sean vogt Annemarie looked hotter on Greed

Mine too. She earned every penny of it, she really did.

@@alexbarnes4900 Im getting the chills already.

Same here bro.

Didn't matter. Once you hit your fourth whammy, any remaining spins, passed or earned, are/were simply discarded.

MSP10julia Buzzr needs to air the AnneMarie episodes. This would be complete with the full product plugs and the full credits. Please Buzzr. I would be forever grateful. This would make me get over the Michael Larsen episodes from June 1984. 😀😊☺🤗😇😄😄😄😄😄

MSP10julia Press Your Luck

@@brettsabino9318 Yes ☑️!

@@norbertoniebres1615 And don't forget episodes from June 26--September 26, 1986.

@@norbertoniebres1615 Buzzr just started airing the January 1986 episodes and aired episode 697 as part of a special in June 2023. Buzzr may possibly air the episodes GSN not only skipped but also episodes 698 to the finale, so as long as Buzzr stays the course with 1986, we just might see these long-awaited June-September 1986 episodes on Buzzr

I wonder if Annamarie and Michelle will compete each other!

Damien Chance with Susan (the champion of Round 1)

@@damienchance2622 That's spelled Annemarie (but not Annamarie) Caretta. And furthermore, it's spelled Michele, as in Michele Lee (KNOTS LANDING), not Michelle. LOL 😆!

Which makes what she did in 3 days even more impressive. It's arguable her run was the greatest in the history of the show. You can make a case for Chris Kass's (who in essence won his in 4 days since he had a 0-0-0 tie and had two monster days), Randy Melcotter's, Bob Brown's runs and Tracy's run (which was 5 straight days of five figure wins; and during her run it never seemed as if she was threatened), but then the prize budget for all them was higher. It is what you said that I make the case for Anne Marie's run as the most impressive (and all of this excludes Larson obviously but that's another argument for another day)

If they really wanted to cut the prize budget, they should have removed some of the spaces with extra spins. There were 15 of them on the board in round two, not counting the two Move One Space squares where you could also get an extra spin.

@@untexan Or they could have added a couple more WHammies and have 11 on the board instead of nine, which is what the 2002-03 GSN version did.

Yep 👍🏻, at the end of the June 25, 1986, episode of the original PRESS 📰 YOUR LUCK 🎲, of course, Gary Richard.

You can tell how much she despised Annmarie. The exact same went for Janie against Michael as well.

Just because she is cute so the other shouldn't deserved a chance. I am sure that why your single

June 25, 1986, to be exact, Dakota.

@@jamesmcclelland1414 And Annemarie claps her hands while Annemarie has her Clapping Hands as her winning her Cash & Prizes together Teammates of her winning her Cash & Prizes together Team!

@@markheying2830 By giving Annemarie Caretta a three-day total of $62,708, exceeding the $50,000 limit 🚫 by $12,708 at the end of the June 25, 1986, episode of the original PRESS 📰 YOUR LUCK 🎲.

Lol! He had no trouble telling that to Chris Kaas(November 1984 $58K)

Jon McCaleb He never mentioned it to Randy when he won $61316 (Dec. 1984)

Joey Lamontagne True.

Jon McCaleb I think by this point, they just stopped caring.

They had a history of forgetting a lot of things on this show.. Poor record keeping -- Couldn't remember when Double Your $$ was first hit, when the first 3-way $0 tie was, and a few episodes earlier they couldn't get Yvonne's total correct...

TheSmallVideoMaker This is known as the "Mouth" pose. It's similar to the "Taunting'" whammy pose (seen in #16 in round one) The difference between "Mouth" and "taunting" is that the taunting whammy has his hands by his ears. The mouth whammy that you see in #12 made a brief appearance in round one in #16 for a few shows in August 1984 when the redrawn whammies were introduced.

Thank you very much.

During those episodes the Taunt pose is small as hell xD

TheSmallVideoMaker Ironically, that "Mouth" pose that you see in #12, replaced a "Taunting" whammy in that same spot about a week before this episode. Also, in #14, the "Superhero" whammy got changed to the "Egyptian" whammy, which IMO, was a good thing because for a while we had THREE "Superhero" whammies in #5, #11 and #14.

The PYL time line is confusing at times.

Alex, I think 🤔 in the third square on top ⤴️, the $1,000 space 🌌 was indigo while both the 12th and 15th squares on the bottom ⤵️, the two ✌️ $1,000 spaces 🌌🌌 were navy blue 🎷.

What 😦 could've been worth $21,370 on the big PRESS 📰 YOUR LUCK 🐎 game 🎯 board in the second and final round ⚪ of the original PRESS 📰 YOUR LUCK 🎲? (Sigh!)

+Cody Lewis Trip to Nassau

That prize should return in the new press your luck

No, there were two right at the very end.

Frankie2Jersey Yes. That is over $50,000 limit.

We don't know for sure, since three weeks are missing.

There’s a chance that Rick could have been the last retired champion. He was at $41,000 but then the 3 missing weeks begin on his fourth episode

@@leegilley4930 On September 2, 1986, to be exact.

Update: Joe was.

I say Caretta!!!

Damien, that's spelled PRESS 📰 YOUR LUCK 🎲 contestant Annemarie (but not Annamarie) Caretta. And furthermore, it's exactly $62,708 for a three-day total.

Michael was a cheater though. He's the biggest winner only because he figured out the patterns while most were unaware of how they went.

@@rexschmidt93 The difference between Michael Larson and Charles Ingram is that Michael got his $110,237 and Charles got publicly humiliated.

@@rexschmidt93 Michael did NOT cheat! There is no rule stating contestants can't memorize the pattern of the game board.

Randy's last name is spelled Malthrader...not that it matters, just wanted to put that out there.

Whammies: You're out you're out you're out you're out. YOU'RE OUT!