The player has four turns, with increasing cash car values of $1,000, $2,000, $3,000, and $5,000. Once the player stops a train, it pulls fully into view to show the total number of cash cars attached to it. Each revealed car adds add money to the money meter and the player can hit the brakes by pressing a button at any time to bank the money earned for the exposed cash cars, but if the caboose comes out before the brake is pressed, all the money from that turn is lost. The player chooses a railroad and watches as its train pulls into view, one car at a time. Each railroad has a model train with a different number of green cash cars attached, from 1 to 10, plus a red caboose.

Ride the Rails: Ten different railroad names are listed, the first four of which are Monopoly railroads.

For all other shows, the switches are color-coded and the displays now show the number of light bulbs lit, plus the amounts under the bulbs are easier to read.

NOTE: For the first six taped episodes of Season 1, the switches were all red and numbered from 1 to 10, while the amounts under the bulbs resembled the large display above them.If every remaining switch will light the red bulb, the game ends early and the player receives the banked total. S/he can stop at any time once the possibility of lighting the red light bulb (#25) is present, since lighting it will cause a blackout, end the game, and no money to be awarded. The player throws one switch at a time, lighting bulbs from left to right starting on the bottom row and working up to the top.

The first ten are worth $50 apiece, the next five add $100 to the total, #16 is worth an additional $4,000, #17-#21 each add $5,000, #22 and #23 are each worth $10,000, and #24 is worth the remaining $50,000. All bulbs are initially turned off, and the top right bulb is red. Electric Company: The player faces a game board of 25 light bulbs and a display of ten switches, each of which lights up anywhere from 1-10 bulbs on the board.That player will divide all non-endgame winnings between themselves and the other 38 people in that section. One player is designated a representative of a specific lottery section, five in all. Holders of the game's scratch-off tickets (formerly winners of a 2nd Chance online drawing as it began as a number draw game) will be selected at random from groups representing Monopoly playing pieces from the studio audience to come up onstage to play a series of Monopoly-style games (mostly based on properties and other spaces) for up to $100,000.

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