A participant tried their luck in the Blaze Bucks Money Machine. Susan Burton from Savage was the individual who took part in the event. The outcome of her attempt can be seen in a reveal.
Further details about the event are available from the source. The event was part of the Blaze Money Machine, and a video of the reveal has been made available.
The source provides more information about the event, including the reveal of Susan Burton's attempt in the Blaze Bucks Money Machine.
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