December on Deal or no Deal

You can play Deal or No deal now at Ladbrokes Games Friday 1st December, Ian NealeIan, a professional salmon and trout fly fishing guide and instructor, suffered a terrible blow in round one by picking Joey to open his box worth £250,000! Ian quickly made up for this by opening mostly blue boxes which contained £500, £750, £1000 and £100. The banker then made Ian a mere offer of £2,500, to which he replied NO DEAL.Round 2 kicked off to a better start with box 22 opened by Claudine containing 10p, but to Ian's disappointment box 4 opened by Rachael contained a red, £35,000, again Ian repaired the mistake and Danny revealed his box which contained 50p. The banker came in with a new and more profitable offer of £8,400, but Ian once again said NO DEAL.Round 3 was not quite as lucky, as box 17 contained £75,000, this was followed by £1 and £5000. The banker's third offer rose only slightly from the previous offer to £12,500. Ian certain that he could do better stuck with NO DEAL.Unfortunately his luck wasn't about to change as in round four Ian opened £250, £100,000 and 1p. The bankers offer fell to £6,400 and Ian unimpressed, went NO DEAL. Continuing on a downwards slope £50,000; £5 and £15,000 were opened. The banker's fifth offer went down to £5,733 precisely, and Ian sure he could turn it around uttered for a fifth time NO DEAL.With not many boxes left to open Ian launched into round six nicely by opening up boxes containing £50, £10 and £10,000, the banker's offer rose to £10,500. With Ian knowing there was a chance that he could double his money, he bravely told the banker NO DEAL. The banker then swooped in and offered Ian a swap; confident that his box contained £20,000 Ian selected NO SWAP. The final box was unveiled to contain £3000, and Ian who decided to keep his own box won £20,000. Well played!Thursday 7th December, Michael WoolleyMike, a former butcher, came into the game with three reds and two blues, £10, 50p, £35,000, £1000 and £3000. The first offer from the banker was in the form of a swap. Mike swapped box 2 for box 11.Round 2 began with Mikes old box, box 2 containing 1p - Well swapped! This was followed by £250 and £750. After an all blue round the banker put in a generous offer of £22,000. Mike unphased chose NO DEAL. In round 3 Mike opened £1, 10p and a big loss of £75,000. The banker came in with an offer of £26,500. Mike gave in and struck a DEAL.With Mike now out of the game round 4 continued with the opening of boxes containing £500, £15,000 and £50,000, mostly reds and looking bad. The bankers offer would have been £ 21,000. The next round was full of mostly reds again, £10,000, £5 and the big one, £250,000. The bankers offered would have then dropped rapidly to only £11,000. The final round wrapped it all up with a bad pick again of £100,000, £5,000 and £100, leaving the bankers final offer at £6,500, at this point Mike would have dealt. Mike's box, number 11, contained £20,000, Mike wins £26,500. Nicely done.Monday 11th December, Jim (James) HarveyJim, a full-time life skills instructor working with autistic adolescents, got off to a bad start in the game by opening up £10,000, £250,000, £500, £50,000 and £100. The bankers offer was a very low £1,000. Jim went with NO DEAL. Round 2 was looking a lot better with two blues and one red and the banker put in a healthier offer of £9,900. Still NO DEAL.Again in round 3 Jim pulled out all the stops with two blues and one red putting the banker in a difficult position. £14,500 was offered. Jim kept going and stuck with NO DEAL. Round 4 kicked in with things looking grim as Jim picked boxes containing £3,000, £100,000 and 50p. Too many reds and the bankers offer slumped to £8,500.Round 5 and Jim hit £15,000, £75,000 and £5, not looking good at all. The bankers offer came in at only £1,500. Jim hoping for a change in luck said NO DEAL. Luckily for Jim round 6 gave him another chance as he uncovered 10p, £1,000 and £50, the bankers offer rose to £6,000 and Jim once again showed no sign of dealing- NO DEAL.The banker rang to guarantee a swap if Jim went on, Jim complied with NO DEAL. As promised the banker offered a swap, box 19 for box 17. Unfortunately for Jim his old box contained £20,000, and the bankers box £250. Bad luck for Jim!Thursday 14th December, Sarah RobertsonSarah, a professional pet-sitter, started the game well with three reds and two blues; the banker's first offer was £9,000. Sarah opted to carry on and went with NO DEAL. In round 2 Rachel opened box 21 which contained £100,000 and Lucy opened box 2 which contained £75,000. The banker offered £11,000. Still Sarah chose NO DEAL. Having already lost two of the big ones, round 3 saw Neil open box number 22 which contained £50,000 followed by 10p and £500. With the £250,000 still uncovered the banker gave a higher offer of £13,000 which was quickly amended to £15,000 in the hope that Sarah would fold. She stuck with NO DEAL.Round 4 saw Sarah sink as box 15, opened by Frank hid the £250,000 that Sarah had been waiting for. Seeing this the banker dropped his offer to a mere £5,000. NO DEAL. Onto round 5 and two more reds were uncovered, £1,000 and £15,000 along with a blue £5. An offer was made by the banker of £7,000. Sarah still awaiting a better deal stuck with NO DEAL. The all important £35,000 was opened in the next round and the only offer the banker could give Sarah was for £2,000. With a NO DEAL from Sarah the banker offered a swap, but Sarah refused to give in.Sarah's box contained £10, and the final box 11 contained £10,000. Well, it was a tenner she didn't have€¦Sunday 17th December, Claudine WhyteClaudine, a full time mother to her three children started round one well pulling out three blues, £5, £1 and £50, 2 reds were also uncovered as Claudine lost £100,000 and £35,000. The banker's first offer was to swap the box, Claudine answered NO SWAP.Round two saw Claudine open boxes containing £1,000, £250 and £20,000, still in with a good chance of winning the jackpot, the banker made an offer of £14,000 and Claudine holding on for more went with NO DEAL.Claudine's luck continued as she revealed two blues and one red in the next round, the banker's offers rose to £19,000 and not looking like backing down Claudine stuck with NO DEAL. Next Claudine loses the £75,000 but with no sign of the £250,000 the banker came in with an offer of £22,777. Still, NO DEAL.Round five and Claudine, playing the game so well, opened £500, the dreaded 1p and £750. The banker's offer could only have risen again at that point and Claudine was offered £44,031. Unphased and confident to continue Claudine went with NO DEAL again. Nearing the end of the game and the £250,000 still not showing up, the banker's next offer to Claudine came in at a whopping £107,031. Claudine realising the gamble accepted her limits and struck a DEAL.Claudine's box 22 contained £250,000!!! She could have doubled her money and more if she had took the risk. The final box 7 contained £10,000. Regardless of what Claudine could have had, it was still a game well played.Wednesday 20th December, Susan MilfordSusan who has been married to Colin for 36 years continued the game in good spirits after losing £1,000, £20,000, £75,000, £50 and £100,000 in the first round. The banker offered to swap her box but convinced that things could only get better, Susan decided to keep her box, NO SWAP. Round 2 was another tough round with £50,000, £750 and £35,000 out of the game. The banker offered Susan a mere £3000 to walk away, Susan went NO DEAL.The next round looked a little better for Susan but the high numbers were still being opened leaving not much hope for a big win, an offer of £4999 was offered but NO DEAL was struck. Round 4 saw Susan uncover the big £250,000 as well £1 and £10 forcing the banker to drop his previous offer plunging to £499! Not happy with the deal offered, Susan kept a straight face and went with NO DEAL.Still with a few high numbers yet to be seen round 5 looked better for Susan as she pulled out two blues, 10p and 50p and also a red, £5,000. The fifth offer rose by £1,000 to £1499 and NO DEAL for Susan. Next, the remaining boxes were opened, £500, £10,000 and £3000, the banker knowing there was nothing left for Susan gave her an offer of only £1.49p. With nothing to lose Susan opened her box which contained £5, and the final box opened by Lucy only 1p.Friday 22nd December, Karen BoxKaren who lives with her partner James and has been with him for almost 4 years came into the game with high hopes. She started off round 1 by losing three reds, £100,000, £50,000 and £75,000 along with £100 and £50. The banker's first offer was quite a generous £7,000. With still a way to go Karen opted for NO DEAL. Round 2 looked a lot better for Karen with £250, £1000 and 1p out of the game, the offer rose to £9,500 and still NO DEAL for Karen. And after a third offer of £14,500 Karen was still fighting off the offers with NO DEAL.In round 4, Don opened box 19 which contained £35,000 and Joey opened his box uncovering £250,000, the banker's offer fell to £4,500 and Karen unimpressed said NO DEAL. Outing the £5 and £1 in round 5 gave Karen a little edge and an offer was made of £9,000, but with the hope of doubling the offer Karen uttered NO DEAL.Round 6 was tough for Karen as she lost £20,000, £5,000 and £15,000 all in one round, making the offer drop to £3,000. With an offer from the banker to swap her box Karen remained faithful and told the banker NO SWAP. Karen's box 9 contained just £10; the final box 13 opened by Paul contained £10,000. Christmas Day Matinee ShowMonday 25th December, Rachel GilberthorpeRachel works as a Nursery Agency Worker with adults with learning difficulties, she had an unfortunate start to the game with four reds and one blue losing £100,000, £5000, £20,000 and £10,000. The banker's first offer was just £12. Obviously going with NO DEAL Rachel's next round wasn't much better knocking £35,000 and £75,000 out of the game. 12p was on offer from the banker. Again going for NO DEAL and heading for trouble round 3 saw Laura open box 15 which contained £250,000 followed by £15,000 and £750. The banker came in with an offer of £120 and a gift from under the tree, Rachel decided to take a chance and stuck with NO DEAL.Things were looking up for Rachel with a solid round 4 as she opened boxes which contained £500, 50p and £100. A much healthier amount was offered by the banker of £2,400 and two gifts from under the tree. Rachel giving it all up, and with the £50,000 still in play, decided to go DEAL.With Rachel no longer in play round 5 got rid of £50, £5 and £3,000 and the banker's offer would have been £7,200. If Rachel had still gone with NO DEAL then in round 6 she would have opened boxes containing 1p, £1000 and £250, and the banker's offer would have risen to £19,000. To Rachel's surprise her box contained £50,000! The final box opened contained £10. Rachel won £2,400 plus two gifts from under the tree containing a weekend in Paris and £1000. All in all a romantic weekend and £3,400 Not badChristmas Day Evening ShowMonday 25th December, Steve Wright (Wright)Stephen (also known as Wright) who works as a project development officer, kicked off the Christmas Day Evening Show with a very positive first round opening four blues and just one red, £750, £10, 10p, £5 and £50,000. The banker's offer was a very generous £24,000, not high enough for Steve it seems, NO DEAL. Round 2 and Steve opened box 2 which contained £15,000 along with £100 and £250, with Steve still doing well the banker decided to drop his offer by half down to £14,000. Still NO DEAL and into round 3 where £5000, £35,000 and £50 were uncovered. The banker a little worried reinstated his offer to £24,000, Steve not worried gain went NO DEAL.A solid round again up next with Steve letting go of £500, 50p and £1000, the Banker fearing the worst tempted Steve with £32,000, with not a second thought Steve liked what he heard and with no further ado, said DEAL.With Steve firmly out of the game, round 5 continued on a downwards slope with the £250,000 revealed. The offer slumped to £18,000. The Banker then continued to give an offer after each box, the sixth offer would have been £24,000, followed by £28,000 and ending on £8000. Steve's box 12 contained £3000 and the final box 15 contained £20,000. Steve grabbed the best deal and wins £32,000.Boxing Day Show 1Tuesday 26th December, Jenny CarlisleJenny who has 3 daughters Jayne, Sharon and Amy came into the game with three reds and two blues, first out was £3000, £500, £75,000, £35,000 and £5. The banker's first offer was £7000 and a turkey sandwich, not feeling too hungry Jenny decided to go with NO DEAL. In round 2 Jenny lost the big £100,000 along with £20,000 and 50p, the offer sank to £4000 and a Satsuma. Still unimpressed with the offer and a way to go in the game Jenny stuck with NO DEAL.Round 3 began with Neil opening up box 20 which contained £50,000 and the offer rose only slightly to include some stuffing along with the Satsuma and the £4000. Still NO DEAL. Jenny got rid of the dreaded 1p in round 4 which were replaced by a packet of peanuts followed by £1000 and £750. A solid round and so the banker upped his offer to £8000 and 2 Satsuma's. Jenny remained with NO DEAL.A good round was next up as we saw Jenny uncover £50, £1 and £250, an all blue round, forcing the banker to up his stakes to a healthier £26,000. No Satsuma's involved so Jenny took the DEAL. Round 6 saw the £250,000 revealed and an offer which fell to £3000 and some nut loaf. Jenny's box only contained £100 and the final box 2 contained £15,000. Another great win.Boxing Day Show 2Tuesday 26th December, Danny BloomDanny Bloom is currently studying Law at Birmingham University. In his first round he opened the £75,000 along with £1000, £10,000, 10p and £1. The banker offered £21,500, a good first offer. Danny went NO DEAL. In round two Danny chose box 6 which contained 1p and also revealed 50p and £100,000. The banker dropped his offer to £19,000. Danny confident to carry on went NO DEAL. Not a great round three as Danny lost £5000, £15,000 and £750, the banker dropped his offer again at £7000 and a gift from under the tree but Danny again went with NO DEAL. All Looked much better for Danny in round four as Don uncovered £5, followed by Laura and Lucy who revealed £10 and £100, the offer doubled to £14,000 plus 2 boxes from under the tree, with the £250,000 still in play it was a NO DEAL for Danny.£250, £500 and £50,000 went out in round five leaving Danny with an offer of £20,000 and all three boxes from under the tree, fearing he couldn't have lasted much longer, Danny takes the DEAL. With Danny out of play the banker then offered to give an offer after each box. Round six begun with Catherine opening the box that contained £250,000, Danny confident that he took the right deal watched the banker's offer drop to £6000. £3000 followed and the banker's seventh offer would have risen to £9000 ending at £27,000.Danny's box contained £35,000 and the final box £20,000. Danny won £20,000 plus £10,000 from one of the boxes under the tree. A big £30,000 win!New Years EveSunday 31st December, Alfie CurusoAlfie, a Window Cleaner from Stoke-on-Trent, kicked off the game with a mixed round opening £10, £100,000, £5000, £15,000 and £1, the banker gave a disappointing offer of just £900, a NO DEAL for Alfie. Round 2 and Alfie loses the £75,000 but gets rid of 50p, the banker rose the offer to £9000 and Alfie still not interested went NO DEAL. A good next round but the offer falls to £500, maybe a little trickery by the banker? Alfie stuck at NO DEAL and carried onto round 4 revealing £1000, £5 and £50,000, the offer rose to a peculiar £13,013, still NO DEAL for Alfie. Into round 5 and Gabrielle knocked out the £35,000 whilst Elton got rid of the 1p, the banker came in with an offer of £20,000, Alfie pleased with the offer went DEAL.As the game carried on with Alfie out of play a solid round ended as the banker offered £99,000! Alfie would have no doubt dealt at this point, and some more bad news- ¦Alfie's box contained £250,000! Oh dear, but still a win of £20,000 to enter the new year with. Happy New Year!You can play Deal or No deal now at Ladbrokes Games or JackpotJoy