[Neil Jones]

That's what made the endgame exciting. Turn it into a long, drawn out serious quiz round and it wouldn't have worked. Contestants still won money for every move they made across and kept their prizes from earlier in the show so didn't lose everything.

Bullseye changed the rule later so if you chose to try and get 101 in six you had to gamble your first half winnings and whatever you'd won otherwise all you get is BFH.

BFH of course being cheaper if you lived in or around Birmingham (or later Nottingham)