Deal Or No Deal RPG

Alright then, you have decided to just cut to the chase.

Your case has







(your case reveal amount music plays)

$100. (audience cheer)

What a great decision!

Let's open the unopened cases in the podium (reveal amount inside case music plays)

10 had $500,000
16 had $10,000
20 had $5,000
22 had $2,000,000
24 had $1,000,000

What are you going to do with your $75,000 winnings?

They both sound like nice things to spend your winnings.

Tim0n, go and enjoy your winnings of $75,000. (audience cheer)

We will be back after the break with another game. Don't go away. (audience cheer again and the commercial in music plays

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Once all spots for the next episode are filled up, I will start it.
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(the commercial out music plays and the audience cheer)

Hello and welcome back to Deal Or No Deal.

This time the contestant decided to play the game mode known as Spell Bound (audience oohs)

Before we go through the rules, let's introduce our contestant for this game.
He comes all the way from Antipolo City in the Philippines, say hello to JCEurovision (contestant comes in music plays and audience welcomes him)



So jceurovision, tell us a bit about yourself and also why did you choose Spell Bound as your chosen game mode.

Indeed there is. You start with an incredible 13 $1,000,000 cases. (audience cheer)

If you win the $1,000,000 tonight, or even just a huge amount, what would you do with it?

The money board starts off looking like this.

$1
$2
$5
$10
$25
$50
$75
$100
$200
$300
$400
$500
$750

$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000
$1,000,000

Looks good doesn't it?

I need you to pick a case to keep for yourself for the duration of this game.
Than I will reveal to you the size of the puzzle and the category. 

(the chosen case selected music plays and the audience cheer)

You have chosen Case 20. Let's hope $1,000,000 is in it.

Here is the length of the puzzle and the category.


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The first word is 9 letters long, the second word is 10 letters long.

The category is Sports.

Unless you are ridiculously good in solving puzzles, you definitely need to open 6 cases to start off.
Each case has a money amount but also a letter of the alphabet.

Which 6 cases would you like to start off with?

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Full disclosure: Because the independent adjudicator used 26 different spoiler tags in a PM to me, I do not know what is in every case myself. I checked a couple of cases to make sure the spoiler tags were working but that is it. I do know what the puzzle is, that was the one thing that was not in a spoiler tag.
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Let's start with Case 4. Let's open it. (reveal amount inside case music plays)

$2! (audience cheer)

Good start in terms of knocking out a low amount. Let's also hope for a good letter.

The letter is G.

There is one G

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Case 18 is the next one to be opened. Open the case. (reveal amount inside case music plays)

$300. (audience cheer again)

There is also the letter S in Case 18. Any S's in the puzzle?
(buzzer sound and audience lightly groans)
That sound means there is no S's in the puzzle. At least it was a low amount to lose.

Case 3 will be opened right now. (reveal amount inside case music plays)

$500. (audience cheer once again and some have got a pretty impressed look on their faces)

There is also the letter J in Case 3. Any J's in the puzzle.
(buzzer sound and audience lightly groans again)
No J's in the puzzle but once again it was a low amount to lose.

Case 24 is the next one to be opened. Let's hope for another low amount and also a letter in the puzzle. Open the case. (reveal amount inside case music plays)

$750. (audience cheer again. Some are whispering "How is he this lucky?")

There is also the letter L in Case 24. Let's start getting letters again with hopefully some L's in the puzzle.
(2 dings sound and audience cheer again)

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I would argue that was the best case yet. A cheap amount to lose and multiple instances of letters being revealed.
Let's open Case 11 now. (reveal amount inside case music plays)

Ouch a $1,000,000 case (the 6th one) (audience groans)
The letter H is in Case 11. What we don't want to hear now is a buzzer after knocking out a $1,000,000 case. Are there any H's in the puzzle.
(buzzer sounds and the audience loudly groan)

Let's just hope that Case 1 can provide us with good news to end the round with. Open the case (reveal amount inside case music plays)

Another $1,000,000 case (this time the 2nd one) (audience groan again)
The letter R is in Case 1. We don't want the situation that happened last case to happen again. Is there any R's in the puzzle?

(1 ding sounds and audience claps)

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I say the round had it's high points and its low points.

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I gave each $1,000,000 amount an number from 1 to 13. You will know why I have done this in the next post I make in this thread.

Standby.
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