== Changes from the video game ==
* Players play as themselves, not as a Mario Character. However, minigames are still through video games.
* There is a different board every episode.
* Bonus Stars do not exist, but Bonus Cash replaces it.
* Chance Time is crazier than ever. Multiple stars can be lost from this minigame.
* If players lose more coins than they have, they are in debt. Finishing the game in debt will lower their prize money.
* If the player rolls doubles on double-dice, or triples on triple-dice, they get to roll again.
== Prizes ==
Contestants will win prizes based off of how many Coins and Stars they win, plus Bonus Cash and placement in the game:
* One coin is worth $100. This maxes out at $50,000.
* A star is worth $20,000. This maxes out at $100,000. If the player gets more than 5 Stars, they simply don't get the cash. It's more of an insurance, as losing that Star won't cause them to lose $20,000.
* A minigame win is worth $1000, in addition to the 10 coins they win.
* Getting doubles on double-dice will get the player $5,000. If it's double-sevens, the player gets $10,000.
* Getting triples on a triple-dice will get the player $10,000. If it's triple-sevens, the player gets $20,000.
* First place doubles their money. Second place has their money multiplied by 1.5, and third place gets their money multiplied by 1.25.
* Each of the 3 Bonus Cash prizes are worth $5,000 each.
* Through this, the maximum amount of money one can win per show is $945,000. To win that money, they must get 500 coins, 5 stars, win every minigame, get triple-sevens on every dice roll, and get every Bonus Cash prize.
=== Bonus Cash ===
Bonus Cash is the replacement of Bonus Stars. They do not add to the Star Count, but is simply guaranteed money. Three are chosen by random draw. If there's a tie for a Bonus Cash prize, the prize is split. Two players, $2500; three players, $1667; four players, $1250.
* Minigame Loser - The person who loses the most minigames wins $5,000.
* Red Space Addict - The person who lands on the most Red Spaces wins $5,000.
* Slowpoke Award - The person who moves the least spaces total wins $5,000.
* Duel Loser - The person who loses the most Duels wins $5,000.
* Grand Theft Star-to - The person who steals the most Stars wins $5,000.
* Numbers, Numbers, Numbers - The person who causes the most wildest changes on the Star Graph and Coin Graph at the end wins $5,000.
* The Roll is Right - The person whose dice rolls throughout the game is closest to a certain number, without going over, wins $5,000. This number can be anywhere between 50 and 150.
* The Most 'Meh' - The person who is in 2nd and 3rd place for the most amount the time wins $5,000. This is calculated by adding 1 'point' for each time a player is in 2nd or 3rd at the beginning, and end of each turn, plus each time they enter 3rd or 2nd place mid-turn. Getting 2nd or 3rd in a minigame nets you 0.25 points.