The following situations are from actual DOND games. The board and offer are shown, you may or may not have seen/remember the game but I have hidden the player name and result in "spoiler" colours.

Don't worry, all the games have already been aired so no "true" spoilers here. See whether you would Deal or No Deal... then look at what the player did and how it turned out!

1.
Board: £500 £3,000 £75,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £51,000

Contestant: Kirsty (4th April)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Won £75,000 (after also no-dealing £125,000)

2.
Board: 1p 10p £50 £250 £250,000
Offer: £9,900

Contestant: Trevor (1st March)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Won 1p

3.
Board: £500 £20,000 £50,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £39,000

Contestant: JT (8th April)
Decision: Deal
Result: Theoretical final offer £5,100, box contained £20,000.

4.
Board: £5 £10 £50 £750 £35,000
Offer: £2,500

Contestant: Okiem (23rd Feb)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Deal at £17,000, had £50 in box

5.
Board: 10p £10 £1,000 £35,000 £75,000
Offer: £17,000

Contestant: Jim (3rd Feb)
Decision: Deal
Result: Theoretical final offer £34,000, box contained 10p

1. I'd probably get scared by the 10% chance of disaster and deal, although I'd be tempted to go on. And I know who that is! *checks* Yep, I do!

2. *sob* I remember this game....and I think I'd probably go on, although if it were £10,000 I'd probably see it differently. Which I know is totally stupid, but still.

3. I remember that too, and I think I'd have no dealt there. (Considering what actually happened in these games, my decisions are looking pretty poor..)

4. No deal. £2,500 is nice, but not such a huge sum of money that I'd be gutted if I lost it. I'd be far more disappointed to take it and find out I missed out on £35,000. And I know that contestant!

5. God, I know who this one was too. That's quite worrying that I remember them all. And I think I'd take that.

1.
Board: £500 £3,000 £75,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £51,000

No Deal

2.
Board: 1p 10p £50 £250 £250,000
Offer: £9,900

Deal

3.
Board: £500 £20,000 £50,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £39,000

No Deal

4.
Board: £5 £10 £50 £750 £35,000
Offer: £2,500

Deal

5.
Board: 10p £10 £1,000 £35,000 £75,000
Offer: £17,000

Deal

1.
Board: £500 £3,000 £75,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £51,000

Contestant: Kirsty (4th April)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Won £75,000 (after also no-dealing £125,000)
Deal: The 10% chance disaster scenario of taking out the 3 big numbers would have led me to do this probably!

2.
Board: 1p 10p £50 £250 £250,000
Offer: £9,900

Contestant: Trevor (1st March)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Won 1p

I think no deal, this one has to be worth a gamble! You have a 40% chance of getting life changing money. The offer by the banker was very ungenerous. Trevor was brave but unlucky.

3.
Board: £500 £20,000 £50,000 £100,000 £250,000
Offer: £39,000

Contestant: JT (8th April)
Decision: Deal
Result: Theoretical final offer £5,100, box contained £20,000.

No deal because you have a good safety net even in the 10% disaster scenario of taking out the 3 biggest numbers.

4.
Board: £5 £10 £50 £750 £35,000
Offer: £2,500

Contestant: Okiem (23rd Feb)
Decision: No Deal
Result: Deal at £17,000, had £50 in box

Again no deal because £2,500 is not likely to go far, and you have a 40% chance of winning something considerably better as Okiem proved.

5.
Board: 10p £10 £1,000 £35,000 £75,000
Offer: £17,000
Result: Deal at £17,000

Deal because the odds are that after opening the next 3 boxes the offer will decrease, and £17,000 is a very nice sum of money!

Personally any game where 3(or more) of the final 5 numbers are in the power 5 I would No Deal. 60% chance of £35,000 or more would be too greater temptation.