Interestingly, at least 2 out of 3 news reporters that played were shutout (0–3). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in the suspension of all live shows, Eat Bulaga! opted to replay throwback videos of some of its most iconic segments and other special presentations from way back in the past. The 4 April 2017, 11 March 2017, and 25 March 2017 celebrity episodes were replayed in full on Monday, 27 April 2020 to Wednesday, 29 April 2020, respectively. The contestants and the celebrity partners are separately listed in alphabetical order based on their last names, and can be sorted based on their statistics. Green Yellow Red Blue The team the contestant representĪ total of # celebrities competed in the segment, while # Dabarkads were chosen to be their competitors. This includes main, co-, substitute, and one-time presenters. Ruffa now referees the game on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while Gov Lloyd referees the game the rest of the week.īelow is a list of hosts who have handled the segment at some point in its run. Jose Manalo also became a referee.Īfter the entertaining refereeing stint of Ruffa Gutierrez as the "sosyal na referee", Ruffa was invited back to Eat Bulaga! to become a regular referee in the segment Jackpot En Poy, earning the nickname "Ruffaree". Other guest celebrities who became the referee of the segment include Ruffa Gutierrez, Ai-Ai delas Alas, Brandon Vera, and Jay Contreras. The regular referee for the segment is Australian fitness trainer and lifestyle coach Gov Lloyd. If the player wins against any of the Eat Bulaga! host, he or she will win the cash prize. The player goes against them one at a time. The player will then pick three Dabarkads who he or she will play rock–paper–scissors against. In the final round, the player is presented with several Dabarkads, each holding different amounts of cash prize. The winner of the game then moves on to the final round. The winners from the first two rounds then compete against each other to determine the ultimate winner. The next pair then plays against each other in the second round. In the first round, the first pair plays against each other until one player wins three times. 
Four players are paired to compete in the three-round segment that follows a knockout format. Jackpot En Poy is a game segment based on the classic children's game rock–paper–scissors.
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