with their markers set to "I know" but who didn't get to answer got a point regardless of the actual answer. After all categories were used, the contestant with the fewest points was dropped out. Round three Round three was also played with six categories selected from recent news. One of the two remaining contestants was selected to answer. After Frangén had asked the question, the contestant could either choose to answer or transfer the question. A right answer earned the contestant one point and the next question was also asked from the same contestant. A wrong answer dropped the contestant back to 0 points, and the other contestant became the one to answer. If the contestant instead decided to transfer the question, the other contestant had to answer it instead. The same rules as above applied, except that a transferred question could not be retransferred. After all categories were used, the contestant with fewer points was dropped out. Round four Round four had five questions taken from recent news, all of which were multiple-choice questions with three choices. This round also had a "dare" element. The contestant viewed the questions but did not answer them yet. He/she predicted how many he/she would get right. This would determine what prize he/she would get: If the contestant met his/her prediction, he/she would get a prize whose value depended how many questions he/she said he/she would get right, not on how many he/she actually got right. If the contestant did not meet the prediction, he/she would get nothing at all. The contestant then answered all the questions. He/she was given a chance to change one of the answers, if he/she wanted to. Then all answers were revealed. If enough answers were right, the contestant got a prize defined as above. Lottery game SF-Studio included a lottery game called Simon sää, in co-operation with Veikkaus. The name means "Simo's weather" and the draw took the form of a fictitious weather forecast, with the weather of ten Finnish cities or towns (including one Lappish town that is actually named Simo) randomly selected from four different options. This lottery game was not as popular as Maailman ympäri and has been stopped. Finnish game shows