Object of the Game :Identical to the show, players take turns in choosing squares on the grid which increase or decrease their cash balance. The player who finishes with most cash wins the game. The squares contain extra cash, cash bonuses, penalty squares, a ‘bankrupt’ and also squares which allow you to steal your opponents’ cash. Whilst the types and values of squares are random each game, you have one weapon in your armoury – two ‘reveal’ buttons which allow you to see two of the squares before making your choice. This is where the skill lies - when to use your reveals, when, which and whether to take them are all nail biting decisions

Grid game works identically to the show: players take turns in choosing squares on the grid which increase or decrease their cash balance. The player who finishes with the most cash wins the game. The squares contain extra cash, cash bonuses, penalty squares, a ‘bankrupt’ and also squares which allow you to steal your opponents’ cash. Whilst the types and values of squares are random each game, you have one weapon in your armoury – two ‘reveal’ buttons which allow you to see two of the squares before making your choice.

This is where the skill lies - when to use your reveals, when, which and whether to take them are all nail biting decisions – many a game will see losers become winners and then losers again within a couple of moves! Have you got the nerve to play In the Grid?

Two players take it in turns to choose squares from a 4x4 grid of sixteen squares. They each start with £1000 in virtual money, but the hidden contents of each square will affect their cash in one of five different ways:
#1 . GOLD CASH squares give them more money
#2 . GREEN BONUS squares increase their total by a certain percentage #3 . PURPLE STEAL squares allow them to steal a percentage of their opponent's cash
#4 . RED PENALTY squares decrease a contestant's balance by a certain percentage
#5 . And worst of all are the BLACK BANKRUPT squares - they instantly drain a contestant's balance of all cash...

As soon as all-but-one of the squares have been uncovered (we never play the last square) the game is over and the contestant with the most cash is our winner and they take their opponent's money plus their own stake.