Tic Tac Dough. Announcer Bob Hilton. Host Wink Martindale. Largest Pot won💲36,800 dollars. Champion Thom Mckee vs Challenger Pete Cooper. Needed 4 tie games to decide a winner!! Pete missed question Men of The Sea would have forced 5th tie. Thom highest single pot win 💲36,800 dollars. His grand total 💲77,950 in cash and prizes beating 9th opponent. He wins Bonus Game defeating the dragon grand total $81,550 in cash and prizes!! Now one victory from 2nd automobile.
If you do the math in your head, you'd see that the largest pot contribution to a game under normal circumstances is $1900--$300 for the center box and $200 for the others. However, occasionally a special "red box" category comes up called "Secret Category", which doubles the value of the pot if the question is answered correctly. If this is chosen several times in a game, the pot can explode quite quickly, reaching a theoretical maximum of $76,800 if it happens to be chosen for all subsequent boxes--$300 for the center box then doubled eight times. For obvious reasons, the category wasn't introduced after the first tied match. Eventually the producers grew tired of such ridiculous developments and replaced "Secret Category" with "Grand Question", which added $1000 instead. This still led to some rather large pots. Supposedly the largest pot was more than $46,000 after six tied games and not involving the "Secret Category", but I am not sure how that happened as the normal limits per game were less than $2000. Even if every question was the Grand Question it seems dubious.
nah you're thinking of "The Joker's Wild", which had a similar endgame but you spun reels with dollar amounts and had to avoid "The Devil". Both shows were produced by Barry & Enright, though.
I was so looking forward to that 5th tie between Thom and Pete.
I wished I saw the previous four games of Tic Tac Dough with the same players
I agree.
14:34 You can believe it!
I would try to believe everything & anything'.
Oh these memories! ❤️ When it was on tv, my parents and I watched it together. It was something else. ❤️
This is My Favorite Episode!!
Not Only Does Thom McKee Win that Big Pot, But He and Jenny Work Together to Defeat that Stupid Dragon
I really wish I could see the episode that followed this one
How did the pot get this high?
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Tic Tac Dough.
Announcer Bob Hilton.
Host Wink Martindale.
Largest Pot won💲36,800 dollars.
Champion Thom Mckee vs Challenger Pete Cooper.
Needed 4 tie games to decide a winner!!
Pete missed question Men of The Sea would have forced 5th tie.
Thom highest single pot win 💲36,800 dollars.
His grand total 💲77,950 in cash and prizes beating 9th opponent.
He wins Bonus Game defeating the dragon grand total $81,550 in cash and prizes!!
Now one victory from 2nd automobile.
14:34, We Finally Have a Win!
Big cash pot?
It seems better then perfect that the most dominant champion 🏆 on Tic Tac Dough should won the most dollar 💵 pot 🍲 ever.
Greatest game of Tic Tac Dough ever
@@richerdchikosky7558 no, there was a pot larger than this without the aid of the secret category
If you do the math in your head, you'd see that the largest pot contribution to a game under normal circumstances is $1900--$300 for the center box and $200 for the others.
However, occasionally a special "red box" category comes up called "Secret Category", which doubles the value of the pot if the question is answered correctly. If this is chosen several times in a game, the pot can explode quite quickly, reaching a theoretical maximum of $76,800 if it happens to be chosen for all subsequent boxes--$300 for the center box then doubled eight times.
For obvious reasons, the category wasn't introduced after the first tied match.
Eventually the producers grew tired of such ridiculous developments and replaced "Secret Category" with "Grand Question", which added $1000 instead. This still led to some rather large pots.
Supposedly the largest pot was more than $46,000 after six tied games and not involving the "Secret Category", but I am not sure how that happened as the normal limits per game were less than $2000. Even if every question was the Grand Question it seems dubious.
Amazing win! They should’ve played the win theme they play when someone wins a car. I know his next game would be for a car, but still…
a 10 year old could answer these questions
Thom and Jenny won!
dragon slayer
I thought they had to beat the Joker I.n This game?
nah you're thinking of "The Joker's Wild", which had a similar endgame but you spun reels with dollar amounts and had to avoid "The Devil".
Both shows were produced by Barry & Enright, though.