Slow down to 0.25. Buzzer beat her by no more than 0.2 seconds. Rule is to start on or before the buzzer, and by on the buzzer, that means the exact time the buzzer starts buzzing, like the "Moving Company" solve. He started right on the buzzer. Slow down to 0.25 and it may sound like the buzzer started like 0.01 sec before he said "moving", but he did argue right away he started on time without pausing. Producers may have ruled that a good solve to avoid controversy because that was insanely close. But here, if slowed down, its quite clear that the buzzer beat her. Not by much, but it did.
It doesn't seem fair. Poor Sally! :( I have the same thing happen, just on the other end. They rolled a 5 and they went with the odds of lower than 5 and it was a 6. That's rare bad luck too. Bob concluded that it was enough to make them want to throw out the dice game. On the other hand, I've seen them roll only either 1's or 6's, and they automatically won.
This Golden Road, if played by someone who has watched the game a lot, was almost impossible to lose: No way the dinnerware is under $200, so the first is a gimme The first number is 8, so the second number won’t be 8. There was already a 7 in the clock price, so the second number won’t be 7 either, leaving the 5. The second number was 5, so the third number won’t be 5 (this doesn’t always happen, but often does). Almost never is the missing grand prize number a 0, and the third prize has a 3 so the third digit will not be 3. Boom.
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