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SHORTSHOTS TUESDAY
September 15, 2009

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... and the game begins with $50,000, $100,000, $400, the penny, and $2500. The top two prizes are still in play. The first offer... $16,000. NO DEAL!

Round 2: Marc gets rid of $300, $5000, $10, $100, and $50. The offer doubles to $32,000. Enough for a wedding to his girlfriend in the audience... but still, NO DEAL!

Right now, Anthony lives with his mom. He can move out once he moves out the $200, the $7500, the $500, and the $25,000.

$1 / $5 / $25 / $1000 / $10,000 / $75,000 / $250,000 / $500,000
OFFER: $53,000. Three cases more than the offer, and two to open next round. This should be easy for him... NO DEAL!

Round 4:
3 (Sheri) - $75,000
21 (Krystle) - $25

$1 / $5 / $1000 / $10,000 / $250,000 / $500,000
OFFER: $74,000. Two small ones, two big ones, two cases to open. He has to talk to his girl... NO DEAL!

Round 5:
18 (Buddy): $250,000... That was un-buddy-like.
20 (Sabrina): $5. Takes out one of each.

$1 / $1000 / $10,000 / $500,000
OFFER: $51,000. The banker is playing him hard. He's risking his money for ten times essentially. He'd be foolish to take this...

... and fools fall in love. DEAL for $51,000.

Arlene had $1000. The offer: $138,000. Jessica had $500,000! In Anthony's case... a buck. Good deal.

Bullseye Round:
$1000: a place where women go topless. Ben chimes in with beach for $1000.
$2000: something people hope a houseguest doesn't do in bed. Both are stumped by wet the bed.
$3000: a kind of lunchmeat that matches your mate's personality. Doveal gets $3000 from ham.
$4000: a place where people don't want to end up. Melissa gets $4000 from jail
$5000: a rock star who's old enough to be a grandpa. Kim fires with Mick Jagger for $5000, giving them $25,000 in their bank. The Goins have $18,000.

Single (full board): something an "octomom" would need eight of. Joshua gets the big one, hands. Bottles and diapers follow. The Deckers try to steal with strollers. Good for 39! Other answers: car seats, babies/kids, cribs/beds, bosoms.

Double (full boards): a leftover that's equally good cold or hot. Monica gets the topper, cold pizza. Pasta's there as well. The Goins take the bank with chicken for 138. Other answers: meat loaf, sandwiches, pie.

Triple (4): a reason a person comes home late from work. Doveal fires with overtime for #1. The bar, traffic, and having an affair sweep the board to win, 423-39.

Joshua & Doveal get the call up for $18,000 Fast Money. They had no problems to win their $18,000 they banked for Fast Money.

The Elias family win their second game in the nightcap after the Landry family forced sudden death but the Elias got the top answer where in an accident, the drivers exchange their insurance.  Their second attempt at Fast Money for $19,000 was not as lucky this time, despite moderate answers and now have a two-day total of $23,660.

Enrique starts with $200 Hodgepodge. Judy just takes the lead when she finds the Daily Double under $600 Herbs & Spices. She doubles the level on this: this red hot chili pepper bears the name of the capital of French Guiana. "What is Cayenne?" That... would've been right. Instead, habanero takes Judy down to $2000 at the TV time out. She goes up to $4800, but the man from Canada has the lead with $6400. The man from Florida, with $2200, will start Double Jeopardy!...

... with $400 TV Themes in "F". Enrique finds the first Daily Double under $1200 the Forbes 2009 Billionaire's List. He bets a steep $5000 on this: at numbers 11 to 14 are members of this US family that founded a retail chain. "Who are the Waltons?" Correct for $12,400! Second Daily Double is under Bummer of '69 for $2000, the final clue of the round. Enrique leads with $16,800 to Judy's $14,400 and Dave's $13,200. He bets the level on this: in October, the "Days of Rage" Riots shook this US city during the trial of 8 antiwar activists. "What is Los Angeles?" Nope, it was Chicago, leaving him with $14,800, a $400 lead.

Final Jeopardy! in "Presidential Ancestors": his first ancestor to come to America, a maternal forebear, was a Huguenot, Philippe de la Noye, in 1621. Correct response: who is Franklin Delano Roosevelt?

Judy was the only one to get it right as she wins with $14,400. Enrique leaves with $32,799.

Tom takes a breather, while Howard straddles for $1200. Phil calls with 7-3 to Howard's 9-7. Flop: 6-8-A. Phil takes a shot at it, while Howard has an open-ender. Turn: Ac. Phil ducks, as Howard collects $27,000-plus.

Patrik straddle-calls for $1200, while Eli reraises. He has A-Q to Patrik's A-K. Phil has deuces. Flop: 4-2-6. Phil flops a set. Eli bets $50,000. Phil raises to $150,000 and takes $251,800.

Three-hands to a flop of 6-5-9, two hearts. Howard is all-in with J-8h. Ilari has a hand, A-9. ... and he folds it.

The two big winners have this next hand, Tom with K-7d and Phil with A-J. Community: 8-2-7-7-2. Tom bets the pot with 7s full of deuces. Phil calls it. And Tom says no you don't... that's MY money! Durrr takes down $118,400.

Ilari plays 5-3 against Patrik's 9-7. Flop: 7-J-7. Patrik flops trip mullets. Ilari reraises to $65,000... Patrik goes all-in, and Ziigmund insta-folds. That was quick.

Ilari buys in for another $80,000, meaning that right now, he's in the table to the tune of $480,000. Patrik is stuck under $30,000. He can make that back easy. If it helps, Ilari takes about $10,000 from Tom to end the night's action.