Few programs manage to stay on the air as long as The Wheel of Luck. The format has been presented by a long list of professionals since its launch in 1990: Mayra Gómez Kemp, Ramón García, Irma Soriano, Bigote Arrocet, Mabel Lozano, Belén Rueda, Fernando Esteso, Jesús Vázquez, Andoni Ferreño, Goyo González, Carlos Lozano and Jorge Fernández, who has led the entertainment format since 2006.
The program, which is a Spanish adaptation of the American game show Wheel of Fortune, continues to garner large audiences to this day in the broadcast slot that comes before the Antena 3 News. In addition, there is a long waiting list with names of all those people who want to compete in the television space and win the most money possible thanks to the most famous roulette on the small screen.
Although Jorge Fernández is the visible face of the Atresmedia program, the presenter is accompanied by a young hostess who stands next to the letter screen and reveals the consonants and vowels that the contestants get right in each turn.
In charge of this role we have Laura Moure, a model and actress of Madrid origin who has stolen the hearts of the audience with her eternal smile, her happy comments and the great complicity she has with the driver.
Although the girl hardly receives hate comments on social networks or generates controversy, a content creator uploaded a video a couple of days ago that went viral explaining that The Wheel of Luck has been deceiving the audience for years.
The humor influencer Brioche shared a piece in which you can see how the model turns various letters on a panel, but forgets one, which rotates without needing anyone to touch it. "They have caught you. You have been deceiving Spain for years. You don't turn anything around, why are you there?", expressed the digital creator in a joking and angry tone.
Hundreds of people have reacted to the young commentator's discovery and shared their opinion on social networks. While some defend that he was "quite obvious", others claim that they have been "deceived" for years.
''But we all knew this, didn't we?'', ''I already said that it was very difficult to do that with so many little dances'', ''I've been deceived all my childhood'', ''What a disappointment'' or '' You laugh but about a year ago my grandmother literally blurted out "I think the girl doesn't turn the letters." She would take 800 programs investigating each turn '' are some of the responses to the publication.
