The amount of Power 5 amounts in the Top 10 has increased:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

There are now 3 of the Power 5 in the Top 10:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

Some interesting new stats (unless stats bore you stupid!)

£1,000 has come to the table 3 times in the last 6 shows taking it out of last position in the all time chart. £15,000 has come to the table the least amount of times now (just 14 compared to 30 times for £20,000)

£250,000 and 1p have both come to the table the same amount of times (16)

For the latest chart go here:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

£1,000 has now come to the table 5 times in the last 10 shows if you include yesterday's swap. Today's appearance places it at 19= in the all time chart. For the latest chart:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6553&start=0

£1,000 has now come to the table 6 times in the last 11 shows if you include the early swap on June 1st where it came to the table.

Here's the latest chart:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6553&start=0

£1,000 has now come to the table a truly remarkable 7 times in the last 12 shows if you include it coming to the table through an early swap on June 1st and now four shows in succession (three not including June 1st). For any amount to come to the table 3 times in succession the odds are 1 in 10648 and 4 times in succession a staggeringly low 1 in 234256 chance. £1,000, from having been comfortably last continues to climb up the chart:

Here's the latest chart:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6553&start=0

As we approach Show 500, the Power 5 have been climbing the charts:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6553&start=0

After 500 shows here is the all-time chart:

http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

Which has had more appearances at the table, 1p or £250,000?

Today's update: http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 688 4th March 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.

£100 moves up to 3=

1 £20,000 43 times
2 £100,000 39 times
3= £1 37 times
3= £100 37 times
5= £10 35 times
5= £10,000 35 times
5= 10p 35 times
8 £5 34 times
9= £3,000 31 times
9= £50,000 31 times
9= £5,000 31 times
9= £250 31 times
9= 1p 31 times
14 £750 30 times
15 £50 29 times
16= £35,000 27 times
16= 50p 27 times
16= £1,000 27 times
19= £500 25 times
19= £75,000 25 times
21 £250,000 23 times
22 £15,000 22 times
23 £200 1 time

I thought Maria was absolutely fantastic.

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 690 6th March 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.

£1 is now in 3rd position in the all-time chart.

1 £20,000 43 times
2 £100,000 39 times
3 £1 38 times
4 £100 37 times
5= £10 35 times
5= £10,000 35 times
5= 10p 35 times
8 £5 34 times
9 £250 32 times
10= £3,000 31 times
10= £50,000 31 times
10= £5,000 31 times
10= 1p 31 times
14 £750 30 times
15 £50 29 times
16= £35,000 27 times
16= 50p 27 times
16= £1,000 27 times
19= £500 25 times
19= £75,000 25 times
21 £250,000 23 times
22 £15,000 22 times
23 £200 1 time

It's strange to think that the £100k has been in the contestant's box such a lot. I suppose it's because people tend to focus more on the £250k being on the table, but the £100k is just as signifcant really - yet it's only ever been won once by being on the table (Maria swapped for it), despite its relatively regular appearance.

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 699 17th March 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.


£250,000 is in 21st place having come to the table 24 times, with 1p now at No. 8 with 34 appearances.

1 £20,000 43 times
2 £100,000 39 times
3 £1 38 times
4 £100 37 times
5= £10 35 times
5= £10,000 35 times
5= 10p 35 times
8= £5 34 times
8= 1p 34 times
10= £250 32 times
10= £50,000 32 times
12= £3,000 31 times
12= £5,000 31 times
14= £750 30 times
14= £50 30 times
16 50p 28 times
17= £35,000 27 times
17= £1,000 27 times
17= £75,000 27 times
20 £500 25 times
21 £250,000 24 times
22 £15,000 22 times
23 £200 1 time

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 700 18th March 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.


£10,000 moves up to No. 5.

1 £20,000 43 times
2 £100,000 39 times
3 £1 38 times
4 £100 37 times
5 £10,000 36 times
6= £10 35 times
6= 10p 35 times
8= £5 34 times
8= 1p 34 times
10= £250 32 times
10= £50,000 32 times
12= £3,000 31 times
12= £5,000 31 times
14= £750 30 times
14= £50 30 times
16 50p 28 times
17= £35,000 27 times
17= £1,000 27 times
17= £75,000 27 times
20 £500 25 times
21 £250,000 24 times
22 £15,000 22 times
23 £200 1 time

For latest chart see http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 716 5th April 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.



£20,000 has been progressively pulling away from £100,000.

1 £20,000 45 times
2 £100,000 40 times
3= £1 39 times
3= £100 39 times
5 10p 37 times
6 £10,000 36 times
7= £10 35 times
7= £5 35 times
9 1p 34 times
10 £50,000 33 times
11= £250 32 times
11= £3,000 32 times
13 £5,000 31 times
14= £750 30 times
14= £50 30 times
16= 50p 29 times
16= £35,000 29 times
18= £1,000 27 times
18= £75,000 27 times
20= £500 25 times
20= £250,000 25 times
22 £15,000 23 times
23 £200 1 time

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 719 9th April 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.



£1 is now joint 2nd in the all time chart with 40 appearances at the table.

1 £20,000 45 times
2= £100,000 40 times
2= £1 40 times
4 £100 39 times
5 10p 37 times
6= £10,000 36 times
6= £5 36 times
8 £10 35 times
9 1p 34 times
10 £50,000 33 times
11= £250 32 times
11= £3,000 32 times
13 £5,000 31 times
14= £750 30 times
14= £50 30 times
16= 50p 29 times
16= £35,000 29 times
18 £1,000 28 times
19 £75,000 27 times
20= £500 25 times
20= £250,000 25 times
22 £15,000 23 times
23 £200 1 time

For latest chart go here: http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?p=229187#229187

CONTESTANT'S BOX AMOUNT CHART

Here is the chart for the most frequent box amounts
found in the contestant's box at the table since Deal Or No Deal
started on October 31st 2005.
Show 1 to Show 727 18th April 2008
(Where a contestant swapped, it is the original box that is used in the data)
Show 312 which was not aired is not included.



40 appearances now for £100 taking it to 3=

1 £20,000 45 times
2 £1 41 times
3= £100,000 40 times
3= £100 40 times
5 10p 37 times
6= £10,000 36 times
6= £5 36 times
6= £10 36 times
9 1p 34 times
10 £50,000 33 times
11= £250 32 times
11= £3,000 32 times
11= £5,000 32 times
14= £750 30 times
14= £50 30 times
14= 50p 30 times
14= £35,000 30 times
18 £75,000 29 times
19 £1,000 28 times
20= £500 25 times
20= £250,000 25 times
22 £15,000 23 times
23 £200 1 time

Couldn't the £200 be considered as £100 because everything on the board was doubled?