What advice would you give?

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What advice would you give? I'd say "Don't guarantee yourself anything, so whatever you win is a surprise"

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wakeymas07 wrote:

No Deal and swap for Box 4.

Er, I'd probably advise people to look at the worst possible scenario after a Deal and after a No Deal and try to decide which one would upset them most. That's how I'd try to play it, anyway.

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What I always say is "Whatever happens is you are going to get an offer higher than that, aren't you?" I'm normally right.

**Posted:** Mon Apr 16, 2007 7:30 pm **Author:** Unix eight **Post subject:**

If the player were faced with a difficult offer, and couldn't make their mind up, I'd say something like: "What presents more of an opportunity to you? The offer, or that board?"

I also like the "The offer you have got might as well be right in front of you. £250 000 is still a dream."

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I would try to present it as statistically as possible. However much faith people bring into the game, it is still a game of chance

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DEAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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What Gavin said. Heck, I wouldn't ever give commital advice, probably just quote the approximate mean and anything else relevant.

Can you imagine it in a sweep? 'Deal' 'No Deal' 'Deal' 'No comment' 'Deal' 'Deal' '£29,500' 'Deal' 'No Deal' 'No Deal'...