In Stuck Together, the rivalry ends and the teamwork begins. Both contestants sit inside neighbouring gunge tanks, each holding their own chain. Half the jackpot is already guaranteed - whatever happens, neither player leaves empty handed. The question is how much more they can win together in the next fifty seconds.

Every second they wait, the shared prize grows. Every second they hesitate, the risk of losing their bonus winnings grows with it.

The first player to pull their chain banks a percentage for both of them. The second player can pull immediately to secure a small improvement - or keep waiting to try to increase the shared prize further, risking the countdown running out.

Because if neither player pulls in time, greed costs them both - and that guaranteed 50% floor is all they walk away with instead of the bigger prize they could have won together.

After a day of rivalry, sabotage and messy revenge, Stuck Together asks one final question: can you trust each other enough to finish strong?

1. Enter the tanks. Both contestants sit inside neighbouring gunge tanks, each holding their own chain. Both players start with a guaranteed 50% of the jackpot secured between them - the game is now about winning as much of the remaining jackpot as possible.
2. The countdown begins. A hidden 50 second timer starts. Neither contestant can see it.
3. Every second is worth more. The shared jackpot starts at 50%. For every second that passes it grows by 1% - so pulling at 30 seconds wins 80% of the jackpot to split equally between them.
4. One player banks the amount. The first contestant to pull their chain locks in the current percentage for both players. Whatever that percentage is becomes the guaranteed shared prize — even if the second player goes on to bust.
5. The second player reaches for more. After the first player pulls, the second player can keep waiting to try to push the percentage higher. If they pull before the countdown ends their timing replaces the banked amount with a higher percentage.
6. Don't go bust. If both players haven't pulled before the countdown ends they go bust - and they only receive their guaranteed 50% floor split between them as a penalty for their greed.
7. Split the winnings equally. Whatever percentage is finally locked in is paid out as equal shares to both contestants.