do you think anyone will win £250,000 on deal or no deal?
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Yes someone will eventually
879014
I would imagine that ther is on average 50% profit on pound shop goods.  Which is reasonable considering all the staff and expenses have to come out of it.
1178519
Winning the jackpot of £3.5million on the lottery!
882115
Yes I do. I hate the guys who quit on Deal or no Deal who could have won it all. This way they either win or lose no in between.
1094766
Anyone can win a belt. I could go to a chinese auction and win a belt, so yes, he will.
1133015
Yeah. I don't know who will win it now. It is up for grabs.
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Recent form is not necessarily a good guide...\n\npossible winners:\n\nBrazil\nGermany\nEngland\nSweden\nPortugal\n\nbut I would not risk betting a cent on any of them........
1093762
Same as you, Deal or no Deal
301809
Not quite.  Although the figures are correct, these are in fact returns.  You placed £9 worth of bets so you actually won £64.50.
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http://www.ladbrokes.com/lbr_portal?LANG=en&VIEW=uk&STYLE=en&LAYOUT=default Gives the odds on the final
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Players - There are 22 players, each with a box numbered between 1 and 22.  Each day a player is chosen at random to play the game.  That person's space is filled the following day, and each person remains in the game as a box holder until they are selected to play the game themselves.\n\nThe Game - The player for that day does not know how much is in their box.  The board shows the amounts of money in play.  They are 1p, 10p, 50p, £1, £5, £10, £50, £100, £250, £500, £750, £1000, £3000, £5000, £10000, £15000, £20000, £35000, £50000, £75000, £100000, and £250000.\nThe player chooses boxes one at a time, and their values are eliminated from the game board to show the possible amounts available still to win.\nAfter 5 boxes, the phone will ring and the banker will offer an amount of money based on the possibilities still remaining.  Following this, the banker will make an offer after every 3 boxes have been chosen.\nAfter each offer, the player must decide whether to accept this offer, or eliminate more boxes in the hope that he will knock out the low amounts, and therefore generate a higher offer from the banker.  Ideally, he will have the £250000 in from of him, meaning it cannot be eliminated, and will generate a high offer to the end of the game.\nThe question "Deal Or No Deal" is asked each time, hence the title of the show.\nIf the player accepts the offer at any time, that is the amount they go home with.  The game is then played to it's conclusion to see how much they would have won if they had carried on to the end.  The offers continue to be made by the banker as if the player had not made a deal at an earlier time.
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But of course, I would bet with yours.\n\nNot much but I would bet :P\n\nAlex
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I would guess it would be for the chance to win the money and potential stardom.
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He actually won 47 and I guess you can now answer that on Mortgage Express footy game like me. I got the answer from Wikepedia!
808086
I dont think anyone has grabbed my attention so far this year!  Its all to play for. \n\n In fact, I may be playin up front for Killie tomorrow and am worth a shout!!  Got no one else so Jimbo has asked me to start!  \n\nOnly a wee diddy team frae the sticks so I think I'll be ok, in fact at 7/1 wi ladbrokes, I'm a banker for the first goal!
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Im not sure but who ever wins good luck\nthank you
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The Yankees are favourites for the bookies at 4 to 1. Other teams at short odds are:\n\n* the White Sox at 15/2\n* the St Louis Cardinals and New York Mets at 7/1; and\n* the Boston Red Sox at 10/1.\n\nThe most likely winner will come from among those teams in my opinion. I am tipping the Yankees - however, at this stage' less than a month in, it is still a possibility for most teams to win it. The Kansas City Royals are the biggest longshots at 500 to 1.