Front Game Rules

Three men competed against three women. The first round is called "Land Mine". Each side is asked two questions, each with four choices. Three of them are correct answers to the question, but one of them is the "Land Mine". One by one, each team member chooses one answer. If it's a right answer, the team scores 5 points, and a bonus 5 points are awarded for finding all three right answers. If the Land Mine is hit, though, the other side get 5 points for every right answer remaining.

The second round is known as "The List". On the show's website, a series of surveys were asked to both sexes. Each side is given a category (Ex. The top 10 kinds of donuts for men, the top 10 things women notice about men), and each side bids on how many answers they can name from the list. The bidding goes back and forth until one side bids the maximum or challenges the other side. Each right answer named adds 10 points to the value of the question, but a wrong answer knocks that player out. When one side is knocked out, the other side can steal the points with a right answer.

In the third round, a series of questions are posed to both teams, and the players try to buzz in and guess whether the statement applies to men or women. (Ex. "Who's more likely to return a Christmas present - men or women?") If correct, the team scores 10 points, but if wrong, the points go to the other side. The last question of the round is worth 25 points.

In the fourth and final round, each team must wager at least half their score on one more question, which their opponents get to choose the subject of. If correct, the wager is added to the team's score; if not, it's taken away. The team with the most points at the end of the round wins $10 for each point scored.