Virtual Winnings

The F6 Main Match is called Virtual Winnings.

All of you will bet on 4 virtual players that have been simulated in their own “The Genius” game up until the final four. This simulation is however, a very strange one.

Each simulation at the final four, people bet on who they want to win. Every time, the person with the LEAST amount of money betted on them at the final four ended up winning the simulation at the end.

You guys are in the position of betting. Over 6 simulations, equating to 6 rounds, you guys will bet on players to win a virtual Genius. You will all start with $300 dollars, and betting must be done in increments of a dollar (no cents and specific values) and will be done privately in your confessionals. You can bet $0, and can bet on multiple players.

Each round once the betting has completed, I will reveal the total amount of money betted on each virtual player and the winning player. Whoever betted on the winning player will get 2x the money they betted back in cash winnings. Remember that the virtual player with the least amount of money betted on them will be the winning player for that round. If there is a tie for the player with the least money betted, then the next player with the least amount of bets on it will win, and payouts will be done accordingly. If all bids are the same, or all bids are involved in a tie, then the round will be considered “voided”, with all bids returned to their respective players.

Every round, I will announce the second and fourth most/place money counts. Only the value, such as “The 2nd highest money count is $blank” will be announced along with other results. Note that it is the 2nd and 4th most money count that is revealed. For example, if the current standings are: $400, $300, $325, $400, $350, $280, It will be announced that the 2nd most money count is $350, and the fourth most is $300. If there are only 3 money counts at the end of a round, or everyone is tied at the end of a round, I will announce accordingly that there is no fourth most money count and if needed no second most money count.

Players can also add garnets to bets. Each garnet will count as $25 when calculated in bets. However, after using the garnets, they are not returned to the better. In other words, garnets will be removed after use. If, and only if, a player becomes bankrupt, they can exchange 1 garnet for $10 dollars, up to a maximum of 20 garnets for $200. You will not receive winnings if garnets are included in the winning bid, only cash bids will be considered for winnings.

The player(s) with the most money at the end of the game will be the winner(s), The person with the least money at the end of the game will be the loser for this match, and the elimination candidate for the DeathMatch. A single winner will receive two ToLs, one for themselves and one to give to another person of their choice. If there are multiple winners, each will receive a ToL and be immune from the DeathMatch. The EC will choose a player who is not immune to be their DMO. Those two will face off in the Death Match, where one of them will be the 8th eliminated contestant.

IF THERE IS A TIE AT THE END OF THE GAME BETWEEN ALL PLAYERS, I hate you all we will randomize the EC. Take note of this contestants. If everyone but 1 person places first, then all ToLs will be voided, by the player who places last will be the EC. If there is a 4 way tie for first, the other 2 players will be place in the Death Match automatically. If there is a tie for last, the winner(s) will choose who will be EC via the garnet bid method from episode 6. If the winner(s) can not decide, the results will flip with the winner(s) becoming the losers.

As it wasn’t clear from the last time, only the winning bids from this method will be taken away, other garnets will be returned.

Also, at the end of the match, each player will receive a garnet for every $50 they have. There will be a 24 hour period of pre-game, where players are free to talk to each other. Each round will last 24 hours, where players are also free to talk to each other. Good luck to the six of you.

You can't give/trade money.