Triple Play (pricing game)
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Triple Play is a pricing game on the American television game show The Price Is Right. Debuting on the Season 29 premiere on October 2, 2000, this game is played for three cars.
[edit] Gameplay
Each of the cars is played for one at a time, starting with the lowest-priced. For the first car, the contestant is shown two prices, neither of which is correct. The contestant selects the price which they believe is nearer to the actual price of the car without going over.
A correct decision moves the player on to the second car, with three price tags and the same rules, then to the third car with four price tags. The contestant must choose the correct price at each stage of the game in order to win all three cars and may not quit prior to the third car. A contestant who makes an incorrect choice at any stage in the game ends the game and loses.
