Play Deal or No Deal Online

Are you looking for a fun and exciting casino game to play? If so, you may want to consider playing Deal or No Deal. This live casino game is based on the popular television show of the same name and offers an exciting twist on the classic wheel spin games. Here are some things you should know about playing Deal or No Deal.

How To Play Deal or No Deal – Live Casino Games

To begin, each player will select a briefcase from among 26 available cases which contain different amounts of money ranging from one penny up to £1 million. The selection process is completely random, so no one knows what they're going to get until after they've chosen their case. Once everyone has selected their case, the game begins with a series of rounds in which players can make deals with the Banker or choose to risk it all by opening their cases.

In each round, the Banker will offer players a certain amount of money and they have the option to take that deal or reject it and open their case. If they choose to open their case, they can either win more than what was offered by the Banker or end up losing out on potential winnings if their case contains less money than what was offered by the Banker. Players can also choose to keep their cases closed for multiple rounds before making any deals with the Banker.

Rewards and Risks

The rewards and risks associated with playing this game are quite high depending on how much money is in your case compared to what's being offered by the Banker. It's important for players to be aware of both before making any decisions as there is always a chance that your luck could run out if you don't make wise choices throughout the game. Players who are willing to take risks can potentially earn large sums of money while those who prefer a more conservative approach may be better off accepting smaller but more consistent offers from the Banker.

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Deal or No Deal is an exciting live casino game that combines elements of luck, strategy, and risk-taking into an entertaining experience for all types of players. While there are risks involved in playing this game, those willing to take them could potentially walk away with large sums of money if Lady Luck is smiling down upon them during playtime! Whether you're playing for fun or for real money prizes, Deal or No Deal is sure to provide hours upon hours of excitement at Free Daily Spins!

HOW TO PLAY  

Deal or No Deal Live is an online live casino game set in the format of the popular TV show.  

As such, the aim to to accurately guess if the value in the last briefcase is higher than the Banker's final offer.  

To play this game, you first need to pass the qualification round - read on for more information about this. 

QUALIFICATION ROUND 

A bank vault wheel containing three reels will appear at the start of the game.  

In order to quality, you need to spin the wheel and align the gold segments in the top middle sector - achieving this will unlock the bank vault door and grant you access to the game show.  

You can spin the wheel an unlimited amount of times within the set timeframe.  

Each spin will cost your chosen bet amount. 

You can increase you chances of qualifying by purchasing one ring at 3x your bet (select 'easy') or two rings at 9x your bet (select 'very easy') - the gold segments on all purchased rings will automatically align on top.  

If you wish to purchase any rings, you must do it before the qualification time runs out.  

Failing to qualify within the time limit means you will be automatically offered qualification for the next round. 

The bigger your bet, the bigger the value in the briefcases to qualify with for the game show, as well those in the actual game show.  

The cash amount in the most valuable briefcase will be set by 75x - 500x your total bet on each spin.  

There are 16 briefcases in total - you can choose any one of them to be the most valuable briefcase at any point in the qualification round.  

Do this by clicking on one of the cash values displayed on the left and right of the screen - this can be done an unlimited amount of time.  

THE TOP UP WHEEL 

The Top Up wheel will appear as soon as you've qualified.  

It gives you the option to 'top up' the value in your chosen biggest-prize briefcase by 5x to 50x your bet.  

Should you wish to do this, select your desired Top Up bet amount, then spin the wheel.  

You can spin the Top Up wheel an unlimited amount of times within the time limit.  

Every time you spin the Top Up wheel, it will cost you your selected bet amount.  

THE MAIN GAME 

Once you've passed the qualification and Top Up Wheel process, you will proceed to the main game show.  

There will be 16 briefcases in total, including your chosen one, which will be placed on the table at the front. 

The remaining 15 briefcases will be split into two rows.  

Every briefcase will contain a hidden number (one to 16) and be randomly distributed around the studio.  

The amount of money in each briefcase will be shown on either side of the screen. 

The host's assistant will then gradually open the briefcases to reveal its number and the amount of money in it. 

Once a briefcase has been opened, that number will be no longer be involved in the game.  

PAYOUTS 

The table below lists the payout for each briefcase: 

BRIEFCASE PRIZE 
1 0.1x 
2 0.2x 
3 0.5x 
4 0.7x 
5 1x 
6 2x 
7 3x 
8 5x 
9 8x 
10 10x 
11 12x 
12 15x 
13 20x 
14 25x 
15 50x 
16 65x - 100x 

FIRST OPENING AND OFFER 

In the first opening, three of the 16 briefcases will be opened.  

The banker will then propose a 'Deal or No Deal' offer, which you either accept or decline: 

If you accept (Deal), the agreed amount of money will be awarded and added to your balance - you will then have the option to return to the qualification round 
If you decline (No Deal), you will carry on playing 
If you fail to decide within the timeframe, 'No Deal' will be automatically selected and you will carry on playing 

SECOND OPENING AND OFFER 

Another four briefcases will be opened in the second round.  

The banker will then give you a new ‘Deal or No Deal’ offer, which, again, you can accept (Deal) or decline (No Deal). 

THIRD OPENING AND OFFER 

Four new briefcases will be randomly selected and opened, followed by the Banker’s ‘Deal or No Deal’ offer. 

FOURTH OPENING AND FINAL OFFER 

In the fourth round, a final three briefcases will be opened at random, meaning just your briefcase and one other will remain.  

A final offer will then be made by the banker. 

You have three options to choose from: 

Deal - you accept the offer and collect your winnings 
Switch briefcases - if you think the other briefcase contains a bigger amount of money than yours, you can choose to swap briefcases before the final opening (below) 
No Deal - you will keep your chosen briefcase for the final opening 

THE FINAL OPENING 

Once you have made your final offer decision, the remaining two briefcases will be opened, resulting in one of the following: 

If your final offer decision was ‘No Deal’, you will be awarded the amount revealed in your chosen briefcase 
If your decision was ‘Switch Briefcases’, you will be awarded the amount revealed in the other briefcase 
The amount you have won will be displayed on-screen, before you return to the qualification round. 

A bet is placed only when it has been received by our server from your handset using our software. Once a bet has been placed it is final and binding and cannot be cancelled or changed. For the avoidance of doubt, a bet remains valid even if the result cannot for any reason be displayed back to your handset (due, for example, to a network failure, interruption of communication, or if you receive a phone call). In the event of a game termination, any relevant jackpot will be paid out on a random draw authorised by the regulator.

The theoretical average return to player (RTP) is up to 95.42%. This RTP represents the long-term expected payback of the game which has been calculated by an independent testing company and monitored monthly.

Malfunction voids all plays and pay outs.

A bet is placed only when it has been received by our server from your handset using our software. Once a bet has been placed it is final and binding and cannot be cancelled or changed. For the avoidance of doubt, a bet remains valid even if the result cannot for any reason be displayed back to your handset (due, for example, to a network failure, interruption of communication, or if you receive a phone call). Malfunction voids all plays and pay outs.