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I have just watched deal or no deal, and im bemused by the bankers offers.
When the total amount of money left, is around £200,000, the banker offers around a third of the average box amount, 10 boxes worth £200,000, he offers £7,000.
But when a deal is done, he offers the average box price, £20,000, and they say, thats what he would’ve offered…
Also, why is it when the contestant gets offered a third, they say, its a great offer, then turn it down.
I know exactly what you mean, I love the show, but im buggered if I will ever understand that banker lol!!!
there is no banker
@alan snowman wrote:
there is no banker
They say that that presenter blokey is very spiritual :wink: some say he’s a cult leader.
I know for a fact who the Banker really is ……
Do you remember Maxine in the hairdressers on coronation st years ago , well she was seeing a plain clothed police man he was `nt in the programme much but the Banker off deal or no deal is him ……..
this is 1oo% true & fact …..
Couldnt give a toss either way!! :lol:
@becky wrote:
Couldnt give a toss either way!! :lol:
what “you sayin ” The B anker is a W anker & you dont give a toss !!!
On todays show, the acting contestant dealt with 11 boxes remaining. He accepted £27,500, with the average box worth £48,500.
With eight boxes left, the banker offered £55,000, EXACTLY double the previous offer. But the average box was worth about £61,000.
The last 5 were, £5, £250, £750, £50k and £250k = £301,005. The average box is worth £60,201. The banker offered £66,000. Why??? All the time of course, we get the “if only you had carried on one/two more rounds…”, and amazingly, the contestant is in tears that he didn’t carry.
The last two boxes were £5 and £50k, the banker offered £17,500.
The very first offer was £17,500, the contestant said “thats a brilliant offer, noel, you can ask me the question”…..if it was so brilliant, why didn’t he take it.
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