Et Ton Cash

It quickly dawns on the participants how demanding it is to move a whole ton of coins through the sandy hills of Råbjerg Miles. There is not much cooperation and unity, and the team captain is going to find it a difficult assignment.

The trip to Copenhagen continues through Rebild National Park. Many kroner poorer, the fourteen participants need a strong team captain. However, disagreements and accusations of animal cruelty do not make the team easy to manage.

The newly arrived participant has become part of the team and is team captain on the third stage through Mønsted Limestone Mine. However, the new participant is not exactly well-liked and cannot prevent a rift in the group.

The participants face their longest and most difficult stage so far: towards the top of Himmelbjerget. The stage could cost the team really dearly if not everyone works together. However, for Anna, revenge is more important than money.

After losing a lot of money along the way, the participants are keen to do better on the fifth stage. However, the team's unity is breaking and the stage at Horsens Harbour shows divisions even more clearly.

The participants leave Jutland and have to cross the Little Belt with their money. Calculations, padlocks and codes all create confusion, and the team captain quickly shifts responsibility and blames other participants.