Boxes, Offers, One Big Decision.
A box-and-offer gameshow on the big screen. One player picks the boxes, the Vault makes the offers, and the whole room shouts advice. Fill the boxes with the built-in cash ladder or your own prizes, and let the drama do the rest.
No phones, no joining, no setup. One person in the hot seat, everyone else watching the big screen. A round takes around ten minutes with sixteen boxes, less with eight.
Take the cash ladder as it comes, or type in your own prizes: a free round, a hamper, a wooden spoon, nothing at all. Eight, twelve, sixteen or twenty-two boxes.
The Vault works out an offer from what is still in play: mean early on, temptingly close to fair at the end. Playing with prizes instead? The host types the offer.
Nothing to scan, nothing to join. It plays out on the audience display and the room does the rest. The one game where everybody is looking up.
Turn it on and one box is a Bust. Open it and you leave with nothing, however well the game was going. It changes how a room shouts, immediately.
A generosity setting. Turn it down and the offers stay insulting for longer, which makes the endgame harder and the room louder.
Tapped the wrong box? There is an undo, and nobody has to know. Hosting mistakes are not part of the drama.
Most of the platform runs on player phones. Bank or Bust deliberately does not. It is pure big-screen theatre, which makes it the perfect thing to drop into the gap while you score a quiz round or set up the next game. Host it from your phone, tablet or laptop.
The Vault knows exactly what is left in the boxes and offers accordingly. Bank it, or open the next box. That is the whole game, and it is agony.
There is still a big prize out there. There is also a quid. Half the room is shouting take it, the other half is shouting keep going, and one person has to decide.
Bank or Bust works with cash on the screen, prizes in the boxes, or complete nonsense. It is exactly as tense either way.
Bank or Bust is on the 24-Hour Home Pass, Professional and Enterprise plans, as part of a 17-game platform. Nothing extra to buy.
Bank or Bust is one of 9 main games and 8 mini-games, all in a single plan with prices that include VAT.