I am not surprised by the information that no playtester ever split equally. They were non-public individuals playing the game in private. Apart from the trust broken with the other contestants, there were no repercussions. But these were content creators, publicly known figures. Doing such a high profile backstab such as destroying a deal for 1200 dollars would ruin their reputation.,(reply>), No, it wouldn't ruin any reputation.,(reply>), totally agree and this is the thing that I was constantly thinking about. Also, I assume that this amount of money is not life-changing for most of them. But if someone lives from salary to salary there is a much greater incentive to screw someone off.,(reply>), Also, I would imagine that the playtesters weren't actually playing for real cash.<br>I have no problems backstabbing my closest friends and family in a board game.<br>I would not backstab them for fifty bucks.,(reply>), idk if one of them ended up backstabbing everyone in the end I wouldn't hold it against them, that's the game,(reply>), Would love to see a version where their identities were concealed from each other.