Deal or No Deal
Season: 5 Episode: 165 [ change ]
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Steve's Game with Box Number 12.
In the first round Steve chose:
Roopa with box number 21 had £5
Neide with box number 14 had £35,000
Shahid with box number 4 had £50
The remaining boxes are: 1p, 10p, 50p, £1, £10, £100, £250, £500, £750, £3,000, £10,000, £15,000, £20,000, £50,000, £75,000, £100,000, £250,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £11,376 | £11,000 |   | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £11,000 which was rejected.
In the second round Steve chose:
The remaining boxes are: 1p, 10p, 50p, £10, £100, £250, £500, £3,000, £10,000, £15,000, £50,000, £75,000, £100,000, £250,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £13,779 | £15,000 | | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £15,000 which was rejected.
In the third round Steve chose:
The remaining boxes are: 10p, £10, £100, £500, £3,000, £10,000, £15,000, £50,000, £75,000, £100,000, £250,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £21,871 | £21,008 | | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £21,008 which was rejected.
In the fourth round Steve chose:
Mark with box number 11 had £3,000
The remaining boxes are: 10p, £100, £500, £10,000, £15,000, £50,000, £75,000, £100,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £17,851 | £21,008 | | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £21,008 which was rejected.
In the fifth round Steve chose:
Caine with box number 10 had £15,000
The remaining boxes are: 10p, £500, £10,000, £50,000, £75,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £15,383 | £20,000 | | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £20,000 which was accepted.
Dealt at £20,000
Now Steve is trying to find 2 boxes which contain £50,000 or £75,000. If Steve finds £75,000 in the next round, Steve has made a great deal.
In the sixth round Steve chose:
Andrew with box number 22 had £500
The remaining boxes are: £50,000, £75,000.
| Offers | Boxes Meter | We Recommend | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fair | Banker's | ||
| £61,869 | £61,500 | | No Deal |
The Banker called with an offer of: £61,500
Steve had £50,000 in box number 12 which means Steve lost to the Banker by £30,000.
The remaining box belonged to Kristi with box number 9 which had £75,000.
Summary:
Dealt at: £20,000
Amount in their Box: £50,000
Highest Offer: £61,500
Lowest Offer: £11,000
Synopsis:
A good start for Steve today, and he is well rewarded by the Banker. Steve keeps his momentum going and the offers rise nicely until he hits the £250,000, then the Banker sticks on his offers. The Banker then plays some big emotional mind games with Steve at the end of the 5th round which results in a deal.
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Let me just start be saying that was the most unfair mind games I have ever seen the Banker use. Sometimes I just wish Noel wouldn't pass on what the Banker said. I just hate it when the Banker uses the kids as an excuse to get the player to deal. He shouldn't be allowed to do that. However, £20,000 was a great offer for the board and I can see why he dealt. I just didn't expect Steve to have the PERFECT round.
xxxxx.bb.sky.comI was really disappointed with his deal, even before he produced that round, Most people would have dealt at that but the banker was really clever by bringing the children into it, it has been a very long time since anyone has kept two of the biggest reds to the end and still be in play, I think Laura who won 35,000 was the last
xx.24.61.47I agree with you I also hate it when Noel is obligied to pass the message on, can't he just keep it to himself. If he really wanted Steve to do well then he wouldn't bring one of his weaknesses up. I hate it when players who come along decide to make a decision based on their personal reasons, instead of just playing the game for themselves. That's why you apply for the show isn't it. Anyway I can understand why he dealt but I didn't think £20,000 was a good offer actually as he had a backup of £10,000 and the average is just over £27,000. Anything less than £30,000 would be a No Deal for me.
xxxxx.bagu.cable.ntl.com20k was actually a very good offer even though I would go on. What I did like about this game is that Gaz was mentioned and people like Alice wasnt. On a whole I enjoyed the game, and I agree about the players kids beiong brought into it.
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