afterwards. The Christmas Edition returned on December 1, 2012, with the ₱400 and ₱750 cases replaced with two more ₱300,000 into play. From February 23, 2013, to March 23, 2013, the ₱750 case was replaced with one more ₱1,000,000 for celebrating the first anniversary of the season. For the fifth season, the ₱75, ₱750, ₱25,000, and the ₱2,000,000 were removed. Only the ₱1,000,000 was maintained, since this has been a common win for those who have been millionaires of the show. This board is also significant since this is the one with least total amount, over the past four seasons. 1st & 3rd Seasons <div style="float:left; width:180px;"> 2nd Season <div style="float:left; width:180px;"> 4th Season <div style="float:left; width:180px;"> 5th Season 4M Edition (1st & 3rd Seasons) <div style="float:left; width:260px;"> 3rd Season Christmas Edition <div style="float:left; width:250px;"> 4th Season Christmas Edition <div style="float:left; width:250px;"> NBC Around The World <div style="float:left; width:250px;"> The sums of the briefcase values are: Seasons 1 and 3: PHP4,596,066 Season 2: PHP7,020,566 Season 4: PHP4,593,416 Season 5: PHP2,567,591 4M Edition: PHP8,663,566 Season 3 Christmas Edition: PHP5,396,066 Season 4 Christmas Edition: PHP5,192,266 Season 4 1st Anniversary Edition: PHP5,592,666 Changes Second season changes Aside from the revamp of the money board in the second season, set designs were changed. The podium where the button was found has been modified. The button itself now resembles a siren (except it itself does not make a sound until pressed). It looked like a sink and also lights up whenever the phone rings. The landscape behind the 26K had been changed from a night cityscape to a sunset scene with columns. The staircase where the 26K stand also had columns and two more flights of stairs. Because of this, the models could appear from behind and at the side of the staircase. The entrance of the 26K whenever Kris asked them to bring down the cases changed. The 26K theme was modified and became longer. There was also choreography included aside from the typical modeling entrance of the girls. The audience also clapped along with the entrance of the girls. There was a bridge connecting from the Banker's skybox. It bore the show's logo. The bridge still exists in the succeeding seasons. The money board now had an illuminated frame. The telephone resembled the one used in the US version, only she placed the phone buttons-down. It had a pyramid-shaped base and a disc