Deal or No Deal

Deal or No Deal Slot Game Overview

There are up to 20 paylines available in this game.

 

Banker’s Offer

If the ringing phone stops your reels spinning then it is very good news as you are guaranteed a win. However, the banker will try his very best to test your nerve here!

The banker will make a guaranteed cash offer in exchange for the amount you would win on the reels - he only makes this offer if he knows you have a win.

Choose ‘Deal’ if you would like to accept the offer, or ‘No Deal if you would like to take your chances and return to the reels.

Accepting this offer will see your result on the reels, this way you can see just how generous the banker was being.

 

Mystery Box Bonus Game

Landing three or more Mystery Box Bonus symbols on any payline will trigger this bonus game.

You will then be presented with 15 boxes - 11 with cash inside, three that are empty and one which has a win multiplier.

Click on the boxes to reveal your rewards, while finding an empty box will bring an end to your bonus game.

 

Deal or No Deal Bonus Game

If you 'Bet Max' and then land three Deal or No Deal Bonus symbols on any paid payline then you will trigger this bonus game - this is the game where you could win the huge Progressive Jackpot!

The computer will then randomly select a box that could contain anything from a penny up to the jackpot. 

The banker will make a series of offers for your box throughout the game, and each time you reject these offers more boxes will reveal their contents.

Only two boxes will remain at the end of the game, and you must then decide whether to accept the banker’s final offer or see what is in your box.

 

Game Jackpots

A Game Jackpot is a jackpot that will continue to grow bigger and bigger until someone scoops the lot.

A portion of every £1 you bet on Deal or No Deal Slot will be added to the jackpot pool.

To ensure that more players experience the thrill of the Deal or No Deal Bonus Game, the chances of winning the jackpot in this game is not one in 22. 

Each member that enters this round will have an equal chance of winning the Progressive Jackpot as the winners are selected from our random number generator.

In Deal or No Deal there are three jackpots that can be triggered. Jackpots will be reset to their seed value when they are won, and each of the jackpots possesses a different seed value.

A percentage of each bet contributes to each of the three jackpot values. 

Jackpot Seed Value: 

• Jackpot 1 - £10,000
• Jackpot 2 - £20,000
• Jackpot 3 - £50,000

We endeavour to show the most up-to-date jackpot value at all times, however this might not always be the case due to display delays.

In an exceptionally rare case, the jackpot award value could be the jackpot seed amount if the jackpot winning outcome occurred just after another player's jackpot win but before the jackpot meter was able to reset due to this earlier winner. 

Return To Player

Return To Player (RTP): 74.55% - 77.71% (playing 1 – 19 lines) 

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game.  

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £74.55 - £77.71 of wins. 

DOND Jackpot 1  

The expected return to player is 80.67% + 6.04% Jackpot contribution. 

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game. 

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £80.67 of wins plus the chance to win the jackpot. 

The expected return to player stated above is based on the basic strategy.

DOND Jackpot 2  

The expected return to player is 80.67% + 6.07% Jackpot contribution. 

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game. 

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £80.67 of wins plus the chance to win the jackpot. 

The expected return to player stated above is based on the basic strategy.

DOND Jackpot 3  

The expected return to player is 80.67% + 6.03% Jackpot contribution. 

The expected return is the amount we pay out to players relative to the amount of wagering on the game. 

For example, if we take £100 of wagers we will, on average, pay out £80.67 of wins plus the chance to win the jackpot. 

The expected return to player stated above is based on the basic strategy.