The host will reveal the numbers either from left to right or in the most dramatic order possible.

The contestant must have rolled or correctly guessed higher or lower for all four digits to win the car.

Once all four dice are played, provided that at least one number is not 1, 6, or the exact number (which yields an instant win), any digits that were not rolled exactly are revealed one at a time in the appropriate screen, higher or lower than the dice.

If a die settles behind or on the line, even if it bounced there after passing the line first, the contestant must roll again.

Each die must roll past a white line at the end of the rolling table for the roll to be accepted to prevent players from rigging their throws.

Digits may appear more than once in the price of the car. The three remaining dice are played in the same way. The die is then placed in a slot with the rolled number facing outwards. Therefore, if the contestant rolls a one or a six, the correct box is automatically marked higher or lower, respectively.

There are no zeroes in the price of the car and there are no digits higher than six (seven, eight, and nine). Otherwise, a buzzer will sound, and the contestant must decide whether the digit is higher or lower than the roll and his or her selection is marked with an outline of lights.

The contestant rolls the first die: if the number rolled matches the second digit, the digit is revealed and shown on both screens. The contestant is shown the first digit in the price of a car on a game board with nine screens and is presented with four oversized dice on a gaming table.

Chairs around the table dice game