pair, two pair, three of a kind, a small square, a full house, a large straight, four of a kind, or Yahtzee (five of a kind). The family with the best combination wins a frame; two frames win the game. If a "Roll-Off" is required after the families split the first two, each family gets only one roll, picking their best roller from each family, whoever scores the best combination wins the game. A family who makes a Yahtzee also receives a bonus prize (this only happened once, however). Monopoly Crazy Cash Machine Both teams use the Crazy Cash Cards from the Crazy Cash Corner to earn cash. The Crazy Cash Corner holds 21 cards in a 3x7 grid featuring Monopoly tokens. Both teams start with one card and they can earn more by winning games. Each player from a team inserts the card into the machine and a random amount of cash is added to their bank with the highest amount ranging from $7,500 to $25,000. When that happens, Monopoly money will come out of the machine. The team with the most cash when all of the cards are used earns a vacation. Even if a family loses, both teams get to keep their money. Starting with season three, one family plays the game for a car, but with 16 cards. Season 2 In addition to the return of Bop It Boptagon, Bounce 'n Boogie Boggle, Connect 4 Basketball, Cranium, Guesstures Freefall, Sorry! Sliders, Yahtzee Bowling and Twister Lights Out, new games were introduced. Also, Guess Who? was no longer the opening game, and Operation Relay and Scrabble Flash (now used on Scrabble Showdown) were removed. Also, teams earned "Monopoly Party Packages" for winning each game. In total, 16 games were used. Cranium Brain Break A Cranium Brain Break was the new toss-up for season 2. where teams perform a short challenge, such as trying to throw two rings onto a Sorry! Slider in the dark, or getting more paper balls in a basket on host Newton's head in 30 seconds. In a timed event, if the game ends in a tie, the first team that scores in the game wins. Cranium Guesstimator One team is given a question that has a numeric answer. The other team must then predict if the actual answer is higher or lower than the first team's guess. The kids play first for questions