Match Show
Live conversations that end in a crossed decision: each person answers in private whether they want to continue, and only what is mutual becomes public.
The decision is private first
During the show you answer, in private, about who you would like to keep getting to know. Nobody sees your answer at that moment — not the cast, not the audience.
Then the reveal publishes only the MUTUAL matches. An answer that was not reciprocated is not published, is not counted and does not become a statistic about anyone.
The four stages
- Choice — you answer in private.
- Wait — you have answered and the show goes on.
- Reveal — the mutual matches appear, for everyone at the same time.
- Report — the private wrap-up, after the episode ends.
What the format refuses
There is no ranking. The screen derives which stage you are in from three facts — the episode ended, the reveal happened, you have already answered — and none of the three is a count of what someone did to another person.
The order in which you chose is not published anywhere. An ordered-preference value exists elsewhere in the system and was deliberately left out of this screen, because importing it would bring back exactly the ranking the format does not have.