November Deal or No Deal news

We look back at November on Deal or No Deal. If you want to play Deal or Deal now choose between LadbrokesGames or JackpotJoyWednesday 1st November, Mark PapaMark, an electrician from London has been in a relationship with his partner Cheryl for 8 years. He started this months games well, opening the £1000, £750, 50p, £250 and 1p the first round - Almost all blue! The Banker, believing Mark attracts good luck, offered £13,000. Mark responded with NO DEAL. Mark's second round was inconclusive, opening the £50, £75,000 and £50,000. The Banker's offer reflected this by offering the same amount £13,000. Mark, undeterred, said NO DEAL.Round 3 began with box 13 opened by Nalini containing £10,000. Followed by two blues, £1 and £5. This saw the Banker's offer rocket up £19,000. Thinking that Mark was impulsive, the Banker hoped Mark would deal. He was wrong. Still NO DEAL. Round 4 wasn't quite as lucky for Mark revealing at first 10p but followed by the £20,000 and £100,000. The offer went back down to £13,000. However, with the jackpot still in play, Mark once again uttered NO DEAL.Round 5 began with opening £10. Phew - a blue! This was promptly followed by £15,000 and £35,000. The Banker offered a respectable £23,000 after this mixed round. Although the quarter million was yet to be found, Mark didn't want to push his luck and so he went with DEAL.With Mark now out of the game round 6 began with box 11opened by Rachael containing £3,000. Then came the £250,00, which bought a smile to Mark's face, and then the £5000. Mark's next offer would have been only £230. In the end Mark's box contained just £100. Mark certainly dealt at the right time.Friday 3rd November, Howard WilliamsHoward, who has just left his job as a cinema projectionist started by opening the £250, £15,000, 10p, the dreaded 1p and finally £75,000. It was a mixed round that resulted in a reasonable offer of £18,000. Howard responded with NO DEAL. The second round saw Howard's luck change as he opened the £50, £100,000 and then the jackpot, £250,000. The Banker's offer plummeted to £1,800. Naturally Howard came back with NO DEAL. Round 3 began with box 9 opened by Neil containing £50,000 and then, thankfully, some blues with the £10 and £100 gone. The offer came in at £4018. Still, NO DEAL. Round 4 revealed the £20,000, the £5 and the lowest of the reds, the £1,000. The offer dipped to £3,000 and still Howard stuck with NO DEAL.At this point, Howard really needed a low round to be in with a chance of winning some good money. Unfortunately this wasn't the case as the next three boxes opened contained £5,000, £35,000 and also £750. The Banker's fifth offer dropped again to half of what it was at £1,500. Still hoping for the £10,000, Howard pushed forward - NO DEAL. His dreams shattered though when the next box he opened was indeed the £10,000, followed by £500 and then the highest remaining sum, £3,000. With just £1 and 50p remaining, the last offer was 75p. With nothing to lose, Howard came back for the last time with 'NO DEAL'. Howard opened his box and won the grand total of £1.Monday 9th October, John MartinHelen, a College lecturer, teaching licensing trade to students had a solid opening round with £5, £250, £100,000, £50 and £750. Almost perfect except for the second highest remaining red gone. The Banker's offer was a reasonable £10,000. Helen went for NO DEAL. Round 2 began with box 18 opened by Margaret containing £500. Next came £15,000 and then £1. Another very solid round. The Banker's offer went up to £15,000. Helen still responded with NO DEAL. The next round wasn't quite as pleasing for Helen as she revealed the £35,000 followed by the £10 and then the £20,000. The Banker's third offer went up though, to £17,500. With still lots to play for, Helen again went with NO DEAL. Round 4 saw £1,000, £50,000 and the dreaded 1p knocked out. The Banker's offer continued to rise, this time to £21,000. This was difficult for Helen to turn down so she went with DEAL. With Helen now out of the game round 5 began with box 8 opened by Steve containing £5,000. This was follows by £75,000 and then the big one £250,000. Clearly Helen had dealt at exactly the right time - What luck! After another shocking round, where Helen was ecstatic not to be in play, it turned out that Helen's box contained just 50p!Monday 13th November, Paul DesalvioPaul, who is restarting his career as a handyman had a promising first round opening 50p, £100, £10, £1000 and £5000. The Banker's first offer came in at £10,000. Absolutley NO DEAL. Round 2 was a shocker, with the £100,000, £10,000 and £15,000 gone. The offer plummeted to a measly £250. Obviously NO DEAL. Round 3 played out as the exact opposite of the previous round with Paul opening 1p, £750 and £5 - All blue! This time the offer was multiplied by 100 to a whopping £25,000. Thinking this was too good to be true, Paul responded with DEAL. As the rest of the game unfolded, it appeared that Paul dealt wisely: his box in fact contained just £1.Wednesday 15th November, RACHAEL TOWL Rachael, who plans to go travelling at the end of the year, started by opening £250, £3,000, £1, £5,000 and £5. The Banker's first offer was a precise £1362.50p. Unphased, Rachael responded with NO DEAL. Round 2 saw £100, £10,000 and £750 go. The resulting offer was £18,000. Still not tempted, Rachael came back with NO DEAL. In the next round, we lost the £100,000, £1,000 and thankfully a blue £50. The Banker stuck with his previous offer of £18,000. Second time round, Rachael still felt the same and went for NO DEAL.Round 4 started well with box 11 opened by Maggie containing 50p. Next came box 7 opened by Shed containing £10 and then a blow came when £75,000 went. The Banker seemed impressed by Rachael's play so far and upped the offer to £20,000. Still thinking she could do better, Rachael stuck with NO DEAL. The fifth round saw £50,000, £35,000 and 1p go. With three high reds still in play, including the jackpot, the offer went up to £30,000. At this stage, Rachael decided to DEAL. Her box contained £20,000.Friday 17th November 2006, Madeleine BakerMadeleine, who is retired, started her game with three reds and two blues; £3,000, £15,000, £750, 50p and the big one £250,000. The first offer came in at £4,545. NO DEAL. Round 2 began with box 4 opened by Lynsey containing £10. This was followed by another good one, dismissing the £100. After this came the £75,000. The offer went up to £6,045. Still, NO DEAL. Madeleine's luck changed in round three though when £5,000, £10,000 and £100,000 were revealed. The Banker went back to his original offer of £4,545. Once again, NO DEAL. Round 4 looked a little better as £20,000 went followed by £50 and 1p. This upped Madeleine's offer to £6,600. Still wanting more, Madeleine opted again for NO DEAL. Round 5 began with box 20 opened by Adie containing £35,000. This meant that there was only one member of the power 5 left. She really needed to get rid of the blues now. Luckily for her £250 and £500 went next. The Banker's fifth offer was still low though at £4000. Holding out for the £50,000, Madeleine again went with NO DEAL. BY the beginning of round 6, Madeleine's dreams had disintegrated - first went the £50,000, then 10p, then £1000. With just £1 and £5 left, the Banker's final offer was just £1.45. Madeleine strode on to the bitter end, and her box contained just £1.Monday 20th November 2006, Lynee HacklesLynne, a freelance writer, suffered badly in her first round opening £50, £1000, £250,000, £100,000 and £5. Understandably, the Banker's first offer came it at a miserable £111. NO DEAL. Round 2 picked up considerably with Lynne dismissing three blues, 50p, 1p and £500. The offer went up to £4,111. NO DEAL Amazingly, the third round was another blue one, with Lynne getting rid of £250, £1 and £10. This took the Banker's offer up to £11,111. Still, NO DEAL. Round 4 began with box 21 opened by Lynsey containing £3000. This was followed by £5000 and then £100. The Banker's fourth offer went up to £21,111. Again, NO DEAL. With two blues left and six reds, Lynne was doing well. The next round saw £35,000, £750 and £50,000 go. The offer dropped marginally to £19,111. Still not satisfied, Lynne again went with NO DEAL. In the last full round, Lynne failed to eliminate the last blue, knocking out £20,000, £15,000 and £10,000. However the highest remaining red of £75,000 was still in play, aswell as 10p. The offer came in at £22,076. Having come this far, Lynne decided to risk everything and continue all the way She refused the swap and her box was opened to reveal... £75,000. The gamble paid off. The final box, 6, opened by Jim contained the 10p.Tuesday 21st November 2006, Steve PittSteve, a site agent for the gas industry had a peculiar first round opening £10,000, £1, £100,000, £5,000 and £3,000. The Banker, instead of offering him money, offered to swap his box. Steve refused and played on. Round 2 was considerably better for Steve, £1,000, the lowest red, £500 and £250. The Banker offered money this time - £16,100. Again Steve went with NO DEAL. Round 3 began with box 4 opened by Anna-Marie containing £75,000. This was followed by £100 and £750. The Banker's third offer was £18,000, that's £6,000 for each one of this Steve's three daughter. Before Steve had a chance to respond, the Banker altered his offer to £18,009.99p, adding £9,99p for Steve's only son. Not tempted, Steve stuck with NO DEAL. Round 4 saw Steve reveal 10p, £20,000 and £35,000. The next offer dipped to £12,000. NO DEAL. Disaster struck at the beginning of round 5 as Shahid opened box number 20 for Steve, containing £250,000. This was then followed by 50p and £15,000. The Banker's offer sunk to £1,200. Still hoping for the £50,000, Steve went with NO DEAL. Round 6 began well with £5, but then went the only red £50,000, followed by the 1p. The game was effectively over. The Banker offered £12 but Steve continued to the end. Box 8 contained £50 and Steve's box, 3, contained £10.Tuesday 28th November, Lucy Barnes Lucy, a food development technologist from Frome in Somerset started her game by opening £750, £100,000, 10p, £10 and £20,000. The Banker's first offer was a disappointing £7,500. Lucy went with NO DEAL. The second round was better with the £1,000, 1p and £3,000 going. The Banker's next offer was £9999. Thinking she could do better, Lucy stuck with NO DEAL. Another good round followed with £50 going, followed by £75,000 and then box 21 opened by Danny containing £5. The resulting offer was £14,000. Not tempted, the response was again NO DEAL. Round 4 began with box 19 opened by Claudine containing £10,000, then half this at £5,000 and then 50p. The Banker's fourth offer rose again to £27,500. Once again Lucy came back with NO DEAL. In round 5, Lucy knocked out £35,000, £500 and £50,000. With the jackpot still in play the Banker offered £35,000. This finally tempted Lucy and she went with DEAL. Even though Lucy was now out of play, the game carried out with enormous excitement. In the following round, the £250,000 STILL wasn't eliminated and the Banker's offer would have been a massive £105,000. Lucy said she would have dealt. When it came to the last two, Lucy's box contained only £100 and Gary's box, 12, contained the almighty jackpot. Another crazy month on Deal or No Deal. Play Deal or Deal now at LadbrokesGames or JackpotJoy