partners can think of associated with the word. While this is going on, the remaining teammates are wearing the headphones so they cannot hear just like in the main game. When that is all done, the players are brought out, and are given 20 seconds (five seconds per player) to say as many words as they can think of relating to the topic word, in hopes of saying the same words that the captain stated earlier. Each correct match wins the team money. Scoring Round 1 – DM100 (DM50 by 1998, €25 from 2004, €50 as of 2016) Round 2 – DM200 (DM100, by 1998, €50 from 2004, €100 as of 2016) In the last round, the team must say ALL four words that the captain said to win four times the money for a maximum total of DM4,800 (later DM2,400, €1,200 in 2004, €2,400 as of 2016). The winning team plays until defeated or has won six games. A team's sixth bonus round was played with only one word, with four correct answers winning the team DM25,000 (€12,782); this was later increased to DM100,000 (€51,128) on November 1, 1989, and then reduced to DM50,000 (€25,564) in 1997. With the euro, the top prize was €25,000 (later increased to €30,000 by the end of the last run). Kinder Ruck Zuck (Tele 5, 1992) Due to the success of the show, producers decided to make a kid's version of Ruck Zuck called Kinder Ruck Zuck. This version was hosted by Désirée Nosbusch. It featured German kids as contestants. Other than that it was played the same way as the adult version except that the kids were playing for a trip to Euro Disneyland. The main difference was that in the bonus round, the designated captain wore headphones while each of his or her teammates gave one word that fit the category, and the captain then had to guess all four words in 15 seconds to win the trip for the team. Der Gameshow-Marathon (ProSieben, 2007) On February 12, 2007, Ruck Zuck became one of several games on the German show called Der Gameshow-Marathon on ProSieben hosted by Oliver Pocher & Oliver Petszokat. In addition, former host Jochen Bendel made a brief appearance in the episode. 20 Jahre RTL II (RTL II, 2013) On March 6, 2013, in conjunction with the anniversary of the channel called 20 Jahre RTL II (20 Years