Show Me the Money (U.S. game show) 2 slips 50,000₫, 3 slips 75,000₫, 3 slips 100,000₫, and 1 each of 150,000₫, 250,000₫ and 500,000₫). In round 2, there were 4 multiply signs and 4 divide signs (3 slips did not change the total value, 4 slips were worth double, 4 slips were worth triple, and 1 slip was worth quadruple the amount). The two slips that are chosen multiplied the score by the factor between them (the maximum multiplier was 12). A contestant could win as much as 108,000,000₫ during the whole game. The biggest win ever was 105,300,000₫ on the episode that was broadcast on 17
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