Deal or No Deal Live stats: costs, prizes and RTP
Deal or No Deal has no simple wheel of fixed segments. A round has two paid stages, and their costs and prizes are set out below.
Qualifying modes
Each spin of the three-ring vault wheel costs a multiple of your bet. Locking rings makes it easier to line up the gold segments, and costs more.
| Mode | What it does | Cost per spin |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | No rings locked | 1x your bet |
| Easy | One ring locked | 3x your bet |
| Very Easy | Two rings locked | 9x your bet |
| Instant | Qualifies you straight away | 18x your bet |
Evolution does not publish the chance of qualifying in each mode, so the cost per qualification cannot be worked out from public sources.
Briefcases
After qualifying you take 16 briefcases into the show. Evolution does not publish the value of each one; these are the reported ranges.
| Briefcases | Value |
|---|---|
| Lower-value briefcases | 0.1x–3x your bet |
| Higher-value briefcases | 5x–50x your bet |
| Top-prize briefcase | 75x–500x your bet, set by your qualifying spin |
Sources: modes, costs, the 16 briefcases and the 95.42% RTP from theScore Bet's Deal or No Deal Live rules; briefcase ranges from PokerNews' Deal or No Deal review; top prize per Evolution's Deal or No Deal page.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Provider | Evolution |
| Launch date | May 2019 (Evolution) |
| Game type | Live game show |
| RTP | 95.42% (theScore Bet) |
| Banker offers | Four per show, one after each batch of briefcases is opened |
| Bet limits | Set by the casino (theScore Bet, for example, lists $0.10 to $250) |
Why past shows don't predict the next one
Results trackers list past Deal or No Deal shows and the prizes won. Each show is a new random draw: the qualifying spin, the top prize it sets and the order in which briefcases are opened do not depend on earlier shows. A run of low prizes does not make a high one more likely next time.
Your decisions change only how much risk you take. Accepting an offer swaps an uncertain prize for a fixed amount. Refusing it keeps the uncertainty. Neither choice removes the house edge built into the 95.42% RTP. Apps or channels that sell Deal or No Deal predictions cannot know which briefcase holds what.
Casinos with Deal or No Deal, ranked by our method
Deal or No Deal Live is an Evolution title, so the list below holds the online casinos that name Evolution on their own pages, in order of our overall rating, with a link to our full ranking after it. A named studio does not prove that this particular show is in the lobby, and we did not deposit anywhere.
7 sites ranked by our rating method
Casinos whose own pages name Evolution, the studio behind Deal or No Deal Live (7)
- Rank 1
Rating 5.0 out of 5Betandyou
Checked 20 Oct 2026- Licence:
- Curaçao (as stated by operator)
- Payments:
- bKash, Nagad, Crypto, Skrill
Welcome offerUp to €1,500 + 150 FS over 4 deposits (about 218,000 BDT)
18+ · New players only · T&Cs apply · Play responsibly · Affiliate links: we may earn a commissionOffer checked on the operator's site 20 Oct 2026
- Rank 2Bajijoy logoRating 4.9 out of 5
Bajijoy
Caution 1 documented problem
- The Curaçao licence number (365/JAZ) is a legacy number we could not verify and appears only in generic white-label terms; the Android app file is handed out through Dropbox.
- Licence:
- Curaçao (as stated by operator)
- Payments:
- bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Bank Deposit
Welcome offer100 BDT no-deposit sign-up bonus
18+ · New players only · T&Cs apply · Play responsibly · Affiliate links: we may earn a commissionOffer checked on the operator's site 20 Oct 2026
- Rank 3JeetBuzz logoRating 4.7 out of 5
JeetBuzz
Caution 1 documented problem
- Licensed in Anjouan only, and the terms in its help centre name a different, outdated Curaçao company.
- Licence:
- Anjouan
- Payments:
- bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Crypto
Welcome offer100% up to 900 BDT
18+ · New players only · T&Cs apply · Play responsibly · Affiliate links: we may earn a commissionOffer checked on the operator's site 16 Oct 2026
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The full list of casinos whose own pages name Evolution is on our casino game shows page.
How a Deal or No Deal show works
- Qualifying. You choose a mode and spin the vault wheel until the gold segments line up in the locked zone. Your qualifying spin sets the top briefcase prize at 75x–500x your bet.
- Top-ups. While you wait for the show, you can pick briefcases and spin a wheel that adds a random amount to them. Each top-up costs an extra stake, and a bigger stake raises the amounts on offer.
- The show. The host opens your briefcases in batches. After each batch the Banker makes a cash offer based on the values left, four offers in total.
- Deal or No Deal. You accept an offer and leave with that amount, or refuse and play on. When two briefcases remain, you can switch them. If you refuse every offer, you win the amount in the briefcase you end with.
If you do not qualify before the countdown ends, you miss that show's main game and can try again for the next one.
What the numbers mean for your budget
- Qualifying is the main cost. Failed spins in Normal mode cost 1x each, and the easier modes cost 3x, 9x or 18x per spin.
- Top-ups raise your total stake as well as the possible prizes. They are not a way to improve your chances.
- Most briefcases hold far less than the top prize. The 500x top prize is the upper end of a random range.
- At 95.42% RTP, you lose about 4.6 Taka of every 100 Taka staked on average.
- Welcome bonuses add wagering requirements and do not change the RTP; see our bonus guide.
Is Deal or No Deal real or fake?
Deal or No Deal Live is a real game developed by Evolution, a regulated live casino studio. The game comes from a regulated provider, but that does not tell you whether a particular casino will pay out. Sites with no licence, or copies of the game from unknown studios, can leave you with unfair results or unpaid winnings. Other Evolution shows are compared on our casino game shows page.
Deal or No Deal and the law in Bangladesh
No: online casinos are illegal in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's Parliament passed the Gambling Prevention Act 2026 on 30 June 2026. It took effect on 1 July 2026 and replaced the colonial-era Public Gambling Act 1867. Unlike the old law, it covers online gambling directly, the promotion of gambling, and the use of VPNs and mirror sites to run or hide it. Using a VPN does not make playing legal. Online gambling carries up to 5 years and/or Tk 1 crore (up to 7 years for online betting; reports differ on whether this covers bettors or operators). What changed on 1 July 2026.
| Offence | Maximum penalty |
|---|---|
| Gambling (offline) | 2 years and/or Tk 2 lakh |
| Online gambling (playing) | 5 years and/or Tk 1 crore |
| Online betting (reports differ on whether this covers bettors or operators) | 7 years and/or Tk 5 crore |
| Running a platform, bookmaking, or using VPNs, proxies or mirror sites to run or hide gambling | 7 years and Tk 5 crore |
| Advertising, sponsorship, affiliate or referral promotion | 3 years and/or Tk 50 lakh |
| Organised gambling or laundering via SIMs, MFS or crypto | 10 years and Tk 5 crore |
- Enforcement is active. Between 1 January and 15 September 2026 the CID reported 115 arrests; in 2026 it has charge-sheeted 88 people and asked BTRC to block 763 gambling sites and apps.
- Payments are monitored. Bangladesh Bank has ordered MFS providers to stop gambling transactions, and the BFIU has frozen tens of thousands of bKash, Nagad and other accounts linked to gambling. The authorities have said they are working on stopping holders of frozen accounts from opening new ones with the same NID.
- Offshore licences do not help. A Curaçao, Anjouan or other foreign licence only lets an operator serve countries where gambling is allowed. It gives no legal protection to players in Bangladesh.
- Crypto is not a workaround. Bangladesh Bank has said dealing in cryptocurrency is illegal (2021), and the 2026 Act makes laundering gambling money through crypto a separate offence.
This is a summary for information, not legal advice. Penalties are as reported by the press; "and/or" means a court can impose prison, a fine or both. Sources: TBS News, The Daily Star, UNB; the Act's text on Bangladesh Laws (in Bengali). Full legal guide.
If gambling is causing you problems, our responsible gambling page lists free sources of help.
FAQ
What Happens If I Miss the Qualifying Round?
If you do not qualify before the countdown ends, you cannot take part in that show's main game. You can try again for the next show.
Can I Change My Briefcase Once Selected?
Yes, once: when only two briefcases remain, you are offered the chance to switch them before the final briefcases are opened.
What Are the Biggest Payouts in Deal or No Deal Live?
The top-prize briefcase pays 75x–500x your bet, set by your qualifying spin. Whether you get it depends on luck. The game returns 95.42% of stakes on average over time.
Is it legal to play Deal or No Deal in Bangladesh?
No. Since 1 July 2026 online gambling is a criminal offence in Bangladesh under the Gambling Prevention Act 2026. A casino's foreign licence does not change this. See our guide to the law.
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