Deal or No Deal

Choose six briefcases to open and remove from play
The first round will require you to choose six briefcases on the stairs and take them off the board. You can select these randomly, choosing your preferred numbers or selecting them entirely on your initiative since it is impossible to predict the amounts in each situation. Picking briefcases with small amounts inside is preferred because once they are taken out of play, you are no longer eligible to win that amount.

Evaluate the Banker’s offer
Your “banker” will give you an offer asking for your briefcases from you when you choose your briefcases. Don’t expect to win much money in the first few rounds because the Banker will probably initially try to offer you terrible deals. The Banker bases their offer on the amounts taken out of play and the amounts still displayed on the board. Additionally, the Banker has access to the same information that you do. Thus, they must be made aware of which suitcase contains the money.

Accept it if the offer goes beyond what’s in your briefcase
Say “Deal” if you think the Banker’s offer is better than what you would get if you opened the first briefcase you chose. The game will end, and you will receive the winnings the Banker offered. It’s important to remember that the Banker’s goal is to have you leave the game with the least amount of money possible. Ensure you don’t mistake “Deal” for “No Deal.”

Decline the offer if you believe you can win more money by playing
Say “No Deal” if you feel that the Banker’s offer is less than what is now in your briefcase. As you play additional rounds and continue to remove briefcases from play until the finish, this will keep you in the game. Also, you can choose which briefcase you want to keep for yourself if you’re going to decline the offer.