At the start of the round, and every time the Wheel changes hands, the player in control has to answer a 50/50 question to get control.The game is played for points instead of cash (making the show's title a misnomer).Gameplay is similar to the United States version, with the following differences:.Unlike the US version, contestants are never given any name tags.In the introduction, the host and hostess individually walk down a pair of staircases between the puzzle board and the contestant area.The contestant podiums are red, yellow, and blue, although the scoreboards use 'seven-segment' displays similar to the US game show Jeopardy! and can only display five digits.The Wheel itself also uses 72 pegs with three for each wedge. The Wheel's base and contestant rail resemble those used on the United States version until mid-1990, as does the puzzle board which uses a similar 'sideways 3' shaped frame and the same 48-trilon layout.The opening sequence uses a unique logo from the United States version.Wheel debuts with Nicky Campbell as host and Angela Ekaette as hostess.
