I saw this programme a couple of times and it is basically a simplistic programme however if you look under the surface it is quite interesting.
£3,000 prize money is up for grabs, similar to Golden Balls, which came seven years later but not as bright and cheery.
Two contestants who do not know each other basically talk for a while and try to convince each other to share the money. After a long discussion, they need to select if they want to share or steal.
If they both choose to share, they get £1,000 each (NOT £1,500 as you would expect), if one chooses to share and the other chooses to steal, the one who chose steal gets the full £3,000. If they both choose to steal they both get nothing at all.
Hosted by Nicholas Bateman, also known as "Nasty Nick" from the first ever Big Brother series from the time it was still interesting.
£3,000 prize money is up for grabs, similar to Golden Balls, which came seven years later but not as bright and cheery.
Two contestants who do not know each other basically talk for a while and try to convince each other to share the money. After a long discussion, they need to select if they want to share or steal.
If they both choose to share, they get £1,000 each (NOT £1,500 as you would expect), if one chooses to share and the other chooses to steal, the one who chose steal gets the full £3,000. If they both choose to steal they both get nothing at all.
Hosted by Nicholas Bateman, also known as "Nasty Nick" from the first ever Big Brother series from the time it was still interesting.
