This was such an interesting game. However, I feel it would have been more interesting as a viewer if we also only know the information publicly available to the table so we can play the same mind games the contestants are, with the individuals  results shown after the end of the game.,(reply>), Purely by the fluke of watching on a small screen I didn't see that non public information. It left me thinking it would have been so much better if I'd know who was being dishonest. The next day I watched it again on my PC and was pleased to see the numbers at the bottom of the big screen.,(reply>), That would actually be somewhat worse for the viewer, as every player at least knew one piece of secret information (what they put in the box / what they selected) that they got to make use of when analyzing the public information. Only being able to work with public information would just be frustrating as there's nothing for you to work off of, and you would have to depend on what the various people were saying without being able to know if a single thing was true.<br><br>Now if it followed something like how televised poker does it where it follows a particular player, that could work.