Stop the genie is what the board runs on now; the other two are kept here to compare against. Same brands, same rewards, same one-round-a-day — and each keeps its own daily round, so trying one doesn’t cost you the others. Signed out, all three are free to replay and award nothing.
He sets off from the same tile for everyone and walks until his feet give out. This board also previews a grid where the bid buys area, not just a rank number.
Shortlist up to five brands you'd actually use, then he draws one of them.
He walks tile by tile and you hit stop. Timing decides where he lands.
Stop the genie gives players the most control, and that lands squarely on the brand side of the market. Under the old walk a position was worth what you bid for it, because every brand was reached equally often. Now players stop where they like, so the best reward drains first and the thing a bid buys is how soon the genie reaches you rather than whether he does. Position still matters — he starts at #1 and walks down — but it is a different promise to sell, and worth saying plainly to brands.