Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Title:** Dunk Tank Challenge for $10,000
**Format:** YouTube video challenge hosted by Lizzie
**Challenge:**
* Contestants (Carter, Stove, Ryan, and Lizzie) take turns throwing balls to hit a target, dunking their opponent into a tank of ice-cold water.
* Last person standing wins $10,000.
* Rounds become increasingly absurd due to repeated misses, with modifications including:
+ Double-time rounds
+ Using basketballs instead of balls
+ Multiple balls per contestant
**Outcome:**
* After multiple rounds and modifications, the final contestants are revealed (though not explicitly stated in the summary, the conversation implies it's between two contestants, with Carter possibly being one).
* A winner is declared, but the transcript initially leaves it ambiguous due to a technicality (partial dunking).
* Ultimately, a winner is confirmed, and they are awarded the $10,000 prize.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The event is a challenge on the "Photo Channel" on YouTube.
2. The host of the challenge is Lizzie.
3. The challenge involves dunk tanks.
4. Two contestants face each other in each round.
5. The objective is to dunk the opponent into the tank to win.
6. The last person standing wins $10,000.
7. The initial contestants mentioned are Carter, Stove, Lizzie, and Ryan.
8. The rules state that if you get dunked, you lose and are eliminated.
9. Rounds may have variations, such as "double time" with two balls per contestant.
10. Ball sizes were increased to basketballs in later rounds to facilitate a winner.
11. The final round, referred to as the "championship round," was for $10,000.
12. A contestant is considered dunked even if they technically fall in without being directly hit.
13. One of the contestants won the challenge and received the $10,000 prize.