First Person Deal or No Deal

Combining elements of RNG with live-hosted gameplay, Deal or No Deal consists of multiple stages that build up to the final game show.

This final stage takes place inside a meticulouslydesigned studio complete with a sparkling host.

The game is bursting with TV show panache; it’s premium, innovative, stylish, and contains a whopping 500x bet payout-potential. Specially selected dealers wise crack their way through the game, breaking the tension as the briefcases are opened.

What number will be inside the final briefcase? Should you accept the Banker’s offer or keep holding on until the final briefcase?

And ultimately, what is your final choice: deal or no deal?

QUALIFYING FOR THE GAME SHOW

First Person Deal or No Deal takes the world-famous live game show and combines it with flawless RNG animation quality.

Similarly to Live Deal or No Deal, the First Person version consists of three stages – qualification, top-up and the final game show.

In the initial phase, players are presented with a wheel made up of three rings. Spin the wheel to align a sequence of golden segments in the upper sector of the wheel. To increase the chance of qualification, you can lock gold panels in place by adjusting the difficulty level.

TOP UP STAGE

Once you have qualified, you move to the ‘Top Up’ phase. If you wish, you have the option to top up the blue and red briefcases at the side of your screen for bigger chances of winning big. You can top up as many briefcases as you want; there is no time limit. When you’re ready to play, click the ‘Play’ button, which starts the final stage – the game show.

THE GAME SHOW

In the game show, you will be offered to choose your final briefcase. This briefcase will be placed on the table.

Each time a briefcase is opened, you will find out the number of the briefcase and the amount you could have won. As each briefcase is opened, they are removed from the overview screen in the background. Each time a batch of briefcases is opened, you are offered a sum of money by the Banker and given a chance to cash out.

When only two briefcases remain, you are given a chance to switch the two briefcases before the final briefcases are opened. Will it be a deal or no deal?

DIFFERENT SPEED MODES

First Person Deal or No Deal offers two different speed modes – ‘fast’ and ‘normal’. For players who wish to play a faster game, choose the ‘fast’ speed mode to open multiple briefcases at once. For players who prefer to see briefcases being opened one by one – choose ‘normal’ speed.

As in all our First Person games, the First Person Deal or No Deal includes the unique ‘Go Live’ button, which gives you the possibility to go directly to our Live version of the Deal or No Deal game show.