Deal or no deal

wellused

Dave_C wrote: »

And they say that TV is not dumbed down!
To paraphrase Marx, television is the opiate of the masses
Dave

That Groucho was quite intuitive he also said "anyone who says he can see through women is missing a lot".:T

RuthnJasper

Sometimes I'm sad that I can't afford to have a telly. And then I think about programmes like Deal or No Deal and I'm not so sad any more...

Here is the perfect answer to everything on this thread...: (Caution: includes some naughty words) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XmtPWmeGe20 Enjoy! :D xx

grayme-m

I watched this show for the first time end to end on Sunday, so prolly saw the show that started this thread off.

Do people really stand there for weeks at a time to open a box that someone else has chosen until they get a go?

I did have to laugh when she would have been offered £1k, but was rude to the banker and she was offered £300.

kizkiz

There is a small amount of skill involved in deal.
You are playing the odds based on boxes gone and left, knowing what likely offers will be based on those boxes left.

The skill is not in pickign the boxes, but knowing when the odds are against you
Still 99% luck, but you can play the banker to some extent