And here's how it went!:
Contestant: Michael Wallace
Chosen case: 15
Round One: Six Cases:
7: .01¢!!!
22: $400
4: $300,000
2: $25,000
26: $10,000
10: $100
Banker's offer:
$12,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Two: Five Cases:
13: $750
18: $75,000
1: $10
20: $1,000,000!!!
9: $1,000
Banker's offer:
$21,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Three: Four Cases:
17: $500
23: $1!!
3: $500,000!
5: $400,000
Banker's offer:
$17,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Four: Three Cases:
12: $5,000
21: $300
19: $200
Banker's offer:
$17,000!
Yes, that's right. The Banker is sticking on the cash offer. BUT! Moments later, the Banker calls back and informs Howie he's added something to the Bank vault...
A NEW CAR!!! A 2006 Hummer! (Amusingly enough, Michael mentioned he wanted to buy a Hummer with his winnings at the top of the show!)
So now it's:
Banker's offer:
$17,000 and a 2006 Hummer!
After a long time of debating and discussion among Michael and his supporters. Michael decides to say...
NO DEAL!
Round Five: Two Cases:
6: $75
24: $50
Banker's offer:
$99,000!
(Yep, just the cash only)
NO DEAL!
But after Michael says, "NO DEAL!" he accidentally breaks the glass box that holds the "DEAL!" button (In the American version, when someone wants to "DEAL!" they slap down a button that is protected by a clear glass case. Mostly done to confirm the Deal has been made, kinda like "Final Answer?")! A break is taken to fix it! When the show come back, it is indeed fixed... with black electrical tape and looking very tacky!
Round Six: One Case:
11: $5!
Banker's offer:
$148,990!
Howie says that the Banker would of made it $149,000 but he decided to take $10 off the offer to pay for a new glass case!
But the decision is...
NO DEAL!
Round Seven: One Case:
16: $200,000
Banker's offer:
$126,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Eight: One Case:
8: $25!!!!!
This means that Michael has just cleared the entire left-hand side of the board! His board: $50,000/$100,000/$750,000!!!
Banker's offer:
$252,000!
DEAL!
With over a quarter-million dollars in Michael's pocket, we begin the prove-out with...
25: $100,000
We're left with a $50,000 or $750,000 decision.
Prove-out offer:
$440,000!
Michael's case of 15 had...
15: $750,000
To prove it: 14: $50,000
Peak offer: $440,000
Case value: $750,000
Prize won: $252,000
Result: Outright Banker Win
New contestant: Chetal Chetty
Round One: Six Cases:
1: $200,000
3: $5,000
13: $75
22: $1,000,000!!!
8: $50,000
21: $5!
Banker's offer:
$9,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Two: Five Cases:
7: $1,000
16: $300,000
6: $400
10: $500,000!
18: $25
Banker's offer:
$16,000!
NO DEAL!
Round Three: Four Cases:
MONDAY!
Legalized Telephone Lottery Winner:
Elizabeth Tiger of Holdenville, Oklahoma! ($10,000 in Case 6)
(The American LTL, aka: "The Lucky Case Game", involves home viewers choosing where they think a case valued at $10,000 is at. Choices range from 1 to 6. Only one has the $10k. The winner is randomly chosen from those who guessed correctly. Obviously, if you find the $10k and your name is shown on-screen, You win the $10,000!)
And there you have it!
-Joe R.
(SPECIAL NOTE: This Monday's "DoND" will be TWO HOURS LONG!)
FAQ
Posted: Sun Apr 02, 2006 2:26 am Author: J.R. Post subject: DoND USA: March 31, 2006 ***SPOILER WARNING!***
