"La Rueda De La Suerte" Returns to Chile

As you can imagine, Robert, news like this is always pleasing for me to hear. I'm looking forward to seeing how everything looks and plays out when the time comes.

Here's a fantastic view of the Wheel (with a possible top value of $150,000 in Chilean pesos), the contestant podiums, a taste of what the Bonus Wheel looks like, and the audience area. All we need now is a look at the Puzzle Board. Even so, it's clear that many of the elements here are Chile's takes on Spain's version.



Quiebra is Bankrupt.
Pierde Turno is Lose A Turn.
Premio is Prize. I'm sure we'll find out what's underneath it soon, even though it may be another Quiebra judging by the Wheel pattern.
Dobla is Double. I don't know whether you have to call a letter to double your score or if it does so automatically.
Pierde la Mitad is Lose Half. Whether or not it includes a lost turn, I don't know.

There may or may not be a Free Spin/Comodin or Free Play element. One way or another, this looks like a Wheel I can easily recreate.