what happened if a team got a lingo in TWO directions at one time during the FRONT game (as was possible when 13 was marked off) did they still only get credit for one of them? or did they get credit for both?
@@bentheswitchsportsfan06 Yes, but the Dutch Lingo has never known the two-directional Lingo-rule. Two or not, you would only get the cash for one and it would not provide any benefit in the final round. The jackpot-rule also worked different and required the contestants to draw 3 green balls before the first round ended (they crossed over to new cards, while the reds would return every new card) The jackpot also did not cross over to the final round in the Dutch version.
![TV Lingo 5 Letter Lingo Gameplay [Dutch/Nederlands]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/PtiKqBNkC4E/mqdefault.jpg)
goed gespeeld zeg en wat een geluk met die groene ballen :D
Rip 1953 2021
je hebt echt geluk gehad met dat brijen
Even eerlijk... Op 6:03 keek je naar een monitor om te zien of je die groene bal had, of niet? 😆
@nielskamphuis2827 Heb je in hetzelfde jaar in 1998 ook meegedaan Zaterdagavond Lingo, behalve in 1994 ?
what happened if a team got a lingo in TWO directions at one time during the FRONT game (as was possible when 13 was marked off) did they still only get credit for one of them? or did they get credit for both?
In 1987-1988 it would count for both (a.k.a $64,000) in 1989 it only counts at one
@@bentheswitchsportsfan06 Yes, but the Dutch Lingo has never known the two-directional Lingo-rule. Two or not, you would only get the cash for one and it would not provide any benefit in the final round. The jackpot-rule also worked different and required the contestants to draw 3 green balls before the first round ended (they crossed over to new cards, while the reds would return every new card)
The jackpot also did not cross over to the final round in the Dutch version.