Should the values of the tossups change? Should they all be worth the same amount? I don't usually post in these much, but this is one I do want to weigh in on.

What's your take on the Triple Toss-up?.

What place does the Toss-Up have on the show when it doesn't even involve the titular wheel?.

Why is the first tossup even there when all it does is give the winner the right to be interviewed first? (And awards the same amount for just showing up?).

Should the values of the tossups change? Should they all be worth the same amount?.

If the third triple toss up isn't won, the player who started R1 starts R4.

In the rare occasion the $2,000 toss up isn't won, the red player starts Round 1.

When the show reverted to the three toss-up format, the tossups were worth $1,000, $2,000, and $3,000.At the time, only two were played: one at the top of the show for $1,000 to award control of Round 1, and one right before Round 4. The player who wins the second toss-up gets to start Round 1 the winner of the third puzzle of the Triple tossup starts Round 4.The first one is worth $1,000 the second, $2,000 and the third, played immediately before Round 4, is now a 'Triple Toss-up': three tossups worth $2,000 each. There are three toss-ups during the game.If all three players miss, or if the last letter is revealed before any still-eligible players ring in, nobody wins any money. If the player missolves or says nothing, he is out for the rest of the puzzle.Any player may ring in at any time as long as the last letter has not yet been revealed, and gets ONE attempt to solve the puzzle.Letters pop in one at a time at a speed of roughly one letter per second.

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