The show was styled as a casino where contestants played various gambling-inspired games to win points.
: The show was a pioneer in using the Pulfrich effect to create 3D-like visuals during dance segments, where viewers could use specialized glasses to see depth on their 2D screens. Italian strip tv show tutti frutti
However, the 1980s saw the explosion of Silvio Berlusconi’s Fininvest (now Mediaset). Private TV channels were fighting for ratings, and sex sells. The producer responsible for the revolution was , a genius of trash TV who had already created Drive In , a variety show featuring scantily clad "veline" (showgirls). But Ricci wanted to go further. He wanted a show where the striptease was not the punchline of a joke; it was the main course. The show was styled as a casino where
: Introduced in later seasons, these seven girls represented international luck symbols, such as the rabbit (Natasja Narain) and the four-leaf clover (Alma Lo Moro). Private TV channels were fighting for ratings, and sex sells