Germany's Glücksrad

Here's a parody of Deutsch Wheel played on the Deutsch equivalent of David Letterman in January 2004.



Seven and a half years ago, I saw pictures of this on a German Wheel fansite. Using those pictures, I made this.
www.fanart-central.net/pictures/user/germanname/575808/Glucksrad-SAT1
Although I was never certain until now, I figured that the yellow spaces was a Bankrupt space.

The Harald Schmidt parody? I wonder how.

Anyway, I spent part of Wednesday making this. How does it look, folks? Now if only I can figure out France's version.
germanname.deviantart.com/art/Gluecksrad-1997-LCD-Game-Screen-HD-475443159

Late to the party, but points is standard Australia and Europe where under 16s can't win cash.

Here's a 2002 clip that gives a better view of that Vokal wedge. I'm still unsure of how it works since I don't think it was landed on.

I have some information about the Super Speil from 8:40 in this video.


Here it is translated in English.

The candidates play together. It's about the sum of all amounts he turned. If the crossword puzzle is solved, gets each candidate one-third of the total. Payment is made in gold or Bergeld.



Puzzle: Crossword of four different areas

Characters Default: five consonants and a vowel

Duration: 90 seconds



The three candidates take turns off after 30 seconds. Each candidate has only 30 seconds each time. Only the candidate is in the 30 seconds too so can tell solutions.


So, here's what I'm getting based off of that.

The amount being played for in this round is determined by the sum of what all three players have spun up during the main game. So it's something similar to the Jackpot round from 1996 to 2013 on the American version (where the dollar amount spun up is added to the Jackpot) only on steroids. I've always wanted to figure out how the amount is determined. So, I'm very happy to know at long last. Even so, I wonder if the amount is divided equally or not.

The puzzle is made of four (sometimes five on some if not most episodes) words arranged in a crossword-like fashion.

After all the letters are put up (two consonants by each of the first two players and one consonant and one vowel by the third), all three players must solve all the words within 90 seconds, 30 for each player. Although the current player's answer is allowed, I have seen episodes and clips where the other two contestants are allowed to help the current player.

That's definitely an interesting color scheme. Really interested to see how their Jeopardy set looks

Another trailer, and it looks like the Joker can be placed on any 50-euro space.

Short clip of the new Glücksrad 2016

www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWE3tUuStPI