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Double Prices is a pricing game on the American television game show The Price Is Right
. It is played for a four-digit prize worth more than $2,000; it has also been played for a car.

Double Prices was one of the first five Price is Right pricing games ever played. The others are Any Number, Bonus Game, Grocery Game and the first version of Bullseye.

Gameplay

The contestant is shown a prize and two possible prices. Selecting the correct one wins the prize.

Trivia

Early in the 1970s syndicated TPIR, contestants played for two prizes, one at a time. An incorrect decision on one prize did not affect whether he won (or could win) the other prize. This format is generally referred to by fans as "double Double Prices."
According to TPIR producers, Double Prices has been played more often than any other pricing game. It usually makes up for time spent on games with more complicated rules.

Although not a car game, Double Prices has been played for a car on nightime specials, and occasionally on the daytime show.

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