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This is a summary of episodes from the first half of the (current) third series of the UK version of the game show Deal or No Deal. Information here finishes at the special Christmas Star episodes, screened in late 2007.

Records for Series 1a, Series 1b, Series 2a, Series 2b and the current series are also available.

The highlighted amount shows the amount actually won by the contestant, either by dealing, or by continuing to the end and opening their box or a swapped box (swaps shown in orange). Offers shown after the deal was made are "hypothetical" offers if they had played on.

Contents 1 Episodes 2 Trivia 3 Footnotes 4 External links

[edit] Episodes

WARNING: Spoilers follow here.
Important storylines will follow here. If you do not wish to know, skip to another section.

Ep	Date	Player	Box №	Offer 1	Offer 2	Offer 3	Offer 4	Offer 5	Offer 6	Box	New Contestant
513	Aug 13	Rossano	16	£5.50	£15,050	£5,050	£5,050.50	£5,050.55	£10,050	£35,000	Ron
514	Aug 14	Debbie	14	£6,100	£9,000	£18,000	£18,000	£36,000	£180	1p	Enid[1]
515	Aug 15	Karen	10	£3,316	£12,500	£20,000	£33,316	£19,500	£12,500	50p	Jenny[2]
516	Aug 16	Enid	14	£9,100	£16,500	£19,100	£22,000	£55,000	£10,055	£3,000	Caroline
517	Aug 17	Robert	16	£1,000	£5,000	£15,000	£25,000	£20,000	£15,000	10p	Lee
518	Aug 19	Jenny	1	£5,656	£10,000	£7,500	£5,001	£20,000	£20	£5	Pete
519	Aug 20	Brian	14	£8,118	£9,229	£12,020	£12,020	£19,999.99	£40,000	£100,000	Zahida
520	Aug 21	Alan	16	£1,110	£11,010	£8,500	£4,250	£2,500	£9,250	£35,000	John M
521	Aug 22	Joan	14	£6,000	£9,500	£7,500	£20,000	£30,000	14p	1p	James
522	Aug 23	Vicky	16	£6,900	£6,899.91	£15,000	£10,000	£70	£2.15	£5	Carol
523	Aug 24	Claire	11	£5,500	£7,500	£900	£450	£750	£214	£100	Alexandra
524[3]	Aug 26	Alex	13	£4,400	£8,800	£8,800	£5,000	£12,500	£4,400	£10,000	Stephen
525	Aug 27	Jon G	18	£8,800	£10,000	£1,300	£17,500	£10,000.01	£9,500	£50,000[4]	Kathy
526	Aug 28	Daniel	16	£8,100	£13,000	£20,000	£44,000	£90,000	£75,000	£50,000	Viv
527	Aug 29	Stevie	5	£10,000	£2,000	£5,000	£5,999	£10,001	£40,000	£100,000	Danielle
528	Aug 30	Norman	2	£1,561	£2,415.61	£2,481	£4,815	£15,000	£3,000	£1	Ioanna
529	Aug 31	Lee	6	£900	£7,900	£10,000	£6,500	£10,000	[5]	£50	Maria
530	Sep 2	Ron	5	£8,500	£10,000	£5,000	£12,000	£15,000	£7,500	£1	Andrea
531	Sep 3	James	20	£900[6]	£6,000	£350	£199	£2,000	£62.50	£100[7]	Alicia
532	Sep 4	John M	10	£9,500	£17,500	£17,500	£7,500	£16,500 £18,000	£36,000	£10[8]	Lisa
533	Sep 5	Stephen	3	£400	£20,400	£25,000	£20,000[9]	£44,400	£4,400	10p	Joan
534	Sep 6	Robin	5	£102	£3,939	£567.80	£750	£750.39	£39	£100	Gillian
535	Sep 7	Pete	6	£721	£5,000	£8,500	£1,500	£99.99	19p	10p	Phyllis
536[10]	Sep 8	Annie	11	£6,000	£7,500	£12,500	£20,000	£25,000	£7,000	£35,000	Jean
537	Sep 10	Siobhan	22	£2,500	£25	£2.50	£500	£99.99	£200	£5[11]	Tom
538	Sep 11	Brenda	16	£6,500	£3,250	£10,000	£3,000	[12]	[13]	1p	Stuart
539	Sep 12	Theresa	4	£8,500	£13,013.13	£15,000	£20,000	£26,000	£52,000	£10	James
540	Sep 13	Kulwant	5	£7,200	£5,000	£1,500	£300	£450	£2.50	£10	Stan
541	Sep 14	Irene	1	£4,013	£113	£5,013	£5,013	£1,000.52	52p	10p	Lee
542	Sep 15	Caroline	6	£4,003	£1,003.50	£2,503.75	£953.95	£2,003.99	£4	£500	Bernie
543	Sep 17	Zahida	13	£8,500	£5,000	£13,000	£21,000	£25,000	£34,000	£100,000	Ed
544	Sep 18	Carol	14	£4,444	£1,800	£4,147	£10,000	£5,000	£250	£1,000	Pottsy
545	Sep 19	Alexandra	10	£8,000	£10,000	£1,000	£5,000	£15,000	£26,000	£1	Steve
546	Sep 20	Viv	6	£7,500	£15,000	£1,500	£999	£1,000	£5,000	50p	Pete
547[14]	Sep 21	Kathy	5	£10,428	£12,500	£10,000	£13,018 £15,000	£17,000	23p	10p	Rob
548	Sep 22	Tom	22	£5,000	£15,000	£7,500	[15]	£20,000	[16]	£1,000	Tracy
549	Sep 24	Andrea	6	£1,800	£10,000	£12,500	£7,500	£9,000	£3,500	£10,000	Mikey
550	Sep 25	Maria	6	£7,550	£12,550	£8,550	£2,550	£9,550	£40,550	£100,000[17]	CJ
551	Sep 26	James	19	£6,100	£10,100	£4,100	£913	£2,100	£5,100	£15,000[18]	Janet
552	Sep 27	Joan	15	SWAP[19]	£5,000	£5,000	£10,000	£25,000	£42,000	£50,000	Maggie
553	Sep 28	Lisa	19	£50	£2,500	£4,000	£3,000	£8,000	£15,000	£3,000	Col
554	Sep 29	Stuart	2	£11,000	£21,000	£31,000	£10,000	£20,000	£6,000	£20,000	Little Rich
555	Oct 1	Ioanna	11	£2,000[20]	£5,000	£5,000	£9,001	£17,500	£2,500	£5,000	Brunhilde
556	Oct 2	Stan	8	£6,644	£3,000	£10,000	£10,000	£11,500	£1,500	1p	Helen W
557	Oct 3	Danielle	6	£4,500	£10,000	£20,000	£26,000	£45,000	£12,000	£1	Abed
558	Oct 4	Bernie	4	£8,262	£2,262	£7,262	£6,262	£3,262	£26.20	£50	Chris S and Maria[21]
559	Oct 5	Alicia	6	£10,100	£10,100	£16,100	£22,100	£27,100	£18,100	10p	Ben
560	Oct 6	Gillian	14	£10,400	£5,200	£12,500	£11,500	£950	£350	£100	Ron
561	Oct 8	Lee	16	£2,012	£10,000	£1,000	£3,000	£1,616	£507	10p	Helen B
562	Oct 9	Phyllis	8	£9,000	£13,000	£7,500	£10,000	£3,000	£10,000[22]	1p[23]	Charly
563	Oct 10	Jean	18	£13,000	£13,192	£13,013	£10,000	£20,000	£1,300	£10,000	Mary
564	Oct 11	Steve	12	£8,000	£12,000	£17,500	£26,000	£22,500	£13,000	£50,000	Michael and Chris B[24]
565	Oct 12	Rob	16	£1,000[25]	£1,313	£6,500	£8,000	£1,300	£2.99	£10	Tina
566	Oct 13	Tracy	5	£6,010	£8,000	£15,000	£20,001	£22,000	£44,000	10p[26]	Ajay
567	Oct 15	Pottsy	2	£8,000	£14,000	£12,500	£9,000	£17,500	£20,000	£50,000	Peter
568	Oct 16	Ed	18	18p	£9,000.22	£16,000.28	£22,000.38	£33,000.62	£14,000.50	£20,000	Steff
569	Oct 17	Janet	20	£10,600	£14,500	£15,000	£10,000	£20,000	£5,000	£100	Helen B[27]
570	Oct 18	Mikey	12	£5,000	£10,000	£15,000	£20,000 £22,500	£20,000 £25,000	£50,000	£250,000	Tony
571	Oct 19	Maggie	9	£6,000	£6,001	£8,500	[28]	£20,000	[29]	£35,000	Judy
572	Oct 20	Pete	14	£6,000	£7,500	£3,500	£5,100	£1,000	£52.50	1p	Nicky
573	Oct 22	Brunhilde	6	£8,000	£12,500	£10,000	£20,000	£5,001	£2,000	£5,000	Simon
574	Oct 23	Chris S	11	£7,500	£10,000	£18,888	£22,000	£15,000	£75,000	£250,000	Tink
575	Oct 24	Helen W	15	£4,100	£7,777	£9,000	£16,500	£30,000	£70,000	£100,000	Anne
576	Oct 25	Col	7	£10,000	£17,500	£20,000	£30,000	£15,000	£7,000	£750	Mario
577[30]	Oct 26	Ron	11	£7,820.10	£15,000	£17,500	£15,000	£7,800	£7,820.11	£20,000	Denis
578	Oct 27	Abed	13	£1,000	£10,000	£15,000	£7,500	£5,000	£2,000	£5,000	Shaz
579	Oct 29	Ben	18	£9,666	£6,666	£666	£3,666	£11,666	£15,666 £21,666 £30,666[31]	£15,000	JC
580	Oct 30	Tina	14	£6,000	£10,000	£10,000	£10,000	£15,000	£21,000 £30,000 £25,000[32]	£100,000[33]	Artak
581[34]	Oct 31	Chris B	20	£100[35]	£4,000	£7,500	£5,000	£10,000	[36] £15,000 £15,000 £15,000	£75,000	Sarah
582	Nov 1	Little Rich	10	£7,500	£7,500	£2,000	£5,000	£7,500	[37] £12,500 £2,500 £3,000	50p[38]	James
583	Nov 2	Maria	15	£4,400	£6,000	£3,000	£6,000	£2,000	[39] £7,000 £14,000 £49.50	£250	Colin
584	Nov 3[40]	Helen B	19	£15,000	£7,500	£10,000	£20,000	£8,000 £13,000	£7,000	£200	Phyl
585	Nov 5	Charly	12	£9,250	£17,500	£20,000	£26,000	£10,000	£6,000	£20,000	Ashleigh
586	Nov 6	Michael	2	£3,939	£6,000	£9,191	£1,000	£9,000	£30,000	£50	Loraine
587	Nov 7	Mary	5	£3,000	£7,500	£10,000	£20,000	£20,000	£2,750	£10,000	Terry
588	Nov 8	Ajay	2	£11,000	£17,500	£10,000	£10,000	£12,500	£19,500	£100,000	Hilary
589	Nov 9	Peter	5	£7,777	£1,000	£8,100	£5,500	£10,000	£15,000	£5	Jay
590	Nov 10	Steff	3	£9,300	£15,000	£20,000	£14,999	£25,000	£444.44	£750	Olly
591	Nov 12	Tony	16	£900	£90	£5,009	£8,000	£9,009	£4,500	£750	Debs
592	Nov 13	Simon	16	£15,000	£15,000	£15,000	£15,000 £16,500	£11,500	£1,500	3,000	Joe
593	Nov 14	Nicky	6	£7,100	£10,100	£12,100	£19,100	£2,100	£7,100	£15,000	John
594	Nov 15	Shaz	19	£5,000	£7,500	£10,000 £12,500	£750	£3,000	£25,000	£50	Asma
595	Nov 16	Judy	14	£7,000	£1,000	£3,000	£6,000	£350	£35	£10	Maggie
596	Nov 17	Mario	15	£1,000	£10,000	£20,000	£12,500	£22,500	£500	£1,000	Toni
597	Nov 19	Tink	3	£6,500	£11,000	£16,000	£9,000	£4,900	£2,900	£15,000	Jonny
598	Nov 20	Denis	9	£10,000	£8,500	£11,000	£16,500	£23,000	£1,000	£10	Louise
599	Nov 21	Anne	2	£11,500	£15,500	£7,000	£6,000	£16,500	£86,500	£100,000	Ian
600	Nov 22	Sarah	20	£7,500	£10,600	£16,500[41]	£30,000	£41,000	£500	50p	Sandra
601	Nov 23	Artak	9	£11,000	£16,500	£16,500	£28,000	£23,000	£16,500	£750[42]	Stuart
602	Nov 24	James	14	SWAP	£5,000	£5,000	£7,500	£15,000	£15	1p	Orry
603	Nov 26	Loraine	21	£9,100	£15,100	£23,000	£40,000	£32,000	SWAP	£75,000	Clive
604	Nov 27	Colin	10	£6,500	£15,000	£21,000	£19,999	£22,500	£26,000	£750	Jules
605	Nov 28	Phyl	15	£5,500	£8,500	£8,500	£15,000	£25,000	£6,000	£15,000	Hayley
606	Nov 29	JC	14	£10,000	£5,000	£5,000[43]	£3,000	£4,750	£47.50[44]	1p	Patricia
607	Nov 30	Hilary	12	£7,200	£18,500	£9,999	£10,000	£16,500	£6,500	£35,000	Deano
608	Dec 1	Terry	21	£7,200	£3,000	£10,000	£21,000	£25,000	£99.99	£1	Kerry
609	Dec 3	Debs	11	£6,875	£10,875	£16,875	£16,875	£20,000	£2,875	50p	Glen
610	Dec 4	Jay	15	£8,100	£900	£3,000	£7,500	£7,500	30p	10p	Glenis
611	Dec 5	Asma	2	£5,000	£2,500	£3,000	£3,000	£1,500	£4,000	£5,000	Stephen
612	Dec 6	John	11	£9,900	£17,500	£22,000	£26,000	£6,000	£18,000	£3,000	Namfon
613	Dec 7	Ashleigh	7	£11,000	£20,000	£16,500	£24,000	£40,000	£56,000	£100,000	Stu
614	Dec 8	Joe	19	£6,500	£12,500	£20,000	£30,000[45]	£16,000	£7,000	£20,000	Katie
615	Dec 10	Toni	8	£9,400	£20,000	£22,500	£26,000	£71,000	£18,000	£50,000	Kenny
616	Dec 11	Stuart	8	£15,000	£25,000	£27,500	£32,143	£37,500	£104,000	£15,000	Pat
617	Dec 12	Maggie	10	£5,200	£6,400	£5,000	£4,000	£4,000	£22,000	£100,000	Natasha
618	Dec 13	Olly	1	£13,500	£13,500	£22,000	£3,500	£1,000	£450	£10[46]	Brian
619	Dec 14	Jonny	1	£11,000	£15,000	£20,000	£30,000	£26,000	£75,000	£5	Lloyd
620	Dec 15	Ian	22	£6,553	£10,000	£2,000	£7,500	£9,000	£200	£500	Danny
621	Dec 17	Louise	12	£2,500	£800	£2,600	£4,200	[47]£350	11p	£5,000	Mark E
622	Dec 18	Sandra	15	£4,900	£1,000	£3,000	£999	[48]£250	£7,777	£20,000	MJ
623	Dec 19	Kerry	4	£11,000	£13,500	£3,500	£500	[49]£250	£1,400	£3,000	Nikki
624	Dec 20	Patricia	1	£8,500	£13,000	£21,000	£26,000	£41,000	£70,000 £69,750 £119,000[50]	£35,000	Shaun
625	Dec 21	Orry	18	£14,000	£7,000	£17,500	£20,000	£35,000	£28,000 £41,000 £25,000[51]	£1[52]	Claire
626	Dec 22	Stephen	16	£900	£6,900	£3,450	£5,000	£6,000	£8,800 £10,900 £110[53]	£250	Sue
627	Dec 24[54]	Alan	7[55]	£7,700	£12,700	£14,700	£7,000	£13,700	£37,000	£75,000	[56]
628	Dec 25	Bridget	7	£8,800	£15,000	£5,000	£5,000	£15,000	£41,000	£50,000
629	Dec 26	Sylvia	5	£8,500	£13,500	£20,000	£17,500	£33,000	£170,000	£250,000
630	Dec 27	Ian	6	£6,500	£10,000	£15,000	£12,500	£5,000	£75	£50
631	Dec 28	Liz	17	£9,960	£10,000	£15,000	£15,000	£20,000	£19,960	£100
632	Dec 29	John	21	£800	£80	£3,500	£7,500	£5,000	£8,800	£250

[edit] Trivia

• The total amount of money given out in studio so far throughout the entire show (up to show 577, except show 548) is £9,937,912.88, about £17,253.32 on average

• So far in Season 3(513 onwards - last update 577, except show 548), the studio has given out 1,115,834.98, around 17,434.92 on average

• The show has also given away an extra £26,400 to players on special shows, a kiss from a Deal or No Deal researcher, a dinner for two and a three-night trip for two to New York. The show has also donated £1,250 to charity.

• After the Summer Break in 2007, Deal or No Deal came back with a new look and new screen titles before the show. The viewer competition had also been changed with the money being revealed after the first break and the winner announced on the same day the next week.

• Deal or No Deal did a "battle of the sexes". The Banker has played men for 2 weeks (shows 524 -535), and he will now battle the women for two weeks. The mens total was £215,690.10, averaging £17,974.18 per show.

• The Womens total (536-547) was given as £157,516.02 on the show, averaging £13,126.34.

[edit] Footnotes

1. ↑ Enid was absent from the show, being replaced by Brenda. Enid's last show was 8th July until she returned on 14th August.
2. ↑ Jenny was absent from the show, being replaced by Theresa. Jenny's last show was 6th July until she returned on 15th August.
3. ↑ The Banker said that, starting from this show, for four weeks he would do a battle of the sexes competition to see which sex was luckier. For the next two weeks, only male players played. Then only female players played for the following two weeks.
4. ↑ Jon swapped away his box # 18 containing £1,000 for box # 2 containing £50,000.
5. ↑ The Banker didn't offer Lee any money. Instead, he offered Lee a Fish and Chip dinner for two.
6. ↑ The Banker also offered James a comb.
7. ↑ James swapped away his box # 20 containing £50 for box # 13 containing £100.
8. ↑ John said that he would have swapped away his box # 10 containing £10 for box # 11 containing £100,000.
9. ↑ This ended the longest ever run of shows without any Deals before the fifth offer, 16 shows since Robert's.
10. ↑ This was the start of the female part of the battle of sexes competition, therefore only female contestants played for two weeks.
11. ↑ Siobhan swapped away her box # 22 containing £750 for box # 9 containing £5
12. ↑ Brenda was offered no money, but a three-night trip for two people in New York (worth £2,000).
13. ↑ Brenda was offered no money, but a three-night trip for two people in Weston-super-Mare.
14. ↑ This game concluded the battle of the sexes competition.
15. ↑ The banker didn't offer Tom any money. Instead, he offered Tom the chance of his New Orleans Dream. This was a trip in late October to see two games of New Orleans Hornets with private limo, VIP seats, on the third day, a VIP invitation to a private black tie party which would be attended by all the players of the New Orleans Hornets, one of the players jerseys after the match and a video of Tom being there and meeting the players.
16. ↑ The Banker didn't offer Tom any money. Insetad he offered that he would go on the New Orleans trip and send Tom a postcard.
17. ↑ Maria swapped away her box # 6 containing £15,000 for box # 11 containing £100,000.
18. ↑ James swapped away his box # 19 containing £5 for box # 8 containing £15,000. The banker also offered James an extra £100 for Lauren, one of James' acquanitances.
19. ↑ Joan swapped away her box # 15 containing £10 for box # 10 containing £50,000.
20. ↑ The banker said that Ioanna could give herself an offer between £1,000 and £3,000. Ioanna chose to offer in the middle at £2,000.
21. ↑ Maria took the place of CJ, who left the show without playing her game. It is believed she insulted some of the players and was kicked out.
22. ↑ The banker said that Phyllis could give back the £10,000 she had already dealt in order to win the contents of her box. The banker also said that Phyllis would be able to swap her box if she preferred.
23. ↑ Phyllis said she would have swapped away her box # 8 containing 1p for box # 17 containing £50,000.
24. ↑ Chris B took the place of Helen B, who was absent and came back on Janet's game on 17th October.
25. ↑ The Banker offered Rob various different gifts of bad luck with each of his offers.
26. ↑ Tracy said that she would have swapped her box #5 containing 10p for box # 22 containing £250,000, however she said that she would already have dealt at the £44,000.
27. ↑ Helen B was absent from the show, being replaced by Chris B. Helen B's last show was 10th October until she returned on 17th October.
28. ↑ The banker didn't offer Maggie any money. Instead, he offered Maggie the chance of the Dream Elvis Trip. This was a package including a trip to Las Vegas to stay in a luxury hotel with a trip around Las Vegas in a pink Cadillac with an Elvis impersonator, to be transferred and stay in the legendary heartbreak hotel, a trip to the Sun Records studio and a VIP tour around Graceland for Maggie and her husband.
29. ↑ The Banker wouldn't have offered Maggie any money. Instead he would have offered Maggie the Dream Elvis Family Trip, including everything in the Dream Elvis Trip plus it was for 7 people (Maggie's family) and spending money of £40,000.
30. ↑ After Ron's £20,000 win, the banker has now, officially, given away over £10 million.
31. ↑ The banker said that, for halloween week, he would offer every playing contestant in this week to pick a numbered box out of his coffin and one said trick and the other treat. The treat involved the contestant winning £1,000 and receiving an offer after every box opening in the final round. The trick involved the banker taking one of the remaining four boxes and seeing the contents inside. Ben successfully chose the treat box.
32. ↑ Tina successfully chose the treat box.
33. ↑ Tina said that she would have swapped her box # 14 containing £100,000 for box # 11 which contained £500.
34. ↑ To celebrate Halloween, the studio was decorated as per the previous two shows but all of the contestants were dressed in Halloween costumes and, when it came to choosing the trick/treat boxes, recent Black widow and "Grim Reaper" Jean returned.
35. ↑ Chris was offered Garlic Bread to go with his £100.
36. ↑ Chris successfully chose the treat box. However, for the actual Halloween day, the treat remained the same, however had the trick box been chosen, instead of the banker looking inside one of the 4 remaining boxes on the wings, he would have looked in Chris's box on the pound table.
37. ↑ Little Rich successfully chose the treat box.
38. ↑ Little Rich said that he would have swapped away his box # 10 contianining 50p for box # 4 containing £10,000
39. ↑ Maria successfully chose the treat box. Therefore, every 5 players who played during this halloween week succesffully chose the treat box, this no tricks occurred.
40. ↑ This show was Deal or No Deal's second birthday edition. Players chose who they wished to play in confidentiality, Helen B recieiving the most votes, therefore she was the player. The prizes altered and every amount was doubled, so the prizes ranged from 2p to £500,000.
41. ↑ The first Deal at the third offer in a record 102 shows, the last being Mark in June.
42. ↑ Artak swapped away his box # 9 containing £50,000 for box # 13 containing £750.
43. ↑ The Banker, knowing that JC supported Arsenal, offered JC VIP tickets to a game, a tour of the stadium, a guaranteed photo with one of the star players... but because JC had been so rude to the banker, it was at White Hart Lane (Tottenham's Stadium)
44. ↑ The banker would have offered JC an Arsenal programme.
45. ↑ The banker offered Joe the £30,000 and also the ultimate Arsenal stadium package, knowing that Joe and his daughter, Olivia, were big Arsenal supporters. This package consisted of 2 nights in a luxury London hotel, VIP match seats, visiting team dressing room, tour of pitch, signed match ball and a photo of him and Olivia with one of the players.
46. ↑ Olly swapped away his box # 1 containing £1,000 for box # 14 containing £10
47. ↑ The Banker said that for the 8 shows building up to christmas that he would do a Santa or Scrooge week. This is was for when the contestant reached 5-box they were able to pick a door, from an original 8, 4 which held the word Santa and 4 which held the word Scrooge. Picking Santa meant that the contestant would get an offer after every box in the final round and, additionally, the chance to pick inside the turkey a cash prize, without knowing which amout was where, of £250, £500, £750 or £1,000. However, picking scrooge meant that the banker could either look in either two of the other contestants boxes or just the contestants box on the table. Additionally, the player would have to continue as normal with the offer after each 3 boxes. Louise unsuccessfully chose a Scrooge door.
48. ↑ Sandra unsuccessfully chose a Scrooge door.
49. ↑ Kerry unsuccessfully chose a Scrooge door. Kerry also swapped her box # 4 containing £250 for box # 3 containing £3,000.
50. ↑ Patricia successfully chose a Santa door. Patricia dealt at the £70,000 offer and received £250 from Eamonn the turkey.
51. ↑ Orry successfully chose a Santa door. Orry received £1,000 from Eamonn the turkey.
52. ↑ Orry swapped away his box # 18 containing £100,000 for box # 7 containg £1. This is the least successful swap in the history of the show (losing £99,999), and his offer of £41,000 is the biggest offer ever turned down by a contestant who then won a blue.
53. ↑ Stephen successfully chose a Santa door. Stephen received £1,000 from Eamonn the turkey. The Banker also said that as it was the end of santa or scrooge week and Hayley's mathematical skills had built up so well, she could also pick a cash prize from Eamonn the turkey. Hayley received £500 at the end of the show.
54. ↑ For all 6 shows this week, 6 players (called Deal or No Deal's christmas stars) were chosen to play and the regular players had a week off. Box openers were friends and family of the player. The christmas star is someone who had gone through an incredible story in their life, in good and bad ways.
55. ↑ For all 6 shows this week, the christmas star was allowed to chose which box they wanted at the pound table as opposed to picking at random.
56. ↑ For all 6 shows this week, the new players were in fact not going to play the game, but were in fact friends and family of the player.

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