What would happen if the player uses “ask the mob”, and it eliminates answer A, for example, and then the player decides to trust the mob, but the most popular answer is A?

- I think this is what Jordan was getting at, but what if the mob winnings are not divisible by the number of winners? (e.g. someone or some people would have to get a penny more/less)

- Is there a limit of money that an individual mob member is allowed to win? Do the rules say anything about them ever being forced to retire?

- Do the mob members get any confirmation of the answer they choose?

The difference between “Trust the Mob” and “Poll the Mob”: Trust the Mob takes control out of your hands and forces you to the correct answer, which can be useful early on, but less useful on later questions. Poll the Mob only shows you the majority answer if you decide to ask about that answer. We just see the majority answer come up so often because this help gets used to verify the One’s instincts. Which are generally right. After you use PtM, you don’t have to select the answer you asked about.

The point of bluffing on “Ask the Mob”: As a Mob member, you don’t know whether you’re right or wrong until the One, the audience and everyone else gets told the answer. So if you’re picked, either you or the other selected Mob member is out, but you don’t know which one. The perfect bluff, then, is to try to convince the One that you’re not sure about your answer, and hope that you’re right and you lead the One astray.

-What happens if the score is $50,000 divided among 3 mob people?

-Whatever Happened to the “Suitcase” of $1,000,000 featured in the first 5 episodes of 1 vs 100?

-Whats the diffrence between “Trust The Mob” and “Poll the Mob”? if they both normally reveal the majority of the answers?

-Does The Mob get anything if the contestant gets the first question wrong, yet everyone in the mob got it right?

-Whats the point of bluffing on “Ask The Mob” if you know you will be wrong and get $0?