4: 5 questions with 5 possible answers If nobody dropped by the time all questions had been exhausted, the player in the lead won immunity from the drop zones and had to pull the lever on the host's podium to send somebody else to drop. In this circumstance, if the player who dropped had any money in their bank account, it was then divided evenly among the remaining players. If there was a tie for the lead, the host pulled the lever, and all players were in danger of dropping. In the case of Round 4, if all questions were used, the host pulled his podium's lever to start one last game of Russian Roulette to determine the winner, regardless of scores. Starting Each Round In the first season, the host pulled a lever in the center of the stage, and a blue light spun around to determine the first player. The second season just announced which player was randomly selected to start first (although also done by a random spin as triggered by the host; but this time the red light spun around the whole set with all other lights blue). Bonus Round First Version In the first season, the contestant pulled the lever on the host's podium to randomly assign trapdoors to open, but he/she wouldn't know if the trapdoor would open or not if he/she gave a wrong answer to a question (with no multiple choice). Giving a correct answer meant the contestant won the money and had the option to quit or continue. Giving a wrong answer but standing on a safe zone meant the contestant won no money but was allowed to continue while standing on a drop zone rigged to open would mean he or she would drop out of the game and lose all bonus winnings accumulated (front game winnings were safe). The first question was worth zl 5,000 the second worth zl 25,000, and the third worth zl 100,000. Players could quit after a correct answer and take the winnings. For the first question in this version, 3 dropzones were active; for the second, 4; and, for the third, 5 dropzones. Thus, the risk was greater as the rewards increased. It is not known what would have happened had a contestant playing for zl 100,000 gave the wrong answer, but picked the one trap door that wouldn't open, as this never happened.