The issue with the game is that the contestants are all known personalities, who somewhat know each other. Which changes the dynamics for the large scale steal, vs the tv gameshow golden balls, where at the end of the day if someone steals they're never seen again by the person they've stolen from.,(reply>), @wariolandgoldpiramid You don't know cancel culture,(reply>), Nah, you can still screw everyone over, and nothing bad would happen.,(reply>), True. And it would be more interesting to see the game (as we want entertainment out of it) without knowing player's identify, i.e. players would be always anonymous, even after the game.,(reply>), @duo1666 Yes but what is being said is if none of them know each other and none of them have to deal with the backlash of audiences being angry then it's a different game for the players. In that case, there are no consequences to screwing the others over.,(reply>), @drsquirrel00 They played with lower stakes, but you would be surprised how effective this still is.