he opened all the large amounts later in the game, which caused the banker's offer to go down. He decided to play on and rejected the final offer of $1,200 and it was revealed that his case contained $2,500. He was followed by Sheryl, who chose case #6 and put her dog's collar on the case. She rejected the banker's first offer and opened the $250,000 in the second round. Time ran out before she opened the fifth and final case in the second round. Episode 20 (24 January 2008): Sheryl returned to finish her game. She accepted the banker's offer of $23,000 with $150,000 as the highest amount remaining. Her case contained only $1,500. The next contestant was PE teacher Shah, whose students called him Mr. Shahlala. He hoped to win enough money to buy himself two bikes. He picked #16. He opened the $250,000 early and the bank offer frequently fluctuated as he opened the big amounts. In the final round, he dealt at $4,900 with $25 and $10,000 left despite his friends wanting him to say no deal. His case contained only $25. He was the only contestant to accept an offer of less than $10,000 in the Singapore version. For the last two episodes of the second season on 30 January 2008 and 31 January 2008, being a week before the Lunar New Year, the highest case value was increased to S$688,888 and the second highest case was S$500,000 while the S$15,000 and the S$150,000 amounts were temporarily removed for the two episodes. Ironically, the contestants of each episode rejected all the nine Banker's offers and won only S$10 and S$20 respectively after eliminating the top prize early in the game. $250,000 winners No contestant won the top prize of $250,000 in the Singapore version. However, three contestants chose the briefcase containing the $250,000, but ended up selling their case to the Banker before learning that their case contained the $250,000. All three instances of the top prize case being selected by the contestant occurred in the second season. On the 29 November 2007 episode, Heidianty chose Case #13. She accepted Banker's offer of $40,000, before learning that Case #13 contained $250,000. Had she rejected the offer, the Banker could have offered her a potential offer of $135,000. She became the first contestant in the Singapore version to choose the briefcase that contained the top prize.