- Pricing Game winning percentage: 398-742 (34.91%) (17 more losses than last season)
- Top Ten biggest winners (Courtesy of Adam Bourré):
- #1 Judy Ho ($101,244) (December 24) (Secret "X" + Double Showcase win)
- #2 Charles & Anna Petersen ($85,353) (February 14) (Double Showcase win)
- #3 Shaista Kassam ($85,174) (March 29) (Dice Game + Double Showcase win)
- #4 Celestine Lewis ($81,007) (June 10) (Lucky $even + Double Showcase win)
- #5 Gina Coultas ($80,112) (May 9) (Double Showcase win)
- #6 Jill Calhoun ($77,392) (March 7) (Double Showcase win)
- #7 Richard Couture ($76,866) (October 5 (A)) (Range Game + Showcase win)
- #8 Leona Jackson ($75,790) (January 31) (Dice Game + Showcase win)
- #9 Jonathan Siano ($74,929) (November 3) (Money Game + Showcase win)
- #10 Luis Medina Hernandez ($73,450) (December 30) (Freeze Frame + Showcase win)
- Episodes where more than $100,000 was won: 18
- Most frequently played games: Most Expen$ive, Squeeze Play, Switch?, That's Too Much (36 playings)
- Least played games: Triple Play (3 playings), Golden Road and 3 Strikes (4 playings)
- Games with the biggest increase in play over last season: Rat Race (+14 playings), Coming or Going (+11 playings), Gas Money (+7 playings)
- Games with the biggest decrease in play over last season: One Away (-9 playings), Any Number (-5 playings), Check-Out (-5 playings), Double Prices (-5 playings)
- Pricing Games played more times this season than in any other previous season: Flip Flop (33 times - previous high was 30 in Season 38), Gas Money (13 times - previous high was 12 in Season 37), One Wrong Price (30 times - previous high was 29 in Seasons 37 & 38), That's Too Much (36 times - previous high was 33 in Season 38)
- Pricing Games played fewed times this season than in any other previous season: Card Game (6 times - previous low was 8 in Season 38), Clock Game (11 times - previous low was 13 in Season 38), One Away (11 times - previous low was 18 in Season 36), Pass the Buck (12 times - previous low was 13 in Seasons 35 & 38),
- Pricing Games with the best winning percentage: Shell Game (4-1; 80%), 3 Strikes (3-1; 75%), Bullseye (8-3; 72.7%), Pick-A-Pair (10-4; 71.4%)
- Pricing Games with the most wins: Switch? (21 wins), Any Number (15 wins), Most Expen$ive (15 wins), Squeeze Play (15 wins)
- Winless Pricing Games: 7 (Golden Road, It's in the Bag, Pay the Rent, Punch-A-Bunch, Switcheroo, Temptation, Triple Play - however all of these games except Switcheroo and Triple Play have had partial wins)
- Pricing Games with the most losses: That's Too Much (31 losses), Lucky $even (28 losses), Freeze Frame (27 losses)
- Pricing Games with biggest change in winning percentage over last season: 3 Strikes (+ 75%; 3 additional wins), Rat Race (+ 40%; 6 additional wins), Balance Game (+37.1%; 5 additional wins), Hi-Lo (+31.3%; 4 additional wins)
- Pricing Games won fewer times than last season (biggest change): Switcheroo (-33.33%; 3 fewer wins), Danger Price (-30%; 4 fewer wins), Coming or Going (-27.2%; 9 more losses)
- Total cash won in all Pricing Games: $408,855.30 - more cash was on in Pass the Buck ($36,000) than in Grand Game ($20,531), It's in the Bag ($32,000) and Punch-A-Bunch ($22,400)
- Most expensive car won in a Pricing Game: Audi A5 Cabriolet ($53,627) (3 Strikes, June 3)
- Most expensive car won in a Pricing Game not named 3 Strikes: 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air ($28,500) (Pass the Buck, September 24)
- Most expensive car won in a Pricing Game not named 3 Strikes (excluding restored vehicles): Nissan Altima ($24,815) (Money Game, October 20 & November 3)
- Car games played fourth: 7 times (1-6 record; Pocket Change on February 16 was the lone win)
- Non-car Pricing Games played for a car: 17 Times (4-13 record)
- Pricing Games played for a vintage car: 6 Times (3-3 record)
- Pricing Games played in all six slots: 15
- Pricing Game milestones: Switch? (500th playing on November 19), Flip Flop (200th playing on October 1), Side By Side (200th playing on May 30), Rat Race (1st ever win on October 15)
- Best Rat Race rat: Green Rat (5 wins, 3 second place finishes, 6 third place finishes)
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