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Deal or No Deal (SABC2)

Genres: Game/Quiz Shows
Broadcast on: SABC1, SABC2, SABC3

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Deal or No Deal is a South African version of the international television game show created by John de Mol for Endemol Netherlands in which the core idea in all countries is the same: one contestant in a high thrills face-off with mystery suitcases.

The series features one contestant, one host, a banker and a battalion of suitcases each containing a different amount of money between R1 and R250,000.

This is the second South African version of the show - the first aired for two seasons on M-Net, from 2007-2008.

The Game

Each contestant is positioned behind a numbered box.

To start the game, the featured contestant must pick a suitcase in which he or she hopes to reveal the R250,000 - a one in 20 chance.

This suitcase is potentially the contestant's prize, i.e. what they can take home... if, of course, they do not take the deal.

Then the game of choice begins: the contestant must open the remaining 19 suitcases one at a time.

The suitcases are opened and the amounts revealed are struck from a big screen money grid, bringing us ever closer to knowing what amount is held in the contestant's case.

But there's a catch.

The Banker can buy back the contestant's case, based on what amounts are left in play and on what the banker feels the case is worth.

So at predetermined intervals the contestant is given a bank offer.

The contestant now decides whether it is a "Deal!" or "No Deal" - to take the bank offer or to continue opening cases.

If the contestant decides not to take the deal and he or she opens low value cases, then the next bank offer is likely to be higher (and visa versa).

But the banker may also decide to be risky.

The game continues in this way until the contestant takes a deal OR he/she opens the last case.

In taking the deal the contestant goes home with the money offered.

In playing to the last case, the contestant takes home what is in their case, be it R1 or R250,000.

The Risk

When the chips are down it's all about making the right decision and how much you can risk.

Can the contestant call the banker's bluff? Can he or she keep their cool and sail through the rounds?

Will the contestant dissolve into a heap of nerves and strike a deal... or will they play on and end up with nothing?!

Deal or No Deal is executive produced by Primedia Studios by producers Paul Venter and Jaco Loubser.

The series director is Geoffrey Butler.
 


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