Deal Or No Deal RPG

Ok, I wish you the best of luck with box 15.

I'd just like to remind you that all 22 of our boxes are sealed with random amounts picked by random.org before the start of each game, I then carefully check the list to the previous box list to make sure there are no patterns, and there are not any. There is no way of distinguishing the boxes from each other, except the number on the front. Box 15 contains one of the 22 amounts, and none of the other boxes contain that.

So, let's play Deal or No Deall!

*Audience cheer, amounts apear on the screen, swoosh sound plays*

So we need five boxes before the banker gives us their first offer.

(Probably won't do any more videos for this, didn't go as well as I thought it would)

Great opening round, 3 of the Banker's Power Five gone already, I need a prediction from you of what you think the offer will be, if you get to within 10% of the actual offer, you'll get the offer button.

Ok, so let's hope the banker's offer is near £10,000 so we can have a button game.


*Phone rings, set turns red*

Let's have a word, shall we? *Picks up phone* Good afternoon... Still gloating about yesterdays victory, are we?... Well we're going to beat you today, and @millichris is going to have a button game. Thank you. *Puts phone down*

He says it's only the first round yet, so there's nothing to get excited about yet. You think the first offer should be 10 grand. Usually there's a range you have to fall in, but you've got it right on the nose, we have a button game!



*Audience cheers loudly*

So the button is now activated, so at any point you can hit the button and force him to give us an offer, so if you're ready to deal mid-round, give it a push, it's now active for one push this game. So when you feel you may need it, give your boxes one at a time.

£10,000 is brilliant, but we still have the top 8 amounts on the board, and only 2 of his power five. If you say no deal to this, we need 3 more boxes, the one tucked behind the graphic is number 18.

@millichris, £10,000. Deal or no Deal?

*No Deal sound Plays, audience applauds*

Right, three more boxes please, keep it blue. Number 20, here it is:

*Drum Bang*

*Audience groans*
Not great, but we can still salvage this with 2 low blues.
*£50,000 disappears from screen, swoosh sound heard, audience  eventually applauds*


Like we said, two blues now, please, we need to avoid the other big reds. Box 6? Ok. Let's see the penny, please...

*Drum Bang*

*Audience groans loudly*

Such bad luck. Such bad luck, we have to find the penny or else the offer will decrease rapidly. If we find either of the 2 big ones, I doubt we'll see more than £1,000.

*£75,000 disappears from the screen, swoosh sound heard*


Box 2. Let's hope that it's a blue, it has to be.

*Drum Bang*

*Audience groans again*
This round has been disastrous for us. Absolutely decimated the bottom half of the reds. But, the top two and the £35,000 are still there, still lots of money to be won. No matter what he may say, it isn't over yet.

*£10,000 disappears from screen, swoosh sound heard, audience shouts words of encouragement*

Let's see what he wants to say about this.

A fact that I've opened 3 boxes on the right side, means with 45-50% of chances, that I can right now, opening some blue boxes...

Looks tempting for another round, so I'm going to keep the button for later... £5,000... Thanks banker : No deal !


Hmmmm, let's take a look... Okay : boxes number : 21, 18 and 4, please...

*Phone rings, set turns red*

The comeback is on, Mr. Banker, we're going to win one of those top two! Well, you would say that. Well we won't find both because one of them is here at the table. Thank you.

*Puts phone down*

He says you're taking both of the top two out this round, but of course, we want you to have one of them at the table. He says he cannot let you leave with the big money, so take £12,500 before everything goes wrong.

*Audience Applauds*


I'd like to remind you about some things here. The words I said above then were his, not mine. I don't want you to take out either of those two, because they're going to be the last two boxes in your game. You also do have the button, remember, so you could say no deal now, open one box, and then press it. It would be a shame to let it go to waste, but of course, it's your choice, if you don't think your game is going to get any better than £12,500, then you can deal. You can ask advice as well.

Also, you could take out the £35,000, but as long as you then took out two blues you'd probably see an increase on the offer. Remember, one of these 11 boxes does contain the quarter of a million, and it might be this one. *Taps box 15*

I will ask you the question, but if you need it, we can do a poll. @millichris. £12,500. Deal or No Deal?

It seems you're not sure of what the offer button does, so I'll explain it again. You press the offer button when you want a mid-round offer from the banker, you don't have to press it at the end of  the round, or to signal a deal, simply to force the banker to give us an offer.

Anyway, let's find three more blues. Box 7, please, I wish you the best of luck...

*Drum Bang*

*Audience cheers loudly*

Perfect start!

*Swoosh sound heard*


Two more of them please, prove him wrong, because we're not taking both of the big 2 out, we're taking none of them because you are going to pick two blue boxes now. Box 12, let's hope that one has the 50p.

*Drum Bang*

*Audience groans slightly, but then applauds*

We could have done without that really, but it could have been a lot worse.

*Swoosh sound heard*


Come on, find a blue now. 22? Death Box, famous for having large amounts, let's hope you break the curse and find 50p.

*Drum Bang*

*Audience cheers loudly*

Well, it's not 50p, but we'll take it!

*Swoosh sound heard*


That was a brilliant round, but don't be fooled by it, there is still a ton of money up there, and you still have the button, which could mean a one box round. Let's see what he has to say now...



Take a look at this, an 8-box scenario with the top two values left, backed up by £35,000. Only three blues left, one of them being the £750, the biggest blue. A 5-3 split in favour of the right hand side. Very good, that £250,000 could well be on the table, remember...