Number One, Baby!

## Immunity Challenge

**Challenge:** *Paquet Voleur*

In this challenge, contestants competed in a hybrid contest of Poker and Trivia. In the center of the challenge, there were 30 different tokens with varying dollar amounts hidden underneath all of them. The dollar amounts varied from $1 all the way up to $1000. Each round began with a general knowledge, multiple choice question given to everyone at the same time. The first person to correctly answer the question received the advantage of going last in the order for that round. The first player to speak would then be the player directly on their right alphabetically, clockwise. When it was a castaway's turn, they had to select one of the 30 tokens for the round for themselves, and were privately told which dollar amount they had received for themselves. Once everybody in the game had seen their own personal dollar amount, the 6 dollar amounts selected were revealed to the group, but not who they were selected by.

When it was a participant's turn, they had 3 different options:

* **Option A:** They could try and steal someone else’s token if they believed it held more money than their own
* **Option B:** They could try and exchange their own token for one of the remaining tokens in the center.
* **Option C:** They could decide to do nothing and conserve their token if they were satisfied with the amount they had found.

If they chose to steal someone else’s token, that person was then given two options:

* **Option A:** They could accept the trade and exchange their token with the other person.
* **Option B:** They could attempt to BLOCK the trade. To do so, they would then be asked a multiple choice question that they had to answer correctly. If the player successfully answered the question, they kept their token until the next player’s turn. If the player unsuccessfully blocked the trade, the person who tried to steal would come in possession of the token and the person who did not manage to block it would receive the thief’s token. As a way of apologizing for their troubles, the victim received the opportunity to trade their token in the center if they were not satisfied with the other person’s dollar amount. If they choose to do so, the discarded dollar amount was revealed to the group, the player selected a new token that only they will know what the value of is. If the attempt to block the trade iswassuccessful, the player who’s turn this was was then offered one of the other 2 options, exchanging their token for one of the center ones or doing nothing.

If a player did not want to steal someone else’s token, they may also decide to go directly into the center to pick a new token if they weren't satisfied with your current score. To do so, they also had to correctly answer a multiple choice trivia question. A correct answer would reveal which dollar amount was discarded and they would be allowed to select any other token that hadn’t been selected from the center. That dollar amount would be kept a secret from everyone else besides the player who had exchanged their token. This process was repeated until every player had had a turn to either Steal, Exchange or Keep their token. Once everyone had gone, every dollar amount would be revealed and they would be your final scores for the round.

Three rounds of this game were played, the person who had accumulated the most money at the end of all 3 rounds won individual immunity.

**Winner:** Caitlin