each individual will be given three different sets of choices. The order of answering individuals is random. Some questions might be harder than it sounds, thus adding the Panic Factor in the game. To add up for the distractions delivered by the game's lightings and music, each player will be sprayed with water and air, making it more difficult for each player to give the correct answer in the given 3-second timeframe. The top 2 teams with the highest number of correct answers will advance to the next round. By September 2009, Manzano would read the three choices before a player would answer. If two teams tied, they were both given another question to find the option that didn't belong in the question. Each team could select one member to press the buzzer. The two losing teams will be eliminated and would not be brought back for the next episode. The two remaining teams battled for the Jackpot round through the Diskarte round. Each team member was placed on top of individual mobile podiums, and had to answer questions to win the round. A correct answer advanced a team member one spot closer to the final platform through the mobile podium. If one member arrived at the third spot first, they received ₱10,000 as an individual bonus prize. When a team member was already at the third spot, their next correct answer allowed them to advance other teammates one spot forward. When all team members reached the third stage, they needed one last correct answer to win ₱50,000 and proceed to the Jackpot round. Each team is given three "Diskarte Powers" that could be used on the opposing team. A contestant from the team will say Sugod ako! (I will proceed!) when he or she does not want to use any of the powers, and it could only be used after a correct answer was given. "Manigas Ka!" (Freeze!) – Forced a contestant to lose a turn or prevent them from answering the next question. This could be used by a teammate after a correct answer was given. "Pass-sagot" (Pass the answer) – Allowed the team to choose one member and have them answer the question; if they answered correctly, he can advance one stage forward; otherwise, the contestant who called this power moved forward. This power could only be used when a question was being asked. "Back-to-Base" – Forced