In the library
Guess what things cost — three ways, one of them with a pong table.
Value Verdict has every guest call higher-or-lower and type a price, blind, then reveals both teams at once — so both sides can score on the same item. Dicey Dollars builds a price out of giant rolled dice. Pong Drop Payoff moves the whole thing to a real pong table, where sunk cups bank chips for the finale.
An item goes up with its price hidden.
The room commits — on phones, at the podiums, or across a pong table.
The real price lands, and so do the points and the chips.
One game, several distinct rounds. A show can run any of them, in any order.
An item appears with a decoy price. Every guest votes higher or lower and types their own guess, all hidden until the reveal. A team scores for calling the direction right and again for landing closest — so both teams can score on one item.
Teams roll giant dice to build a price digit by digit, then get one chance to swap two digits before the real price is revealed.
A real pong table with a rack per team. Every cup sunk banks chips for the Drop Zone finale — and the rack you land in decides who gets paid, not who threw.
