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Premiere Playing (December 7, 1987, #6681D)

$2,200 is her credit limit.

First, she picks the barware which is...

...$461.

She is left with a credit limit of $1,739.

Next, she picks the refrigerator which is...

...$1,299.

She is now left with a limit of $440.

Finally, she picks the serigraph which is...

...$750.

She is over the limit.

Should've taken that $900 sofa bed instead of the refrigerator.

That $1,100 cabinet also would've put her over.

Credit Card for a Michael C. Fina 15pc Punch Bowl Set, 2 Avita Exercycles, a Yamaha Home Stereo System, a Corsican Contessa Daybed, and a Frigidaire 1.3ft³ Microwave (March 1, 1988, #6782D)

Credit Card's 2nd Anniversary (December 7, 1989, #7454D)

Her credit limit is $1,500.

First, she picks the champagne set...

...leaving her with $892.

Then, she picks the silk flowers...

...leaving her with $785.

Finally, she picks the stereo...

...leaving her with $326 and the win!

The prizes that would've put her over were the $1,582 day bed and the $976 washer/dryer combo.

But nonetheless, she's a winner!

Credit Card for a Landes 5pc Serving Set, an Ashley Entertainment Wall Unit, a Robinson's Furniture Swing Rocker, a GE 22ft³ Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer, and a Homelite Chainsaw & Leafblower (September 19, 1991, #8104D)

Credit Card for a a KitchenAid Stand Mixer, a 50-drawer Apothecary Chest, Black & Decker Power Tools, a Malm Fireplace, and a Gibson Dishwasher (January 13, 1992, #8261D)

Credit Card for a Michael C. Fina Co. Inc. Gold Plated Tea Service, an Admiral Bar Set, a Dale Tiffany Globe Table Lamp, a GE Microwave/Gas Range, and a Ganz Family of Orangutan Plush Toys (February 24, 1993, #8713D)

He is left with a limit of $1,450.

He is left with a limit of $924.

OH NO! He has gone over.

These were the three prizes he should've bought

Credit Card for a Set of Michael C. Fina Co. Inc Flatware, a Gibson Side By Side Refrigerator Freezer, a Set of A+A Plush Sea Animal Stuffed Toys, an Ashley Country Style Dinette, and a Grolier Encyclopedia Set (January 16, 1995, #9421D)

Credit Card for a Set of Gold-Plated Flatware, an Iron Day Bed, a Wicker Tea Cart, a Home Theater Ensemble, and a Franklin Mint Collector's Monopoly Game (March 23, 1995, #9514D)

His credit limit is $2,100.

First, he picks the tea cart.

He is left with a limit of $1,478.

Then, he picks the board game.

He is left with a limit of $983.

Finally, he picks the flatware.

He went over the limit.

He should've taken the $800 wall unit; the other prize he should've avoided was the $1,139 day bed.

Credit Card for a Cuckoo Clock, a Benchcraft Chair, a Set of RCR DaVinci Crystal Stemware, a Two-Storey Dollhouse, and an Elektra Pure Vacuum (March 19, 1997, #0303K)

Credit Card for a Set of Merrymac Collection Ceramic Dogs, a Pulaski Dinette, a Musical Cuckoo Clock, Knight His and Hers Golf Clubs, and a DaVinci Crystal Stemware Collection (May 20, 1998, #0783K)

Credit Card for a Whirlpool Range, a Largo International Daybed, a Suzuki JR50 Motorcycle, a Grandmother Clock and a Pulaski Jewelry Armoire (October 15, 1998, #0854K)

Credit Card for a Bushnell Telescope with Binoculars, a Ridgeway Grandfather Clock, a Brass Cradle, a Set of Blockbuster Videos, and a Hoover Upright Vacuum (June 11, 1999, #1165K)

Credit Card for a French Washstand, a Maytag Side-by-Side Refrigerator Freezer, a Hoover Upright Vacuum, a 5pc French Village Dinette, and 3 Vanguard Studios Lamps (February 21, 2000, #1371K)

Credit Card for an Oneida Crystal Stemware, a French Village Dinette Set, a Broyhill Blanket Chest, a Rustic Crafts Brass Fireplace Kit, and a Coo-Coo Clock (October 10, 2000, #1532K)

Credit Card for a Wall Clock, Carolina Chair Louis Chair & Ottoman, Oneida Flatware, a Passport Furniture Bookcase, and a Riccar 8850 Vacuum (January 8, 2002, #2022K)

Rocky must buy 3 items without spending more than $1,800.

First, Rocky picks the Riccar 8850 Vacuum.

It costs $600 which leaves him with...

...$1,200. He has 2 items left to buy.

Next, he picks the Wall Clock.

It costs $560 which leaves him with...

...$640. He needs to buy 1 more item without going over and he wins all 5 prizes.

Finally, he picks the Oneida Flatware.

It costs $1,005 which means...

...he went over the limit.

He should've picked the Passport Furniture Bookcase and avoided the $1,010 Carolina Chair Louis Chair & Ottoman.

"I'm sorry, Rocky."

Only Credit Card Win of Season 30 (April 3, 2002, #2123K)

Credit Card for a Dell Pentium Computer, an intimategardener.com Medieval Windmill, an Oreck Radio Vac/Carpet Steamer, a Corsican Signet Cradle, and an Actic Outdoor Fireplace (April 9, 2004, #2875K)

Rachel's Credit Card Win on the 32nd Season Finale (June 16, 2004, #2963K)

Only Credit Card Win of Season 33 (April 11, 2005, #3241K)

Credit Card for a Palecek Tribeca Chair , a Sittingkittypretty.com Cat Tree, an Iolite Alto Saxophone, a Rosenthal Estelle Crystal Stemware, and a Gemstone Globe (February 15, 2006, #3533K)

She is left with a limit of $1,801.

She is left with a limit of $551.

OH NO! She went over the limit.

Credit Card for a Set of Arthur Court Grape Serveware, a Broyhill Sofa, a Dell Laptop Computer, an Archery Set, and a Medirub Massager (April 24, 2007, #3962K)

She has a credit limit of $1,500.

Last Playing with Bob Barker (May 25, 2007, #4005K)

He has a credit limit of $2,000.

First, he picks the coolers.

He now has a limit of $1395.

Next, he picks the chainsaws.

He now has a limit of $977.

Finally, he picks the lamps.

He wins all 5 prizes, with a difference of $227!

The prizes that would've put him over were the $1,320 recliner and the $1,344 stemware.

First Playing with Drew Carey (February 1, 2008, #4185K)

His credit limit is $1500.

First, he picks the espresso maker.

He now has a limit of $1060.

Next, he picks the CD recorder.

He now has a limit of $660.

Finally, he picks the outdoor cooler.

He wins all 5 prizes with a difference of $161!

Finale Playing and the Only Playing in Season 37 (October 31, 2008, #4485K)

His credit limit is $2,500.

First, he picks the luggage.

He is left with a limit of $1,800.

Next, he picks the high chair.

He is now left with $1,025.

Finally, he picks the guitar.

He went over the limit.

He should've picked the $729 barbeque instead of the guitar, and also should've avoided the $1,304 daybed.