In a video, 100 participants were challenged to choose between two colors in a game similar to "four corners" but with only two options. The winner had to consistently choose the correct color to avoid elimination and win $1,000. The game included various rounds with different challenges, such as PvP combat and parkour. The event was intense, with many surprising eliminations and a final twist where an AFK participant returned to win the grand prize. The video ends with a reminder to subscribe and like for more content.
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1. 100 kids were part of a game where they had to choose between red and blue.
2. The winner would get $1,000.
3. The game was not sponsored by any company.
4. The kids were initially divided into two corners, red and blue.
5. The game started with 100 kids, but many were eliminated in the first round.
6. The remaining kids were given a task to complete a death parkour course.
7. The last person to complete the course would win.
8. The kids were later given a sumo challenge, where they had to stay on a quartz block without falling off.
9. The kids were later given a spleef challenge, where they had to navigate through a maze without falling into lava.
10. The final challenge was a 1v1 battle between the last two kids.
11. The winner of the game was a kid who had previously been eliminated for being AFK (away from keyboard) in a previous round.
12. The winner received $1,000 and was interviewed after the game.
13. The winner's mom had called him to get food during the game, which led to his temporary elimination and eventual return to the game.
14. The winner was nervous throughout the game and did not expect to win.