you all know sometimes deal or no deal occassionally have 500,000 shows do you think ever anyone will win it or deal at an offer higher than 250,000?

In my eyes it is the same chance as someone dealing at the first offer!

I don't think they'll ever do £500,000 specials again, so the answer to that is no.

no

No because people generally bottle it when the offers get to 30-40K+ anyway.

Well I think there's only ever been 4(?) £500k games, and even if the probability is the same as a £250k winner at roughly 1 in every 500 shows, then assuming one £500k game per year we will see it in about 500 years' time! Although with Banker's Gambles it's possible they could set it up if there happened to be a game where it stayed in play and the player had dealt.

No guarantee there will be any more £500k games in the near future anyway, they haven't used it for some time. Probably more chance of seeing it through the country experiencing hyper-inflation reducing the current prize amounts to small change than any other way...

There won't be anymore £500,000 games as the revenue is nowhere near as great as it used to be back in the day...simple as...

I don't think it would happen, unless the board was very strong or if the player was a Wakeyist. The offers on a £500k board would be too much for most people to risk.

No. Simple as that.

I remember that on deal or no deal's second birthday there was a £500,000 on the board but on the third birthday I expected one but never came.
I think that the answer is no especially if on the 1000th show there is not one, I doubt there will be one.

Anyway it's hard to match brave players with £250,000 so what are the chances with £500,000?

In the unlikely event that £250,000 and £500,000 were still left at 5 box, or £500,000 and £100,000
the kind of offer you would get at 5 box would make you want to deal!

Whilst I would like to see 500k games every so often, it's always a bit of an anti-climax if it's found early in the game as it basically returns to a normal game. The doubled board that was done for the 2nd birthday was better.

Of course they're unlikely to ever do larger money games now, especially when Channel 4 are trying to save money (as are other TV channels). With Noel Edmonds apparently in line for a wage reduction along with many other Channel 4 stars > http://www.mirror.co.uk/celebs/news/200 ... -21185651/