they would win the grand prize of ₱1,000,000. If the player does not get all seven right, they must pick from a set of envelopes, each containing the letters G, A, M, E, K, N, and B, which corresponds to one of the questions. If the player picks one that corresponded to a question they got right, the player won a showcase of prizes. The defending winner continues on the next episode until defeated. 2009: Team format The Team Format was conceptualized and announced in late 2008. It ran from April 13 to October 23, 2009, and was a spin-off of the old Game Ka Na Ba group format. The format had tested eight teams of three players for a prize of ₱2,000,000. The game consisted of four rounds: "Elimination", "Taranta" (Panic), "Diskarte" (Strategy), and Jackpot rounds. The format showed a fresh combination of thrills, luck, teamwork, and excitement. The elimination round will be started by eight team players with the following colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, pink, gray, and black, composed of the previous episode's defending champion, and seven teams composed of those from the last episode (those who failed to answer for the elimination) and replacement teams for those who got eliminated from the previous episode. Each team is composed of three individuals, the game texter (the one who sent the text entry for studio contestant) and two chosen teammates. Each team is geared up to be the first to run to and press their respective buzzers as a team. If a team answers correctly, they will move on for the second round (Taranta). If the team answers incorrectly, they will be sent to the "Tambay (Standby) Podium" to wait for any chance of being sent back to the game stage. Any "Tambay Podium" team can go back to the game if there's only one team left in the game platform but still no one to complete the 4 teams to move on for the second round. Any "Tambay Podium" team is considered eliminated from the game and won't come back for the next episode unless saved by the shortage of Round 2 teams. This round tests each team's agility and quick-thinking abilities. Successful teams from the elimination round will be asked to sit on hydraulic seats, similar to those seen in roller-coasters, to play the "Taranta Round". All teams will be asked one question, but