There are many games on The Price is Right that require luck. While many players use their smarts and knowledge to win, other games offer blind luck if they want to win a prize. Many fans hate watching these games, and one game has many fans wishing the show would dump it.

Here is that game that some fans hate and want to be removed from the popular game show’s lineup.

Price Is Right Fans Hate ‘Time Is Money’

In a Reddit thread, OP wrote that they hate the “Time is Money” game and then added, “Dump this game. It sucks.” This started a thread of people who talk about the kinds of games they hate watching on The Price is Right.
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“Time is Money” is a game with five grocery items on tables with different price ranges. The contestant then has 10 seconds to put them in the proper categories. If they get them right, the player wins $20,000. If they get them wrong, they have 40 seconds to make changes, with the time ticking down and removing $500 a second. The player is never told how many items are correct or which ones are correctly placed.

Fans chimed in and agreed with disliking the game:

“I hate games that require a lot of physical work from the contestant. Watching 73 year old Myrtle walking back and forth just isn’t appealing to me.”
“As someone who is disabled, I wouldn’t have much chance with this game either. Anything that’s timed and requires physical movement gives me anxiety just watching.”
“I think I have seen only one time a contestant actually got 20k vs the majority get 0.”

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Other Games Price Is Right Fans Hate

There are plenty of games that Price is Right fans profess to hate. They even started a thread where they asked other Redditors which games they hated the most. The OP didn’t say anything but made their pick known with a photo of “Lucky $even.”

In “Lucky $even,” the contestants get seven $1 bills and are shown the first digit in the price of a car. They have to guess the rest of the numbers (higher or lower) and have to give back $1 for every guess they get wrong. If they have any dollar bills left when they guess the car price, they win it.

Another called out, “Stack the Deck.” This is another game with a car as a prize. In this one, a contestant gets seven playing cards with numbers on them and they have to use them to make the price of the car. They guess grocery prices to earn one of the correct digits for each correct guess.

What is your least favorite Price is Right game? Are there any that you feel are just almost impossible to win? Let us know in the comments below.