24. There is also a used letter board that competitors can see to help them keep track of which consonants and vowels have already been called.
“You never see it at home, but our players see it,” Pat said in the same video. “So every time a letter is called that letter comes off, that light is switched off, and they know not to call it again – except when they call it again …. I children our players, but believe me, I understand the pressure they are under.”
25. If you love throwing puzzles you can thank Pat for them. As he explained, Wealth wheels faced a challenge:
“How do we get more content and don’t take much time?” Pat told Maggie. “So I came along threw puzzles, and they have worked really well. And then our producer brought the triple throwing. And then I added the idea of $ 10,000 if you get all three because it is not my money, what do I care?”
26. In January 2015, reporter Christopher Ingraham Published An analysis for Washington Post It looked at 1,546 final bonus puzzles from 2007 to that year. Based on his investigation, he wrote that H, G, P and O were the letters that would probably appear in these puzzles at that time (taking into account that competitors have already received the letters R, S, T, L, N and E). However, Ingraham found that players chose these letters less often than they chose C, D, M and A – even, according to his analysis, the latter set of letters seemed less often then.
