Deal or No Deal (UK game show) A DVD TV game was released on 13 November 2006. Filmed in the "Deal or No Deal" studio, it features Edmonds and 21 contestants from Season 1 playing themselves, who open the boxes and give the contestant advice. The game's three modes are Single Contestant (played like the show), Contestant Vs Contestant (two contestants play rounds in turn), and Contestant Vs Banker (one contestant is the contestant, the other is the Banker, and gives offers to the contestant). A card game has also been released. The 22 sums of money are shuffled, and placed on top of the 22 box
Deal or No Deal (UK game show) in an altered form. A suite of prizes were on offer (usually for a week at a time) and viewers were invited to phone in (on a premium rate number), text (on a premium rate number) or enter for free on their website. The entrant was required to answer a question using the usual multiple choice format. This ended in early 2015. In a review by columnist A. A. Gill, "Deal or No Deal" was described as "like putting heroin in your TV remote". "Guardian" television reviewer Charlie Brooker criticised the in-show implication that there are strategies that can be