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Lucky Case Game

The "Lucky Case Game" is a tie-in for the viewing audience to attempt to win a smaller cash prize during the airing of the episode. The initial use of the game used a full 26-case game, but this was eventually reduced down to 6 cases, and fewer cases have been used at other times. The home viewer would select one of the shown cases and either text message or use the show's website to submit their entry during the show's airing; separate games were run for East/Central, Mountain, and Pacific time zone viewers. Those that selected the winning case were then entered into a random drawing, and the winner along with the winning case was announced at the end of the show. The minimum prize value for this game has been $10,000, but starting in the second season, some games featured increased prize amounts up to $100,000 (there was also a one-time $1,000,000 prize at the start of the third season).

Deal Or No Deal Electronic Board Game

Deal or no deal, what will you choose' Choose a briefcase, then as each round progresses, you must either stay with your original briefcase choice or make a "deal" with the bank to accept its "cash" offer in exchange for whatever dollar amount is in your chosen case.

Once you decide to accept or decline the bank's offer, the decision is final. Contestants are encouraged to ask friends or family in the audience for advice; however, only the contestant's answer will be considered binding and final. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, not included.

Deal or No Deal Computer Game (for Windows XP)

Deal or No Deal brings the hit TV show to your PC! The premise is simple: You have 26 suitcases in front of you. Each one contains a different amount of money. Open each case one by one, and try to find the suitcase with the biggest amount of money. Deal Or No Deal? Play as either the contestant or the Banker, and also offers a variety of minigames.

Deal or No Deal Electronic Handheld Game

Deal or No Deal hand held electronic game. TV Game show is available to play at home or anywhere in a handheld game. For 1 to 4 players. Can you beat the odds. Can you beat the banker?

The rules are simple. Choose a briefcase. Then as each round progresses, you must either stay with tyour original briefcase choice or make a "Deal" with the bank to accept its cash offer in exchange for whatever dollar amount is in your chosen case. Once you decide to accept or decline the bank's offer, the decision is final.

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