Drumond Park Deal or No Deal

Channel 4's teatime gameshow 'Deal Or No Deal' is still a hugely popular show four years after it was first aired. The game, hosted by Noel Edmonds, involves the use of twenty two sealed boxes and the opponent of a mystery 'banker' who only communicates through Edmonds via telephone. A contestant choses one box as their own. Inside every sealed box is a card containing a monetary amount ranging from 1p to £250,000. The contestant randomly choses the other boxes to open aiming to find boxes with the lowest monetary amounts. The banker then offers the contestant a payment 'deal' (to buy the contestant's box) according to his best guess of what monetary amount is in the ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal the board game is a fun game which the family can play which is based on the popular television show Deal or No Deal. This show presented by an annoying Noel Edmonds has been running for over two years and is highly successful. In the game you receive 22 small red cardboard boxes as well as small amounts of money written on cardboard from 1p to £250,000. You have to put all the cardboard amounts into the boxes and then mix them around. Afterwards you place them on the board and select one box. Following this you pick up five boxes and then type the amounts of them into the electronic telephone. The phone will the ring and on the electronic ...  Read the complete review

I am sure that everyone has watched Deal or No Deal at least once but just in case. . . It is a game show presented by Noel Edmonds in which contestants have to beat the banker and take home a jackpot prize. The idea is that each person has a box and the contestant goes through the game opening boxes to reveal low amounts of money which makes the banker think the box they have contains a large amount. The banker then offers to buy the box and you can deal or no deal until you are happy with the amount you take home. The board game version is just like the television show. It comes complete with an electronic banker, the playing board, 22 ...  Read the complete review

We were given this board game for christmas - this seems to be the only time we ever have for playing games. We couldn't get started immediately as you have to make all the boxes up out of cardboard yourself. This was a bit fiddly but they were quite well made so they were quite easy to make up. There were also a couple of spares so if you do have any accidents you can replce them. I'm afarid I am probably the one person in the country who has never seen a full episode of Deall or no deal - but I have seen a few bits of episodes and to be honest the concept isn't that difficult, you open boxes in turn and decisde whether you want to risk carrying on ...  Read the complete review

Deal or No Deal board Game I was given this board game as a present (for some reason my mum has it in her head that I really like deal or no deal and I don't like to upset her) If you haven't ever watched deal or no deal the idea of the game is that there are 22 boxes with amounts from 1p to 250k in them. You pick one with out knowing what's in side. Then you open boxes hoping to get rid of the ones with low amounts in every few boxes the banker will phone and offer you a certain amount of money to buy your box off you. He is hoping to buy it for less and you either want to sell you box for the most amount of money or keep going to the end and have ...  Read the complete review