Card Sharks (1986)/Merchandise

Computer Games
A version was released for the Apple II series, Commodore 64 and IBM-compatible computers by Softie in 1988; although based on the Eubanks/Rafferty version, the host resembled Perry. The game used the single sudden-death question tiebreaker in the main game and the Joker car game following the Money Cards. If a contestant got an exact guess on a question in the main game, he or she won a $100 bonus, instead of the $500 bonus on the show. Also, unlike the show, the game did not use the educated guess or audience poll questions.

Online Game
GSN/Game Show Network, the channel that reran Card Sharks (minus both Bullard and McHale versions respectively) had their online version where you were allowed to play along with the show thru their website daily until 2018.

Unreleased Games
In the 80s, NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) port based on the Eubanks/Rafferty version was going to be made and released by Gametek at the time. However, plans for it fell through later on.

Downloadable Game
Curt King (1987 Jeopardy! Teen Tournament participant) had his own downloadable Money Cards game.

Flash Game
The people at FlashGames also had their own Money Cards game.