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Deal or No Deal, Series 2 (UK)

This is a summary of episodes from the second series of the UK version of the game show Deal or No Deal. A record for Series 1 is also available.
Series 2 ran from January 18 to October 25, 2006, consisting of 219 episodes - 230 were scheduled, but eleven were missed out due to the host, Noel Edmonds, briefly falling ill. Series 3 began on October 26.

The highlighted amount shows the amount actually won by the contestant, either by dealing, or by continuing to the end and opening their box or a swapped box (swaps shown in blue). Offers shown after the deal was made are "hypothetical" offers if they had played on.
Click on any contestants name in bold blue and you can view a complete box by box breakdown of that players game.

Ep	Date	Player	Box №	Offer 1	Offer 2	Offer 3	Offer 4	Offer 5	Offer 6	Box	New Contestant
67	Jan-18	Terry	14	£3,000	£3,000	£6,000	£4,500	£24,500	£5	50p	Helen
68	Jan-19	Julie	11	£1,300	£800	£3,200	£7,100	£33,000 ^[1]	£20	1p	Chris
69	Jan-20	Miguel	7	£4,000	£6,800	£10,000	£21,000	£68,000	£2,000	£5,000	Paula R
70	Jan-21	Garvan	4	£700	£4,000	£6,000	£14,500	£13,000	£1,500	£5,000^[2]	Fin

71	Jan-23	Ann	6	£7,000	£2,000	£700	£11,700	£3,000	£100	£250^[3]	John G
72	Jan-24	Gerry	1	£5,800	£3,100	£1,500	£11,700	£6,000	£4	£10	Benita
73	Jan-25	Liz	16	£1,100	£300	£5,300	£8,100	£17,000	£41,000	£35,000	Russell
74	Jan-26	Andrew	13	£2,000	£600	£14,000	£22,500	£900	£3	£10	Anna
75	Jan-27	Jessica	15	£3,700	£2,000	£4,000	£12,500	£41,000	£14,000	£35,000	Okiem
76	Jan-28	Marie	7	£9,000	£15,000	£30,000	£8,000	£6,000	£4,000	£10,000	Donna

77	Jan-30	Charles	21	£4,000	£10,000	£7,000	£12,000	£8,000	£38,000	£100,000	Norma
78	Jan-31	Mumtaz^[4]	18	£3,200	£3,200	£1,600	£9,600	£24,000	£4,000	50p	Daz
79	Feb-01	Geordie	21	£500	£750	£200	£5,000	£80	£20^[5]	10p	Lucy
80	Feb-02	Vanessa	3	£6,200	£2,000	£300	£4,400	£2,200	£5,000	£20,000^[6]	Gary
81	Feb-03	Jim	15	£4,200	£10,500	£6,000	£4,000	£17,000	£34,000	10p	Sam
82	Feb-04	Aileen	1	£2,800	£1,400	£800	£11,000	£8,000	£60	£100	Paul

83	Feb-06	Glen	21	£7,500	£17,000	£4,300	£9,000	£6,000	£33,000	£3,000	Tracey
84	Feb-07	John M	6	£3,600	£8,200	£13,013	£6,660	£28,000	£14,000	£1	Germaine
85	Feb-08	Linda	3	£4,000	£9,200	£13,800	£6,000	£16,000	£1,600	£3,000	Mike
86	Feb-09	Brenda	11	£7,500	£15,000	£31,000	£57,000	£84,000	£21,000	£50,000	Lisa
87	Feb-10	Peter	20	£8,000	£5,000	£3,000	£3,500	£17,000	£35,000	£5	Beryl
88	Feb-11	Daz	10	£6,900	£2,000	£5,000	£19,000	£45,000	£105,000	£250,000	Marcus

89	February 13^[7]	Chris	1	£2,200	£4,400	£800	£1,500	£2,200	£2.50	£5	Candice
90	Feb-14	Helen	9	£2,800	£4,100	£2,000	£4,800	£900	£1,200	£3,000	Trevor
91	Feb-15	Benita	1	£5,200	£1,800	£3,500	£9,000	£27,000	£18,000	10p	Paula H
92	Feb-16	Russell	13	£1,000	£2,000	£7,500	£21,000	£36,000	£200	£500	Sarah
93	Feb-17	Paula R	4	£2,700	£3,000	£5,000	£16,400	£44,000	£200	£500	David
94	Feb-18	John G	21	£8 ^[8]	£5,100	£9,500	£5,700	£25,000	£90	£10^[3]	Saj

95	Feb-20	Fin	1	£900	£2,300	£11,000	£44,000	£3,000	£15,000	£10,000^[3]	Matt
96	Feb-21	Donna	3	£4,300	£9,100	£12,000	£8,000	£10,100	£26,000	£10,000	Patrick
97	Feb-22	Paul	2	£5,500	£13,000	£19,400	£5,400	£24,000	£6,000	£1	Barbara
98	Feb-23	Okiem	10	£8,100	£1,900	£4,900	£6,500	£2,500	£17,000	£50	James
99	Feb-24	Beryl	6	£2,800	£1,400	£3,100	£12,500	£2,000	£8,000	£15,000	Jim R
100	Feb-25	Anna	11	£7,300	£11,200	£3,700	£13,000	£43,000	£91,000	£250,000	Marilyn

101	Feb-27	Gary	2	£5,500	£11,000	£4,000	£1,300	£11,050	£11,900	£15,000^[3]	Flash
102	Feb-28	Tracey	9	£1,400	£700	£1,800	£3,600	£1,500	£2,900	£250	Nick
103	Mar-01	Trevor	14	£1,100	£7,500	£3,500	£9,900	£9,900	£99	1p ^[2]^[9]	Alison
104	Mar-02	Mike	5	£5,200	£2,000	£1,200	£3,200	£1,200	£30	£1^[2]	Dave
105	Mar-03	Norma	5	£1,300	£2,200	£8,500	£13,000	£26,000	£5,000	£15,000	Bob
106	Mar-04	Sam	20	£4,900	£12,400	£21,000	£33,000	£10,000	£41,000	£15,000	Audrey

107	Mar-06	Lisa	1	£3,000	£1,200	£9,000	£20,000	£44,000	£20	£1	Steve
108	Mar-07	Germaine	12	£2,700	£6,500	£16,500	£11,000	£28,000	£75,000	£250,000	Nancy & Janet^[10]
109	Mar-08	Candice	21	£4,000	£12,000	£21,000	£32,000	£19,000	£24,000	£75,000^[11]	Aaron
110	Mar-09	Paula H	22	£1,800	£11,000	£4,000	£7,000	£10,022	£22,000	£10,000	Kirsty
111	Mar-10	Patrick	12	£2,000	£9,000	£17,000	£15,000	£15,500	£38,000	£100,000	JT
112	Mar-11	Marcus	14	£8,200	£16,500	£23,000	£31,000	£55,000	£40	£100	Jim H

113	Mar-13	Sarah	22	£6,000^[12]	£9,100	£4,000	£27,000	£10,000	£6,000	£1	Sandra
114	Mar-14	Flash	1	£727^[13]	£3,025^[14]	£6,000	£3,000	£8,400	£2,000	£5,000	Helen
115	Mar-15	David	3	£6,000	£3,800	£7,500	£17,000	£15,000	£30,000	£10,000	Pat G
116	Mar-16	Saj	11	£4,000	£6,000	£9,000	£13,000	£5,000	£25,000	£50,000^[2]	Johnnie
117	Mar-17	James	21	£7,000	£14,000	£21,000	£9,000	£32,000	£67,000	£100,000	Gary
118	Mar-18	Jim R.	16	£1,900	£6,000	£18,000	£2,800	£1,700	£1,100	£500^[3]	Pete

119	Mar-20	Barbara	8	£4,500	£9,000	£2,500	£11,500	£8,500	£3	£1 ^[5]	Julia
120	Mar-21	Matt	5	£8,500	£16,000	£22,500	£20,000	£10,000	£22,450	£35,000	Cathy
121	Mar-22	Marilyn	7	£1,400	£6,500	£8,100	£9,500	£4,000	£5,500	£20,000	Fadil
122	Mar-23	Dave	15	£3,800	£1,000	£8,400	£20,000	£41,000	£60,000	£50,000	Linda
123	Mar-24	Alison	18	£1,200	£4,300	£3,800	£2,500	£5,100	£250	£10	James
124	Mar-25	Nancy	21	£2,000	£700	£4,700	£18,500	£55,000	£91,000	£1	Gabrielle

125	Mar-27	Nick	21	£6,700	£11,200	£3,600	£7,000	£4,900	£6,000	£50	John
126	Mar-28	Bob	22	£900	£350	£7,000	£18,500	£27,000	£85,000	£250,000	Pat M
127	Mar-29	Aaron	18	£15,000^[16]	£30,000	£12,000	£25,000	£18,000	£5,000	50p	Massimo
128	Mar-30	Lucy	5	£50	£6,050	£1,800	£3,500	£7,500	£2,500	£5^[2]	Dave E
129	Mar-31	Janet	1	£6,100	£2,300	£7,000	£14,000	£400	£2.50^[17]	£1 ^[5]	Richard
130	Apr-01	Steve	4	£800	£6,100	£13,005	£4,000	£1,305	£7,000	£750	Maxine

131	Apr-03	Jim H	10	£5,500	£900	£8,000	£9,900	£12,500	£220	10p	Clare
132	Apr-04	Kirsty	22	£4,100	£11,000	£17,000	£22,000	£51,000	£125,000^[18]	£75,000 ^[2]	Dave W
133	Apr-05	Johnnie	16	£6,600	£2,800	£8,300	£18,012	£13,000	£37,000	£100,000	Hilary
134	Apr-06	Sandra	4	£3,100	£8,900	£14,200	£9,990	£12,900	£71,000	£100,000	Michael
135	Apr-07	Helen	8	£9,300	£6,100	£15,000	£22,000	£27,000	£27,000	£1,000	Morris
136	Apr-08	JT	7	£4,001^[19]	£11,200	£19,500	£31,000	£39,000 ^[20]	£5,100	£20,000	Dot

137	Apr-10	Pat G	8	£5,400	£14,000	£8,100	£5,500	£16,500	£11,000	£50	Sarah
138	Apr-11	Pete	8	£4,400	£8,800	£18,800	£20,000	£26,500	£18,000	£100	Sandy
139	Apr-12	Cathy	1	£1,400	£4,700	£14,000	£7,470	£2,000	£8,000	£3,000	Raj
140	Apr-13	Maxine	5	£8,200	£2,200	£6,600	£6,100 ^[21]	£9,000	£2,900	£10,000 ^[2]	Emma D
141	Apr-14	Fadil	6	£1,700	£6,100	£6,100	£6,100^[22]	£3,050	£7,200	1p ^[2]^[23]	Patrick
142	Apr-15	Gabrielle	21	£1,500	£5,900	£700	£5,000	£6,500	£330	£1,000 ^[3][24]	Gaz

143	Apr-17	Julia	20	£6,000	£7,800	£2,000	£5,800	£15,000	£17,500	£15,000 ^[3][25]	Max
144	Apr-18	John	19	£2,800	£6,790	£4,900	£11,000	£18,000	£40,000	£75,000	Simon
145	Apr-19	Linda	20	£321	£6,700	£9,000	£10,500	£24,000	£15,500	£50,000	Susie
146	Apr-20	Gary	8	£7,000	£3,000	£10,000	£15,000	£29,999 ^[26]	£90,000	£5,000	Francesca
147	Apr-21	Michael	21	£950	£600	£5,000	£10,000	£10,000	£400	£1,000	Emma B
148	Apr-22	James	9	£1,100	£8,000	£5,000	£3,000	£6,000	£2,000	£500^[2]	Tan

149	Apr-24	Clare	2	£9,000	£12,000	£17,000	£20,000	£8,000	£1,500	£250	Lofty
150 [27]	Apr-25	Dave E	20	£2,150	£5,150	£10,150	£1,150	£1,000	£1.50	1p^[2][28]	Patricia
151	Apr-26	Dot	8	£6,700	£12,000	£3,300	£2,500	£3,100	£14,100	£1	Tom
152	Apr-27	Richard	2	£1,313 ^[29]	£12,000	£3,100	£13,000	£21,500	£9,000	£50	Terri
153	Apr-28	Hilary	18	£10,000	£7,500	£17,500	£9,000	£21,000	£15,000	£50,000^[5]	Jason
154 ^[30]	Apr-29	Massimo	6	£8,800	£16,000	£4,000	£7,400	£6,100	£5,000	£15,000	Gary

155	May-01	Francesca	9	£9,500	£5,000	£17,000	£8,000	£20,000	£10,000	£50	Rich
156	May-02	Gaz	13	£1,099	£4,100	£2,050	£3,000	£8,200	£35,000	£100,000 ^[5]	June
157	May-03	Pat M	1	£9,500	£12,900	£17,500	£8,000	£500	£350	£1,000^[2]	Mark
158	May-04	Patrick	4	£3,800	£10,000	£6,500	£800	£2,000	£3,000	£10,000	Buzz
159	May-05	Sandy	7	£4,200	£9,400	£3,500	£11,000	£22,000	£5,000	£20,000	Jainie
160	May-06	Morris	16	£4,590	£9,000	£12,500	£10,000	£29,000	£101,000	£20,000^[2]	Fran

161	May-08	Emma D	8	£7,900	£10,000	£10,000	£14,000	£31,000	£14	10p	Simone
162	May-09	Terri	1	£6,100	£9,000	£5,000	£20,000	£10,000	£3,800	£15,000	Stevie
163	May-10	Dave W	17	£800	£5,001	£5,000	£10,000	£18,000	£24	£100	Becca
164	May-11	Gary	19	£7,000	£14,000	£14,000	£21,000	£210	£1,400	£1^[3]	Peter & James
165	May-12	Susie	20	£5,000	£1,000	£10,000	£2,800	£6,125	£125	10p	None^[31]
166	May-13	Max	18	£8,800	£2,200	£5,500	£3,300	£7,700	£4,400	£500	Drew

167	May-15	Simon	15	£5,000	£7,777	£5,600^[32]	£4,500	£2,100	£13,000	£35,000	Suzanne
168	May-16	Tan	20	£7,400	£2,000	£4,700	£1,700	£1,020	£1.99	£5 ^[5]	Colin
169	May-17	Sarah	12	£9,005	£4,000	£15,000	£5,000	£1,500	£6,000	£20,000	Carlton
170	May-18	Tom	14	£6,000	£18,000	£4,011^[33]	£11,000	£33,000	£99,000	£5	Joan
171	May-19	Raj	8	£5,200	£10,400	£6,600	£320	£640	64p^[34]	£1^[5]	Jo
172	May-20	Emma B	3	£2,000	£850	£4,800	£1,800	£500	£2,000	£5,000 ^[2]	Richard

173	May-22	Jason	17	£1,400	£2,800	£1,999	£5,000	£950	£300	£750	Louise
174	May-23	Lofty	12	£9,400	£6,000	£18,000	£36,000	£48,000	£22,000	50p	Scott
175	May-24	Patricia	2	£6,300	£9,000	£14,500	£8,500	£32,000	£92,000	£250,000	Daz & Nessie^[31]
176	May-25	Rich	21	£3,900	£10,000	£5,146^[35]	£8,500	£20,000	£20	£100	Teresa
177	May-26	June	7	£3,700	£9,000	£14,000	£23,000	£7,000	£2^[36]	50p	None
178	May-27	Mark	20	£10,000	£20,000	£8,000	£18,000	£6,000	£9,000	£5,000^[2]	Yvonne

179	May-29	Simone	19	£5,500	£15,000	£10,000	£18,000	£25,500	£15,500	£1^[2]	Lee
180	May-30	Colin	15	£2,200	£4,400	£8,800	£3,300	£10,000	£22,000	£250	Ron
181	May-31	Fran	22	£7,900	£3,100	£10,000	£10,000	£5,000	£28,000	£75,000	Wayne
182	Jun-01	Buzz	21	£514	£1,915	£1,000	£4,000	£8,200	£9,800	£100	Chrissie
183	Jun-02	Stevie	12	£7,007	£5,000	£14,000	£21,056	£11,000	£1,300	£3,000	Debbie
184	Jun-03	Jainie	18	£9,100	£9,100	£20,000	£31,000	£15,000	£31	£100	Bianca

185	Jun-05	James	19	£1,220	£8,000	£14,700	£6,000	£2,500	£147	£750	Joseph
186	Jun-06	Suzanne	19	SWAP^[37]	£7,000	£26,000	£47,000	£59,000	£26,500	£3,000	Trevor
187	Jun-07	Drew	20	£4,800	£12,000	£15,001	£25,000	£17,500	£90,000	£20,000	Melanie
188	Jun-08	Becca	5	£1,200	£9,200	£14,500	£20,000	£7,000	£250	£1,000^[3]	Pennie
189	Jun-09	Peter	13	£1,900	£5,800	£2,200	£10,000	£25,000	£25	£1	Eileen
190	Jun-10	Joan	6	£8,600	£13,013	£20,000	£5,000	£2,999	£3,000	10p ^[2]	Mark W
191	Jun-11	Richard	20	£100	£18,000	£4,000	£1,100	£6,100	£26,100	£75,000	Frank
192 ^[38]	June 12 (1)	Louise	6	£850	£8,500	£19,000	£30,000	£50,000	£22,000	£15,000	Ashok
193	June 12 (2)	Carlton	4	£7,000	£12,500	£15,000	£4,000	£1,100	£200	£10^[2]	Amy
194	June 13 (1)	Daz	22	£11,000	£7,500	£13,500	£19,900	£10,000	£200	£500	Ryan
195	June 13 (2)	Jo	2	£810	£7,500	£12,500	£18,000	£31,000	£18,000	£35,000	Alan
196	June 14 (1)	Nessie	20	£5,013	£1,300	£9,000	£13,000	£5,013	£4,000	£10 ^[2]	Linda E
197	June 14 (2)	Scott	20	£7,000	£17,000	£9,010	£3,010	£5,010	£7.10	£5^[5]	Shirley
198	June 15 (1)	Trevor	19	£5,010	£10,005	£25,000	£25,000	£40,000	£27,000	£20,000	Pierre
199	June 15 (2)	Teresa	1	£8,000	£4,100	£8,000	£4,100	£2,500	£300	£10 ^[2]	Paul
200	June 16 (1)	Ron	8	£9,200	£1,200	£6,200	£13,200	£13,201	£5,200	£20,000 ^[2]	Vic
201	June 16 (2)	Chrissie	22	£1,950	£10,000	£5,000	£5,700	£8,853	£2,400	50p	Sally & Sue ^[39]
202	June 17 (1)	Debbie	22	£9,000	£3,100	£12,000	£7,500	£15,000	£60,000 ^[40]	£250,000	Roy
203	June 17 (2)	Lee	21	£11,000	£16,500	£10,000	£10,001	£25,000	£4,001	£15,000	Lynda B
204	Jun-18	Frank	10	£6,031	£5,000	£2,500	£9,500	£20,000	£12,000	£35,000	Connell
205	Jun-19	Eileen	7	£5,250^[41]	£1,250	£12,500	£16,500	£16,500	£3,500	50p	Janelle
206	Jun-20	Yvonne	16	£1,800	£7,000	£6,500	£1,500	£4,000	£20,000	£10,000	Monica
207	Jun-21	Wayne	4	£9.99	£19,999	£9,999	£1,999	£999	£99	£250	Buddy
208	Jun-22	Shirley	16	£8,300	£16,000	£17,500	£21,000	£55,000	£20,000	£50,000	Nick M
209	Jun-23	Bianca	22	SWAP^[42]	£5,000	£10,000	£3,800	£600	£2,000	£3,000	Chris
210	Jun-24	Pennie	14	£1,313	£7,013	£11,012	£17,500	£25,000	£30,000	£10,000	Debbie

211	Jun-26	Ryan	15	£12,000	£4,000	£5,500	£15,500	£25,500	£12,000	£500	John
212	Jun-27	Melanie	22	£9,100	£15,500	£30,000	£14,000	£4,000	£400	£100	Lance
213	Jun-28	Ashok	8	£7,000	£21,000	£12,000	£15,000	£2,500	£125	£250 ^[5]	Naqiyah
214	Jun-29	Amy	5	£6,600	£16,600	£20,000	£5,000	£9,950	£7,400	£5,000	Giorgio
215	Jun-30	Mark W	8	£2,600	£9,600	£17,000	£17,000	£10,000	£30,000	£10^[43]	Mark A
216	Jul-01	Janelle	15	£5,000	£2,500	£12,000	£8,500	£3,000	£1,300	£5,000^[3]	Sharron

217	Jul-03	Paul	6	£13,000	£19,500	£9,500	£7,500	£17,500	£32,000	£1	Lindsay
218	Jul-04	Alan	15	£6,000	£7,800	£6,000	£7,800	£2,400	£400	£1,000	Paul
219	Jul-05	Linda E	11	£14,000	£11,000	£16,000	£20,000	£30,000	£9,000	£20,000^[44]	Ottis
220	Jul-06	Vic	6	£1,234	£9,000	£9,000	£9,000	£4,321	£19,000	£10	Sandra
221	Jul-07	Roy	3	£7,500	£12,500	£5,021	£3,500	£7,500	£27,500	£15,000^[45]	Nick D
222	Jul-08	Nick M	16	£7,700	£15,000	£10,000	£6,123	£5,001	£8,500	£250	Steph

223	Jul-10	Pierre	18	£10,000	£18,000	£24,000	£7,000	£24,000	£30,000	£10	Helen
224	Jul-11	Monica	12	£8,012	£19,012	£20,012	£21,012	£12,000	£7,012	£15,000	Nev
225	Jul-12	Sue	16	£6,400	£9,400	£12,400	£18,401	£8,401	£34,401	£50,000	Sarah
226	Jul-13	Lynda B	19	£7,100	£4,000	£20,000	£11,000	£37,100	£15,000	£50	Khanny
227	Jul-14	Sally	3	£8,800	£18,800	£18,800	£1,829	£1,111	21p^[46]	1p ^[5][47]	Maddie
228	Jul-15	Buddy	19	£1,300	£13,000	£16,000	£13,000	£27,500	£50,000^[48]	£3,000	Adam

229	Jul-17	Connell	22	£6,600	£13,200	£18,004.50 ^[49]	£9,000	£900	£2,000	1p^[3][50]	Emi
230	Jul-18	Debbie	8	£5,900	£3,142	£10,000.01	£5,000	£999	£99	£250^[6]	Ashley
231	Jul-19	John	20	£6^[51]	£1^[51]	£1,000	£2,800	£5,600	£26	£100^[6]	Sal
232	Jul-20	Chris	8	£2,700	£12,000	£18,000	£25,000	£8,000	£35,000	£50,000	Barbara
233	Jul-21	Naqiyah	20	SWAP	£7,777	£14,014	£4,949	£14,014^[52]	£4,949	£20,000	Bill
234	Jul-22	Giorgio	6	£6,800^[53]	£3,400	£1,700	£425	£2,500	£25	1p ^[2]	Matt
Summer Break
235	Aug-28	Lindsay	3	£5,000	£8,500^[54]	£12,500	£12,500^[55]	£7,000	£200	£500 ^[5]	Rob
236	Aug-29	Nick D	13	£8,000	£20,000	£31,000	£45,000	£25,000	£10,000	£5,000	Vee
237	Aug-30	Lance	22	£10,000	£25,000	£12,500	£9,600	£17,500	£87,000^[56]	£100,000	Michaela
238	Aug-31	Sharron	10	£870	£4,500^[57]	£1,313	£3,131	£950	£3,000	1p ^[58]	Billy
239	Sep-01	Mark A	15	£4,452	£8,999	£13,000	£26,000	£45,027	£4,527	10p	Mark P
240	Sep-02	Steph	16	£8,900	£17,500	£10,000	£15,000	£4,750	£25,000	£75,000	Hannah

241	Sep-04	Ottis	11	£4,700	£700	£2,700	£4,000	£7,000	£5,000.01	£10	Rhona
242	Sep-05	Sandra	1	£1,500	£310	£5,002 ^[59]	£10,004	£17,000	£21,000	£100	John
243	Sep-06	Paul	22	£9,000	£14,500	£19,000	£9,500	£42,000	£84,000	£100	Steve
244	Sep-07	Sarah	13	SWAP	£13,000	£20,000	£20,000	£6,000	£250	£50 ^[5]	Pat
245	Sep-08	Rob	16	£4,000	£17,000	£20,000.10	£3,500	£350	£1,500	£3,000	Sarah-Jane
246	Sep-09	'Cocky' Bill ^[^60]	2	£6,002^[61]	£13,500	£3,500	£800	£3,000	£6,000	£3,000 ^[5]	Joseph^[62]

247	Sep-11	Maddie	2	£2,500	£1,250	£3,100	£5,000	£10,000	£9,999	£5,000	Alan
248	Sep-12	Adam	13	£4,500	£1,717	£7,000	£9,000	£17,000	£4,500	£20,000	Rosy
249	Sep-13	Helen	6	£6,006	£9,006	£10,006	£15,006	£16,006	£206	1p	Jo
250[63]	Sep-14	Nev	15	£1,250	£11,235	£20,000	£41,000	£76,000	£111,000	£20,000 ^[64]	Alex
251	Sep-15	Joseph ^[65]	10	£12,000	£10,238	£11,500	£13,000	£13,000	£23,000	£5,000	Donna
252	Sep-16	Sal	10	£7,500	£15,000	£20,000	£25,000	£15,000	£5,000	£750	David W

253	Sep-18	Emi	13	£80	£5,000	£1,400	£3,000	£44	£3.99	£10 ^[5]	Diana
254	Sep-19	Barbara	19	£10,000	£7,500	£13,000	£20,000	£27,500	£275	£50	Ray
255	Sep-20	Khanny	22	£16,000	£28,000	£30,000	£48,000^[66]	£12,048^[67]	£2,400	£5,000	Harry & Barbara^[68]
256	Sep-21	Vee	15	£7,005	£9,005	£5,005	£9,005	£15,005	£28,005	£50,000	Susannah
257	Sep-22	Alan	6	SWAP	£10,001	£17,001	£11,000	£9,500	£199	£750	Lisa
258	Sep-23	Michaela	5	£6,969^[69]	£19,000	£24,000	£47,000	£69,000	£24,000	£5,000	Jeff

259	Sep-25	Billy	17	£11,000	£14,045	£24,000	£35,000	£50,000	£335	£5	Peter
260	Sep-26	Matt	2	£20,000^[70]	£35,000 ^[71]	£15,000	£13,000	£15,000	£25,000	£5,000	Trev
261	Sep-27	Hannah	18	£700	£7,000	£2,500	£1,250	£500	£2,000	£10,000 ^[2]	Ashley^[72]
262	Sep-28	Ashley	16	£10,063.^[79]	£16,379	£6,379	£22,063.79	£9,990	£19,990	£75,000	Valerie
263	Sep-29	Steve	1	£6,000^[73]	£10,000	£20,000	£10,000^[74]	£25,000^[75]	£70,000	£50,000	David J
264	Sep-30	Sarah-Jane	16^[76]	£50^[77]	£2,500	£5,000.01	£1,000	£5,000.02	£14,010	£50,000	Paul A

265	Oct-02	Pat	12	£10,000	£18,000	£18,000	£10,000	£5,000	£22,000	£10,000	Shell
266	Oct-03	Mark P	6	£10,000	£10,000	£15,000	£22,000^[78]	£30,000	£87,000	£75,000	Sandra ("Spiky")
267	Oct-04	Rhona	4	SWAP	£4,221	£3,000	£5,000	£750	£4,021	£15,000 ^[2]	Mark
268	Oct-05	Jo	1	£8,250	£15,250	£20,250	£2,000	£3,250	£325	£500^[5]	Jane
269	Oct-06	David W	10	£5,000	£15,000	£30,000	£17,500	£25,000	£85,000	10p	Elizabeth

270[79]	Oct-08	Barbara	7^[80]	£8,888	£13,013	£3,000	£5,000	£5,000	£22,000	£1,000 ^[3][81]	Gaz
271	Oct-09	John	8	£9,200	£11,000	£17,500	£9,200	£3,950	£2,500	£1^[2]	Kelly
272	Oct-10	Rosy	10	£10,000	£20,000.01	£15,000	£9,200	£15,000	£30,000	£75,000	Ken
273	Oct-11	Donna	18	£8,900	£10,000	£15,000	£7,500	£10,000	£30,000	£75,000	Mary
274	Oct-12	Ray	11	£11,000	£25,000	£10,000	£15,000	£18,001	£18,002	£35,000	Lee
275	Oct-13	Susannah	17	£10,000	£5,000	£2,500	£3,000	£8,500	£30,000	£750	Karen

276	Oct-15	Alex	11	£8,008	£17,500	£12,000	£7,500	£2,500	£250	£5	Katy
277	Oct-16	Shell	1	£7,500	£12,000	£13,013	£10,000	£1,999	£1,100	£250	Alan
278	Oct-17	Peter	6	£11,111	£15,000	£15,000	£3,000	£3,500	£1,700	£500	Nalini
279	Oct-18	Diana	20	£2,222	£7,500	£10,000	£18,000	£9,000	£27,000	£75,000	Howard
280	Oct-19	Trev	16	£6,000	£11,000	£20,000	£14,000 ^[82]	£7,000	£700	£1,000	Helen
281	Oct-20	Lisa ^[83]	16	£12,000	£9,000	£14,000	£2,000	£400	£30	£100	Alasdair

282	Oct-22	Harry	15	£13,000^[84]	£20,000	£20,000	£10,000	£4,000	£42.50	£10	Rachael
283	Oct-23	Ken	21	£95.50	£1,500	£3,000	£888	£2,000	£200	£750^[2]	Peter
284	Oct-24	Valerie	13	£666	£5,013	£513	£1,313	£613	£3,013	£10,000 ^[3][85]	Paul D.
285	Oct-25	Jeff	3	£10,000	£17,000	£27,000	£36,000	£64,000	£55,000	£100,000	Madeleine

^[15]

Trivia

The total amount won by in-studio contestants this series, not counting the three special prizes awarded on the holiday episodes, or the extra £1,000 given to Gabrielle as a charity donation (see footnotes) is £2,370,120.23 (to episode 216, the series' 150th show) — about £15,800.80 per show on average.
The combined total for both series is £4,561,112.38 — £16,003.90 average per episode.
As mentioned in the main article, all the shows from the start of this series up to March 8 (Show 67 to Show 109) were affected by the problems with the random seeding of the boxes. However, there is no evidence to suggest that any of the players (or the Banker) were aware of the patterns created as a result, although the total money won in this period was slightly larger than the average payout.

Footnotes

The biggest proportional win in Deal or No Deal history. Julie's amount won was equivalent to 3.3 million times the value of her box.
Sixth offer was No Dealed. The offer of a swap was not taken up by the player.
Sixth offer was No Dealed. The offer of a swap was taken up by the player.
Mumtaz's position on the podium was taken after completion of her show by Lucy, who then went on to appear on a record thus far of 50 consecutive shows, concluding her run on March 30.
Geordie accepted the lowest deal of the shows history so far. However he beat the banker by £19.90 and 200,000 times as a percentage.
Sixth offer was No Dealed. No swap was offered by the banker, or swap offer was not broadcast (Gaz confirmed this was the case for his game so it's possible there were others). [1]
The week beginning February 13 was Love Week. Most notably, on February 14, a weekend for two was offered for the Player of the day and a companion of his or her choice. As Helen was the contestant for the day, she offered to share her prize with fellow contestant Paula, who was to see play on February 17th.
John had previously insulted the banker by calling him a sucker. Therefore the offer was a 'unique' £8.
This is only the second occasion a player has walked away with the lowest prize available of one penny. The first instance occurred on January 3, 2006, when Nick Bain walked away with a penny after having previously turned down an offer of £9,000.
Janet replaced Audrey, who left after just two shows without playing her game.
Candice's original box, #21, contained £75,000, but she would have swapped for box #22 which contained only £500.
Sarah had commented that she saw certain images in the numbers, so the £6,000 offer was jokingly presented as "A pretzel minus a duck with three doughnuts" (£[8-2],000)
£727 was offered because Flash removed four prime numbers in the first round.
£3,025 was offered because Flash removed three square numbers in the second round. 3025 is 55 squared.
A swap was not offered, since Matt stated (before the phone had a chance to ring) that he wasn't interested in a swap. This was not shown on television.
At the time, this show saw the highest first offer and second offer. Aaron achieved only the second ever all-blue first round in the history of the show (the first was achieved by Shell on 9 November 2005).
At the time, this was the lowest ever offer in active play, and the first that included pennies.
The highest ever offer in active play, and the first six-figure offer to be rejected by the contestant.
The banker's offer was £4,001 because JT had revealed his credit card bill was £4,000.
Although JT won £39,000 - in Lucy's show he promised her £1,000 if he won a sizable amount (which he did).
Maxine's original fourth offer was £4,100. Her comments about the Banker led him to phone back and increase the offer, but it was still not enough to make her deal.
The banker offered the same value, £6,100, three times in a row, the first time he has ever done so in the history of the show.
Fadil no dealed the final offer of £7,200 with 1p and £35,000 in play. He further declined the offer of a swap, and left with just 1p. He is the third player in the history of the game to leave with just 1p.
After her winnings of £1,000 were revealed, Gabrielle said she was giving the money to charity. The banker therefore phoned back and said he was doubling the amount she had won to a total of £2,000.
The fourth player in succession to "no deal" to the end - the longest such sequence so far.
Gary was offered £29,999 because he stated previously he had a goal of £30,000. Another player (Richard) gave him the final pound. At the end of the game, Gary said his real target was only £15,000 but he wanted to "beat the banker twice!"
This was the 150th show of Deal or No Deal, highlighted at the start of the show by Noel, and by the Banker with repeated offers ending in 150 - the final one being the lowest ever offer in active play, £1.50, before Dave became the fourth player to leave with just a penny.
This is the fourth time someone has won a penny.
After Richard's poor first round and following the recent sequence of bad games, the Banker described this set of contestants as "cursed", which was the reason for his opening offer which repeated the "unlucky" number 13.
Eight boxes into the game, one of the remaining unopened boxes fell and opened, revealing a red number ending in 3 zeros (believed to be £100,000 but not confirmed). The game was continued from its previous state, once all the remaining unopened boxes had been shuffled by the independent adjudicator.
James joined the game a show early to cover for the absent Raj. He moved to take Gary's place the following day, with Raj going back to his old position when he returned. Likewise, on May 24, Nessie joined the show a day early to cover for the absent Joan.
Simon was given the chance to double his original offer of £2,800 if he guessed it correctly. He guessed it correctly, as this was the offer given to Susie that Simon had previously predicted correctly.
Stevie's box, which Tom dodged earlier in the round, was box 11.
This was the first offer of less than £1 made in active play.
The banker told the contestants in the East Wing, who had all been predicting what the offer would be, that they were stupid as they did not predict correctly. He then offered the ridiculously specific sum of £5,146, obviously so as there was hardly any chance that anyone would have predicted correctly.
Offer was given as "£2 + a copy of the rules". Earlier in the show, June had forgotten to say "No Deal" before continuing with the game after the opening offer.
In a first for the show, there was no cash opening offer and instead Suzanne was offered the chance to swap her box. She accepted this offer and swapped her original box 19 (which was later revealed to contain £500) for box 3. Bianca on June 23, Naqiyah on July 21, Sarah on September 7, Alan on September 22, Rhona on October 4, Steve on November 21 and Dawn on November 22, (all 2006), were also offered swaps after the opening round; however they all declined.
This show saw the start of "Double Deal Week", where for one week in June, two episodes of the show would be shown from Monday to Saturday, with another episode shown on the Sunday too.
Sue replaced Joseph who fell ill with bronchopneumonia. After recovering, he returned on September 9.
Although this is a hypothetical offer, Debbie would have been the first player to have the 1p and £250,000 as the final two amounts on the board. She said she would've dealt, however there was just 50p in box 22 the day before and she did say she would have been tempted to risk it.
Eileen's opening offer was £5,250 but she had talked about an embarassing incident involving her underwear. The banker said 'A quarter of a million now to see your knickers!".
As for previous contestant Suzanne, instead of a cash opening offer, Bianca was offered a swap - however, she declined the offer.
Mark's original box, #8, contained only £10, but he would have swapped for box #5 which contained £100,000.
This is the only time to date that a box has been sold for its actual worth, but Linda could have dealt at £30,000.
Roy's original box, #3, contained only £15,000, but he would have swapped for box #7 which contained £50,000.
This is the lowest offer ever either in active play or hypothetically, and a lower offer would only be expected in the event of 1p and 10p being the last two boxes.
Sally became the first female to win 1p and is also the player to turn down the largest sum of money (£18,800) before winning a penny, taking this title off Dave E who turned down £10,150 to win the same amount.
After the 4th round, the banker asked if he could see what Buddy had written in the book. It was £50,000. Convinced Buddy would go all the way with the £3,000 and £100,000 left, the banker actually offered £50,000.
The banker said he would give £4,500 to each of Connell's four daughters. Noel then said 'he isn't giving you anything' to Connell's wife so he phoned again and added £4.50 for Connell's wife. This is the first offer to contain pence, apart from offers of less than £10.
This is the second 1p winner in the space of 3 shows. The chances of this happening are 0.62%, but Connell did swap for Box 7, because that was the number on his football shirt.
John's opening "joke" offers were the lowest ever first and second offers. He is the only player to have received three offers below £100 in a game.
The first offer made by The Banker was £7,777. However, Naqiyah stated that with everything she already had in her life, such as "a fantastic job and a wonderful family", money was a bonus. While Noel was asking the question, The Banker phoned up to change the offer to £14,014. He later rang up for a third time, again while the question was being asked just to say he was looking forward to her answer.
The first 1p game to peak at the opening offer (and up until Sharron's game, the lowest peak offer in a 1p game)
The Banker originally offered a very strange joke offer of just 1p to remind Lindsay who was in charge.
Paul told Lindsay to step outside of the game so Noel took her outside of the studio and around a quick tour of Bristol to ask a woman on a bike (Choi) what she would do. He then took her through security, back into the studio and asked some security guards what they would do.
This is the fourth highest offer in active play, behind £125,000, £120,000, and £101,000. It also makes Lance the third-highest winner so far, behind £120,000 (Jennifer) and £100,000 (Gaz).
This is the lowest peak offer in a game where the contestant went on to win a penny.
Sharron became the 8th member (and the 2nd female member) of the 1p club. In the space of 12 shows (although there was a 5 week break between the 8th and 9th of these shows) 4 people have left with a penny, meaning one third of a group of 12 left with 1p.
The banker made a joke offer of £2 as Sandra's game appeared to be getting worse and Bill called the banker cocky. He then rang back and changed the offer to £5,002 Bill became known as 'Cocky' Bill after calling the banker cocky for making a joke offer of £2 to fellow contestant Sandra.
Bill had called the banker cocky after a joke £2 offer was given to fellow conetstant Sandra. The first offer was displayed as £2 then £6,002.
Joseph previously left the game in June. His last show was in the afternoon of June 16 (the first show of the day) before he was taken ill with bronchopneumonia.
This was the 250th show. As it was the 250th show, the Banker phoned at the beginning to tell the contestants that if Nev takes out the 1p out on the first round, then each contestant would get £250, however, Nev did not find the 1p and they therefore did not get it.
Nev's original box, #15, contained only £20,000, but he would have swapped for box #5 which contained £250,000.
This is the first game to have a 5-figure offer at every stage.
Before Noel finished asking the question, The Banker increased the offer from £42,000 to £48,000.
The offer was originally £12,042, but as The Banker was playing with Khanny he later increased the offer.
Original contestant Ashley, who is a police officer, was called to a court case prior to the game being filmed and so was replaced by Harry. Noel confirmed he would be returning.
Michaela had said that fellow contestant Sarah-Jane was a porn-star. This made the banker say that Michaela had a one-track mind, and hence offered £6,969.
£20,000 is currently the highest-ever opening offer, after Matt removed five blues in the opening round.
Not only did Matt get the highest first offer, but he got the highest second offer after removing 8 blues in a row - another record.
Ashley returned to the show after his court case ended. He was placed back in his original position, moving Harry.
The banker had fallen out with Steve so the offer was displayed as £6,000 + the book 'How to make friends'.
The offer was originally £15,000, but when Steve commented on the offer and referred to it as "obvious", The Banker called to reduce the offer.
The original "offer" was £10,000, but The Banker called about thirty seconds later to increase it to his actual offer.
It was confirmed that Box 16 was the luckiest box because it contained one of the Power 5 the most when it was on the table.
The Banker offered Sarah-Jane a set of steak knives along with her offer as a late wedding present.
This is the first time that the same amount of money has been won in 2 consecutive shows.
As of October 8 the Deal or No Deal weekend show was moved from Saturday to Sunday, though the shows were originally to be aired on Saturday.
It was confirmed that Box 7 was the unluckiest box because it contained one of the Power 5 the least when it was on the table.
The last unopened box, for which the contestant swapped her box, was the box worth £100,000. This is the largest loss when a box has been swapped.
The banker stated that if Trev had kept the £250,000 intact, the offer would have stood at £41,000.
The banker told Lisa that if she did an elaborate dance to the show's theme tune, he would give high and very generous offers. After speaking to the banker, Lisa agreed to dance, and did a very enthusiastic dance around the studio.
The banker gave each of the other 21 contestants a T-shirt, coloured blue for the west wing and red for the east. Starting from Alasdair in the far west wing and going round the Helen in the east, the T-shirts read 'Don't forget it is tax free' because of Harry's consistent catchphrase 'Tax free!'
Valerie's swap is currently the most successful ever - her original box contained 10p, meaning that taking the swap gained her £9,999.90.

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