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2 for the Price of 1

Played for two prizes: a large prize, and a smaller one worth between $100-$999.

A contestant is shown two sets of three-digit numbers. They must guess the price of the three-digit prize using those numbers. After being given one digit of their choice for free, the contestant must chose which of the the two remaining pairs digits will form the price of the three-digit prize. If correct, they win both prizes… two for the price of one!

This game seems to have been created to be a companion for Safe Crackers with their similar prizes offered. Notable for being the first game whose creation was attributed to Bob Barker.

Two women stand beside a colorful game board labeled '2 for the Price of 1', with numbers 547 and 380 displayed. The background features a digital image of the Colosseum in Italy.
66th pricing game to debut
S18, December 12 1989 – Present
Created by Bob Barker
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S18, Dec 12 1989
A game show set featuring the '2 for the Price of 1' game, with a contestant and host, alongside a large display showing numbers 769 and 413, and a brown hot tub on stage.

It’s the premiere of 2 for the Price of 1, and Kelly is playing for an electric range and a spa!

Two female models presenting on the Price is Right with a prize display board reading "2 for the Price of 1" and kitchen range on stage.

She’ll win both prizes if she can guess the price of the range. The first number in the price is 7 or 4, the second 6 or 1 and the third 9 or 3.

Two women standing in front of a colorful game board with numbers 76, , and 413, representing a pricing game on The Price is Right titled '2 for the Price of 1'.

To help Kelly out, she can choose one digit to be given for free. She chose the third digit, which is the 9.

Two women standing next to a colorful game board displaying the text '2 for the Price of 1' and numbers 6, 7, 9, and 413.

Kelly then picks 7 for the first digit…

Two models present numbers on a game show board titled '2 For the Price of 1', having set the price to be 9.

..and 1 for the second, setting the price to $719. Janice has her fingers crossed and Holly prays as Bob says “Light up that price!”

The numbers 719 light up in a playing of "2 for the price of 1" on The Price is Right, causing the contestant to jump up and down animatedly.

The lights flashing and the models clapping indicate a win!

A person in a red vest cheerfully gestures while standing next to Bob Barker, both in front of a colorful backdrop with lights on the set of The Price is Right.

The first player, and the first winner! Kelly has achieved two historic moments for the price of one!

S23, Apr 10 1995
A male contestant wearing an Indiana University sweatshirt stands next to Bob Barker holding a microphone on the set of The Price is Right, with colorful backgrounds and lights.

Even at age 71, Bob is still very observant. He announced there was a flaw on this show:

Models stand in front of a colorful game board labeled '2 For the Price of 1,' featuring numbers and dollar signs. One model points at the board while the other observes.

The “3” on the game board was upside-down! He noticed it was bigger on the top.

A "3" has been loaded upside-down in the game "2 For the Price of 1" on a 1995 episode of The Price is Right.

Indeed, the number was inserted wrong! Aa Bob said “Ya gotta watch the details, know what I mean?!”

S24, Dec 20 1995
Two models in gold dresses stand beside a colorful game board with the text '2 for the Price of 1' in a festive, winter-themed setting with snow-covered trees and a decorative display.

Uh-oh! With a 6 for 6 show on the line Christy unwisely chose to use her free digit for the first number… especially considering that it was rather obviously was NOT going to be the 1!

A vibrant game show set featuring two models in gold outfits next to a colorful price board, with snowy trees and holiday decorations in the background.

Proving holiday miracles DO happen, Christy did win the Christmas village and the grandfather clock!

A woman in a black shirt is joyfully clapping her hands, holding a prize, while a smiling Bob Barker in a suit stands beside her against a festive, decorated backdrop with Christmas decorations.

Merry Christmas! The perfect show is saved!

S26, Apr 10 1998
A woman in a pink outfit sits beside a glass dining table and four chairs on a set with colorful backgrounds, showcasing a decorative wall feature.

Rod might have made his most embarrassing mistake when he announced that the next Item Up for Bids was “a barbecue and a new car!”

A man and a woman stand behind podiums on the set of The Price is Right, with a confused audience in the background. The man, wearing a green sweater, has a name tag that reads 'Archie.' The woman is dressed in a white shirt. Both are focused on the game.

The contestants and audience stopped applauding in stunned silence until Rod found the right copy.

A woman smiling while holding a colorful cleaning tool with a large, fluffy head, displaying the word 'LIBMAN' in bold green letters.

“No, no, no, a lovely dinette group!”, Rod corrected himself, and proceeded to break down laughing while describing the prize, not being helped at all by the additional Libman Wonder Mop blurb added at the end.

Bob Barker in a gray suit and red, blue, and white tie stands in front of a colorful backdrop, speaking into a microphone.

Even Bob was momentarily flustered: “Roger…err, Rod? Would you like a glass of water?”…

Rod Roddy, a man with light hair and glasses smiles enthusiastically while speaking into a microphone. He is wearing a shiny gold jacket over a green shirt, with a patterned background featuring the CBS eye.

…”Or a glass of SOMETHING?!”

Bob Barker and a contestant on The Price is Right, standing side by side on stage, with colorful backdrop and game show signage in the background.

Archie won the dinette and ended up playing 2 for the Price of 1. And what did he play for?!

A game show set featuring a large prize display and two models. One model is standing next to a black car, while the other is by a prize showcase. The background is colorful with a light blue hue.

You guessed it: A barbecue and a new car!!!

Two women in pink outfits stand beside a colorful game board displaying the phrase '2 for the Price of 1' and a grid of numbers. A stainless steel grill is visible in the foreground, along with flowers and a black car.

Unfortunately for Archie, he’ll be getting neither grill nor grille.

S41, Oct 22 2012
A game show set featuring announcer George Gray and a model beside a game board labeled '2 for the Price of 1' with numbers and a dollar sign. In the background, there is a sign reading 'Tuscany' next to decorative arches and luggage.

We see him a lot on Most Expensive, One Wrong Price and Swap Meet, but it’s not often we see George Gray model for 2 for the Price of 1!

A game show scene featuring George Gray in a dark blazer and a pink tie, expressing excitement while looking upward, alongside a female model dressed in a pink dress, standing next to a large colorful game board displaying the numbers 89130 and a highlighted 7.

His appearance did not bring fortune to Sherie, regrettably, as the luggage was not $891, but $897.

S49, Jan 27 2021 (Primetime)
A game show scene featuring Rachel Reynolds in a black dress and James O'Halloran, both clapping. Behind them is a colorful game board with the text '2 for the Price of 1' and numbers 609 and 342 displayed. To the right, there is a promotional graphic for NFL season tickets, with various team logos.

For The Price is Right at Night, Crystal is playing for a tailgating package and NFL season tickets to any team of her choice worth over $10,000!

A host smiling and gesturing in front of a screen displaying 'NFL Season Tickets!' with various team logos in the background, alongside a game board with dollar amounts.

At least Crystal doesn’t have to live in the Los Angeles area to appreciate the tickets like in the days of when the four L.A. team sports packages that were given away.

Ludacris wearing a green jacket with a name tag stands on the set of The Price is Right, smiling and gesturing.

Even celebrity guest Ludacris wishes he was playing for those!

S51, Sep 30 2022 (Primetime)
Two men wearing bright orange shirts with 'Duplicate' printed on them, interacting playfully on a game show set.

Marc, who is seven minutes older than his twin, Marcus, joked that he just stepped on his brother on the way out!

Two contestants in orange shirts celebrating with a host on a game show set, with a colorful backdrop displaying numbers.

Appropriately, they played 2 for the Price of 1 where they won tablets and rides, dinners and movie tickets for a year worth of $7,000!

S53, Feb 14 2025
A game show scene with a host pointing, contestants in pink shirts, and a display board featuring the numbers 570 and 923, alongside several scooters.

It’s more like THREE for the Price of 1 on Galentine’s Day. This trio is playing for three cameras and three scooters!

S53, May 30 2025
A game show set from 'The Price is Right' featuring two models, one in a floral dress and the other in a yellow dress, standing beside a colorful game board displaying the numbers 870 and 649, with a large ',000' sign in the background.

The complete price of the prize package in this game has been announced since October 2003…except when one of the prizes is cash!

A contestant embraces Drew Carey on stage at The Price is Right, while behind them is a colorful game board displaying numbers and a prize total of ,000.

Matthew got the price of the TV right. His total winnings in this game: $10,840!

S53, May 12 2025 (Primetime)
A colorful game show set featuring a large price display reading '2 for the Price of 1' with numbers 758 and 320, and two enthusiastic models standing beside a hot tub and a bar cart with plants.

Tonight, this juicer and spa, totaling over $17,000, are up for grabs…

A contestant in a red shirt stands smiling in front of host Drew Carey on the set of 'The Price is Right', with colorful game show backdrops.

…but that’s not all. In a primetime twist, Drew offers Nicole an optional sweetening of the pot. If she can price the juicer without the free digit…

A model stands excitedly beside a hot tub on a game show set, with a large price tag of ,000 displayed in the background.

…she’ll win a $20,000 bonus!

A smiling woman with long blonde hair, wearing a red shirt, excitedly raises her fists in celebration while standing in front of a blue backdrop with a large circular design.

Nicole tells Drew she’s going for it!

Two women standing beside a large colorful game board displaying the numbers 8, 7, 5, 0, 3, and 2, with one woman cheerfully pointing at the number 0.

She dials in a price of $750…

Contestants celebrating on stage with a ,000 prize displayed in sparkling text.

…and wins the lot!

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