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​@@iPlayDealOrNoDealI'm just a big fan of the double dip lifeline and the soundtrack for it.

@@Vladik-0930 Ah ok

I just looked it all up, and you were right. I did not know there were some color changes in the money from the editions of Monopoly as of September 2008. Thanks for letting me know that this question, Question #9, is outdated. I didn't make these WWTBAM questions, so I wouldn't have known this.

Yeah I would not ask that for a WWTBAM question unless it had an update.

I would reword it with the text starting with, prior to September 2008, at the beginning of the question.

I dont either. I didn't know if it was a combination or permutation.

@@thebiggesttruthseeker193 Arrangement. Basically, how many different orders can you come up with. millionaire is one. millionaier (misspelled, obviously), is another. In short, I thought the question was for 11!, but then you have 2 l's which are interchangeable and 3 i's. This question, though on surface would be a perfect $10M question, would probably be thrown out as misleading, because would flipping two of the same letter make a different "arrangement", meaning 11!? The video-maker said no, which means the answer is 11!/(2! X 3!). 11! is D, that almost 40 million number. 2! is 2, 3! is 6, the denominator is 12.

I don't know who made these questions. Sorry...

they’re great! could 100% see these being actual questions on super millionaire

@@jfurry616 You know the rules, you know the lifelines, are you ready?

@@jfurry616 That acid question is a perfect example of what the producers did on the Super stacks to ensure the situation at the end of the game never occurred, anywhere on the third tier -- the Freebie. There was one question which was difficult enough to make you dump all your lifelines.

@@michaelfalkner1186 You're $100,000!