‘The Price Is Right’ Contestant Loses $10,000 Despite Playing Perfect Game

How does someone play a perfect game and walk away with nothing? The Price Is Right contestant Matthew Casey did just that. Casey, a hospitality worker, won the fourth item up for bid on March 10. The prize was an archery set with a bow, arrows, an inflatable bullseye target, and accessories, worth $973. He had the highest bid of $550, meaning he won. He then came to the stage to play Half-Off for a chance to win $10,000. The way the game works is that The Price Is Right contestant has to decide which of the items is showing the half-off price. If they get it right, half of the boxes on stage get eliminated.