'The Price Is Right' Faces 'Rigged' Claims After Drew Carey's Controversial Premiere

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00:00The Price is Right faces rigged claims after Drew Carey's controversial premiere.

00:05Fans don't want to come on down to play one of The Price is Right's new games.

00:09RadarOnline.com can reveal.

00:12Host Drew Carey, 67, unveiled The Lion's Share on September 22,

00:17boasting it might be the greatest game we've ever had.

00:20Far from it, some fans argue.

00:22The Lion's Share sparks controversy.

00:25The first contestant to play had to guess the cost of a series of household items

00:29to earn the chance to grab five of 40 balls that were being blown around in an air chamber.

00:34The numbered balls each represented a prize,

00:37which was then uncovered on a giant digital screen.

00:40The contestant won a trip to Tokyo, a hot tub, electric guitars, and cash.

00:44The Lion's Share is Price is Right's newest and most controversial game.

00:49I call predetermined nonsense on this game, said one viewer.

00:53Unless they change it to show us what's revealed behind each uncalled number,

00:57this will always feel like a predetermined scam.

01:00Added another, the fact they don't even tell you what all the available prizes are

01:04is sketchy to begin with.

01:06Despite the backlash, Carey seemed unfazed, unwinding in Las Vegas,

01:10where he partied until 6 a.m. at an electronic music festival

01:14and was later seen on a cozy lunch date with former penthouse model Nikki Schuyler, 37.

01:19Seven.