GS Summer Olympics - Rules & Results for Event #6 - DUEL

Greetings, everyone. Brian Sapinski back once again. Things got so out of sorts last week that I didn't even get to discuss the rules of our 6th event of the Game Show Summer Olympics: DUEL

First, the rules:

> Each player begins the duel with 10 chips.
> A question is asked with 4 possible answers. Each player may choose any or all of the answers by playing a chip on each answer they feel may be the right answer. When a player has decided their answer, they will press a button on their phone keypad to lock in. Both players will then state their chosen answers in turn after both players have locked in.
> Each player has one oppotunity during the duel to "press" their opponent by saying "press" after they lock in (and are the first to do so). If pressed, the opponent has 7 seconds to verbally state their answers. Only answers stated in the 7 seconds will count.
> When a player answers a question right, they keep that chip, but lose any chips placed on wrong answers.
> If the player fails to place a chip on the right answer, they lose.

HOW TO WIN:
1) Answer the question right when your opponent misses.
2) Have the most chips saved after a maximum of 8 questions.
> Each chip remaining pays C$250 to any surviving player.
> In the event of a tie, be it by an equal number of chips remaining, or by both players getting the question wrong, a shootout question is played. Each player gets 4 chips of no value to answer with. Same rules apply as before, but if both players answer correctly, whoever used fewer chips is declared the winner.

THE MAX QUESTION ROUND:
> The winner plays a maximum of 2 questions.
> For each question, the player receives one chip, and must answer within 7 seconds.
> If the first question is answered correctly, the player wins C$2,500. They may then choose to keep the money, or risk it for a chance to win C$10,000 on the second question.

Now with the rules in place, here were the official results:

GAME #1 - Trevor Lake vs. Alan Matsugi

SPECIAL NOTE: Due to scheduling conflicts caused by the rescheduling of this episode, this game was played off the air. The following are the full results of the game. (Correct answer is in bold)

Question 1: On January 30, 1957, who substituted for Ralph Edwards on the only night he did not host "This Is Your Life"?

o	Sid Caesar	o
o	Bob Barker	o
o	Steve Allen	o
o	Ronald Reagan	o

Chip Score: 7-7

Question 2: As of the start of the 2008 season, what poker player has won the most World Series of Poker bracelets?

o	Erik Seidel	o
o	Phil Hellmuth, Jr.	o
o	Doyle Brunson
	Johnny Chan

Chip Score: 6-5 Alan

Question 3: What is the largest amount of American currency one can hold without having change for a dollar?

o	$0.99	o
o	$1.09	o
o	$1.19
	$1.29

WINNER: Trevor (C$750)

MAX QUESTION #1: James Earl Ray was the convicted assassin of what figure?

	Lee Harvey Oswald
	Malcolm X
	John Lennon
o	Martin Luther King, Jr.

Trevor elects to risk the C$2,500.

MAX QUESTION #2: In 1925, what were the first two colors introduced by Henry Ford for his cars after the original black?

	Green & Maroon
o	White & Dark Blue
	Green & Dark Blue
	White & Maroon

RESULTS:

NAME	CHIPS LEFT	BONUS ROUND	WINNINGS	RATING
Trevor	3	C$0 (2nd question wrong)	C$750	375
Alan	0	-	C$0	30

GAME #2 - Tim Watanabe vs. Michael Tiller

NAME	CHIPS LEFT	BONUS ROUND	WINNINGS	RATING
Tim	0	-	C$0	10
Michael	4	C$0 (1st question wrong)	C$1,000	300

GAME #3 - Jerry Depew vs. Matthew Wojis

NAME	CHIPS LEFT	BONUS ROUND	WINNINGS	RATING
Jerry	3	C$0 (1st question wrong)	C$750	275
Matthew	0	-	C$0	25

GAME #4 - Robert Brown vs. Brian Schwartz

NAME	CHIPS LEFT	BONUS ROUND	WINNINGS	RATING
Robert	7	C$10,000	C$11,750	1000
Brian	0	-	C$0	25

GAME #5 - Andy Silikovitz vs. Bobby Peacock

SPECIAL NOTE: This game is incomplete. It will be completed at the start of the next broadcast.

NAME	CHIPS LEFT	BONUS ROUND	WINNINGS	RATING
Andy	0	-	C$0	35
Bobby	0*	Pending (risking C$2,500)	Pending	Pending

FINAL RESULTS*

	NAME	SCORE	WINNINGS
1	Robert Brown	1000	C$11,750
2	Trevor Lake	375	C$750
3	Michael Tiller	300	C$1,000
4	Jerry Depew	275	C$750
5	Andy Silikovitz	35	C$0
6	Alan Matsugi	30	C$0
7	Matthew Wojis	25	C$0
7	Brian Schwartz	25	C$0
9	Tim Watanabe	10	C$0

OFFICIAL STANDINGS**

	NAME	SCORE	AVG. WINNINGS
1	Robert Brown	671.00	C$6,145.00
2	Jerry Depew	450.00	C$2,918.75
3	Andy Silikovitz	421.25	C$3,556.25
4	Michael Tiller	281.25	C$1,212.50
5	Trevor Lake	250.00	C$533.33
6	Alan Matsugi	244.00	C$1,235.00
7	Matthew Wojis	221.25	C$1,468.75
8	Tim Watanabe	131.67	C$308.33
9	Brian Schwartz	56.25	C$100.00
10	Philip Cousin	412.50	C$2,750.00
11	Matt Betush	25.00	C$0

* - Does not include incomplete games
** - Does not include incomplete games or the results of Event #5 (Russian Roulette)