Hopefully you didn't just cause £235,950 to be removed from the game. Remember, if both of the last 2 reels say Bank Buster then Spin3 will automatically be worth NOTHING.

EASY CONTESTANTS

NOVEMBER 2005 OFFERS

£3,000



This question is now make or break.

Which of these recent bearded contestants was referred to as a pirate and even had a pirate name on Facebook?
a. Bill
b. Wayne
c. Tom

You have 10 minutes to answer.

Easy. B Wayne

That is correct, matee.

Spin3 is now worth £238,950.

Now, let's see the cuRRent board:

1p
10p
£1
£500
Spin3 (£238,950)
£35,000
£100,000
£250,000

This is definitely the most finely balanced board in Deal history. Thankfully you are now facing a Banker who is oblivious to anything other than the Mean of the board.

BANKER'S OFFER

£58,000

That is (un)officially the highest 4th offer in Deal history. Deal or No Deal?

Also, choose 3 more boxes and 4 numbers between 1 and 10 to determine the value of the next spin of the wheels.

NO DEAL

15,16,17

1,2,3,4

What!?

Big mistake I feel..

I am going to bed now.

Yikes, Davao definitely came here to play.

15- £35,000

The board couldn't be any more polarized now. Each box is either worth a blue amount or a six figure amount.

16- 10p

Are you about the produce the highest stakes 5 box in Deal history?

17-

Now for the all-important spin........................

OFFERS BRAIN BUSTER

FEBRUARY 2014 BANKER

If the either of the remaining two reels say Bank Buster, you're in HUGE trouble!



You can't spin again, so I will post the question now.

What was the highest 5 box offer, in live play or in prove-out, that the Banker made in 2013?
a. £45,000
b. £48,000
c. £50,000
d. £52,000
e. £60,000

To be fair, I will give you until 10 minutes after you make another post on this forum to respond.

D

10 Cha

That is correct. Phyllis from April 2013 got offered £52,000 in proveout.

Spin3 is now worth £246,950. Should you luck out in the final spin and purchase the deluxe Box 23 with Spin3, you could win over £2,000,000!

Sadly, this does not save you from facing the March 2006 Banker.

BANKER'S OFFER

£55,000

Deal or No Deal? Also, choose your next 3 boxes and 4 more numbers between 1 and 10.

So let me get this straight. Is this a fusion of Deal and The Joker's Wild? It sure seems that way.

"Joker, Joker, aaaaaand a triple!"

"Jack, I'll take Fast Forward Literature for $200, please."

In a way, Yes.

This is also based off of a short-lived British daytime game show called Spin Star. You can look it up on Wikipedia if you want the details on that program, and you can look under the Plans section on this forum to see the rules of this variation of it.

NO DEAL

19,20,21

1,2,3,4

Are we finishing this ACB?

Yep. I just need to access my computer and then I will post th final round.

Now, time for the most pivotal round in Deal or No Deal history.

19- £1

You're now guaranteed to leave at least six figure amount to the end. Find the 1p now and you will have one of the best climaxes ever.

20-

21- £100,000

And with that it is time to make the most important spin of the game. As long as Bank Buster is avoided, you will be playing for a life-changing sum of money.

DIFFICULT DOND ABROAD

DILAN

£100

£3,000

So, would you like to spin again?

Yes please.

WOW, another HUGE risk taken by Davao. If two Bank Busters come up now, you will be regretting that decision for the rest of your life.

DIFFICULT OFFERS (again )

SEPTEMBER 2008 OFFERS

£500



Now, for the all-important question.............

In what year did the Banker first offer money for a previous contestant in the main game?
a. 2006
b. 2007
c. 2008
d. 2009

You have 10 minutes to give me your answer.

B.2007 and It was in Richard's game for Andrew who played the day before.

That is correct.

So you are now facing a 1p/£494,900 finish.

The Banker in charge of this offer is the September 2008 Banker. He normally made some VERY stingy offers. An exception, however, was low amount/£250,000 finishes as he often made fairly generous guarantees to tempt players on at 5 box at the time.

BANKER'S OFFER

£100,000

Deal or No Deal?

Also, Swap or No Swap?

NO DEAL

NO Swap