Deal or No Deal Card Game

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A quarter of a million pounds... 22 identical sealed boxes... and no questions. Except one: Deal or No Deal?'" According to the yoghurt manufacturer which signed up to sponsor the programme in 2010, the show's viewers over-index heavily on over-45-year-old empty-nesters looking for a healthy balanced lifestyle. Whatever that means. Personalized, Pen Set Box, Personalized Rosewood Pen Case, Exotic Natural Set Engraving, Monogrammed, gift, deal for dads, Christmas gift

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The above was written in the show's first couple of months on air, and since then, there have been some changes. Some for the better, some for the worse, and some we're really not sure about either way. There's also been an increasing emphasis on gambling in the show, with both Noel and the banker clearly showing a preference for gamblers, and Noel constantly going on about "courage" (which in his book seems to mean ignoring the odds and pressing on to the end regardless). This probably does increase the show's appeal to, well, people whom gambling appeals to, but it might be questioned whether this kind of none-too-subtle endorsement is really suitable for 4.15pm, and indeed whether it really makes for a more exciting show anyway. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ VIKING Axe Personalized Christmas Gift for him hand forged carbon steel Battle axe Best ANNIVERSARY Gift Luxury Birthday gift for husband Anyway, it's friendly enough, Noel makes us care about the contestants and it's nice to see likeable people walk away with a decent sum of money. It's perhaps not quite the great and mighty format that some folk have talked it up as (and it does seem to be one of those shows that either you "get" or you don't) but as daytime gameshows go, it's pretty good and a deserved hit. Six episodes were sampled for an unusually deep episode of Dave Gorman: Modern Life is Goodish. One of these had been made into a screenshot that Gorman had made look like Jesus. I guess you had to be there. No wonder some people think the show is rigged. "Sequencegate" didn't help, even though all the evidence says it was a genuine mistake. Astute conspiracy theorists may note that Noel can still be telling the truth about nobody knowing where the money is at the start of the game provided the producers don't open the sealed list until play begins. Not that there's any evidence that they do - but with the loophole there and the way the banker-producer treats players, it doesn't feel like it would be out of character if he did.