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Like every fruit machine, people always search for cheats and emptiers to exploit and increase their profit potential. Deal or No Deal is no different, and the first few releases saw major exploits, resulting in the complete emptying of the gaming machines. Such cheats are rarer nowadays, and updates are prompt, often correcting any issues before you’ve managed to step out of the door. But that doesn’t mean there are no cheats, or that they no longer exist, far from it. It is often only the major exploits that are hurriedly corrected, other small cheats can often be left as they don’t cause major issues to the playing percentage. These are the ones I am going to talk about here, listing as many Deal or No Deal cheats as possible so you can get the most out of your money.

This general advice covers all versions of Deal or No Deal, including Bonus Game, the fruit machines and the online versions. It is important to note that the Deal or No Deal games are generally random, so even though the fruit machines themselves are not random, the game board usually is. This means that the box it selects, or you select depending on the version you are playing, is totally random. If you are offered £20 by the Banker and collect, but you had £100 in the box does not mean that the machine wanted to pay £100. It wanted to pay the bonus game, and it just so happened that that particular game randomly selected the £100 box.

If you have two game boards lit but do not know what is in your box, you can slowly work it out as you eliminate the values, as the box will have to keep lit the same value on both boards. I.e. £35 lit and 10p lit on one board and £35 lit and £20 lit on the other board means you will have 35 in your box. You can work back from that early in the game to get a better understanding of your boxes value.

Many new Deal or No Deal fruit machines have progressive cash pots. These can often be won from a lucky cash or bust or from a feature game. Whilst playing the Deal or No Deal feature game, be aware that the offer may say ‘cashpot’, even if it is not in your box. Not all of the versions do this, but several do. Games such as Red Mist also have the potential to repeat to £210 (£70 jackpot version) when this offer is made.

This is a very popular game in many bookies across the country, often adding two extra positions onto the roulette wheel to take you into a bonus feature. There is a guide for Deal or No Deal Roulette here, but to add to that I should stress that it is only worth playing Deal or No Deal Roulette if you bet on the bonus features. If not, you are playing roulette at longer odds for the same potential pay back due to the extra spaces added to the roulette wheel.

When you enter the bonus game, although it can be difficult to turn down high offers, you shouldn’t take anything lower than what would be returned on regular roulette i.e. if you bet £1 on the bonus game, it is not worth taking an offer below £36, otherwise again, you may as well just play regular roulette for slightly better odds and bet £1 on a single number