The Contestant Who Outsmarted The Price Is Right

The Contestant Who Outsmarted The Price Is Right

9/23/2016

link

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/a7922/price-is-right-perfect-bid-0810/

summary

This article tells the story of the legendary 'perfect bid' on the popular game show 'The Price Is Right'. It recounts the remarkable moment when Terry Kniess correctly guessed the exact price of a showcase without going over, resulting in him winning both showcases. The article delves into the strategies Kniess employed to achieve this extraordinary feat, including studying the show extensively and utilizing his knowledge of the specific showcases. It also discusses the controversy surrounding his win, as some accused him of cheating. Ultimately, the article presents a fascinating account of one of the most memorable moments in game show history and the tactics employed to achieve it.

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television competitions ꞏ television legacy ꞏ television broadcasting ꞏ television controversy ꞏ television success ꞏ television prizes ꞏ game theory ꞏ television host ꞏ television format ꞏ bidding strategy ꞏ contestant ꞏ television game shows ꞏ tv nostalgia ꞏ bob barker ꞏ the price is right ꞏ television ratings ꞏ pricing games ꞏ television history ꞏ television production ꞏ guessing game ꞏ drew carey ꞏ entertainment industry ꞏ popular culture ꞏ television trivia ꞏ audience participation ꞏ showcase ꞏ television audience ꞏ game shows