Wheel of Stuffness 5

My next Wheel of Stuffness has some new neat stuff.

From the blue wedge on the left and going clockwise.

1 & 2: The reverse sides of Cubed and Squared as seen in Wheel of Stuffness 4
3: $105 from an illustration that an anonymous friend of mine made as a mistake while recreating the 1974 pilot layout.
4 to 9: The possible values of my version the Ca$h Bonus wedge,
10: My version of Express, an idea a friend of mine made inspired by the new Free Play wedge.
11: Split Your Earnings (My idea): If you land on this, you lose your money and your turn (like Bankrupt) only one half of your money goes to one half of your opponent and the other half goes to your other opponent.
12: The golden $550 from Jakks Pacific's WOF TV Games.
13: Reverse Score (My idea): Land on this and your score reverses position which results in a large loss of money ($4050 to $504; $10500 to $501) yet you still keep your turn and can still spin again to try and regain that lost score.
14: Daily Double (My idea inspired by "Jeopardy!") Wager an amount from your round score on a trivia question, and if you respond correctly, you win the amount you wagered and can choose a free vowel if available. If all the correct vowels have been uncovered, you can still spin again. If you respond incorrectly, you lose the amount you wagered along with your turn. This was also partially inspired by the question mark space Germany used on their version of Wheel from 1997-1998.
15: Free Turn (Another name for Free Spin, the term, Free Turn, has been used on many other game shows such as "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?")
16: Pink $750 space
17: Three Bonuses (My idea): Inspired by Turkey's version where three bonus envelopes are chosen, this works exactly like the Million Dollar Wedge (without the Bankrupts beside it) only you have a chance to win 3 of the 24 prizes on the bonus wheel instead of just 1.
18: Trip to Chicago, where I live.
19: Revenge (My Idea): Land on this and you can back get the money you lost to Bankrupts during the round, much like the Big Bank square on "Whammy!" You need to get a letter in the puzzle in order to get it.
20: $7750 Inspired by wedge #21
21: $775
22: Spin to Steal (My idea): Land on this, spin again, and the value spun on the second spin is multiplied by the number of letters in the puzzle, but the resulting product is the money you take from either of your opponents. If you take more than what the opponent has, you still get all the money for the letters while the opponents score drops down to $0.
23: PYL Inspired Whammy! Space for all those who wanted me to make it.
24: Trip to Tahiti space from the Animaniac's Wheel of Morality