The Brand-New Sale of the Century

The idea is based on the NBC game show, Sale of the Century.
== Format ==
Three Contestants (including a Returning champion, if any) start with 50 Sale Dollars. Contestants earn 5 dollars for a correct answer, but will lose 5 dollars for giving a wrong answer or taking too long. In every episode, three instant bargains were displayed per episode, each one increasing in value (and Sale Dollar prices), which the player in the lead could choose to get the price or not, to keep the lead. Of course, one of the three instant bargains is the secret Cash Machine, which can be worth between $500 and $5,000. Three Fame games are also played. And the category would be a famous person, place, thing, event. If a contestant gave a wrong answer, He/She is locked out. If a contestant gives a correct answer, He/She goes to a board and whatever the lights stop at, by buzzing in, gets a prize, the honor to play a special game, or sale dollars (ranging from 20 to 30 to 50) after the third fame game, the players will play the fast cash trivia, where players answer rapid fire questions for 90 seconds. When time expires, the player with the most sale dollars wins. And in the event of a tie, the two or three players will be asked a question. Whoever answers correct, wins. But, if a contestant is wrong, He/She loses. (Of course, if three people are tied, when one contestant is wrong, another question will be asked)
== Bonus Round ==
The bonus round is called the Gift Gallery, where players use the sale dollars to purchase whatever prizes He or She wants, and every prize bought, (each one priced between $10 and $25 increases the Dollar meter. If said meter reaches $1,000 the player will win the jackpot, starting at $250,000 (which increases by $1,000 every time the jackpot is not won) of course, the winning contestant can stop at any time, because among the hundred prizes in the gallery, ten of them contain a burglar cat, which will take away the bonus winnings, reverse the meter to the threshold’s minimum. and the game is over. any of the sale dollars not used when the contestant decides to stop, becomes cash, multiplied by 100 dollars.