an incorrect guess passed control to his/her opponent. Play continued on a puzzle until one player solved it or all six monitors were uncovered, with the player who uncovered the last monitor winning the game by default. The first contestant to solve two puzzles won the match and a prize package, and went on to play the Blitz Bonanza. Rather than featuring models, celebrity guests often modeled and demonstrated prizes while being described by the announcer, which would be preceded by a message on the game board monitors describing the prize(s). Each episode of All-Star Blitz was played to a time limit. If time was called during a puzzle, the contestant in control was given the option of whether or not to guess the puzzle. Choosing not to guess ended the game, and the solution to the puzzle was revealed. Guessing incorrectly gave the option to the opponent. Regardless of the decision and its outcome, play resumed on the next episode with either a new puzzle or the Blitz Bonanza as dictated by the rules. Blitz Bonanza In the Blitz Bonanza round, the champion was given one final puzzle to solve. Initially, the champion was told how many words the puzzle contained, but this would change in favor of revealing the information to the home audience and panel only. In order to reveal the puzzle pieces, the champion spun a large wheel that controlled a randomizer light on the board. Once the wheel stopped, the lit space was uncovered to reveal part of the puzzle. If the randomizer landed on an already revealed space, it was deemed a "wasted" spin. The wheel was spun four times. If fewer than four spaces were uncovered after the last spin, the champion was given the option to leave the board as it was or give up the prize package he/she had won in the main game in exchange for one more spin. Once all of the champion's spins were used, they were given 10 seconds to study the puzzle and each celebrity secretly wrote down a guess. If the champion solved the puzzle, they won a cash jackpot. If not, they received $250 for each celebrity who had the correct solution. The jackpot had a starting value of $10,000. Initially, it increased by $5,000 for each time the Blitz Bonanza was not won and was capped at a maximum value of $25,000. Later,