Hi! I recently started playing the online version of Deal or No Deal, and honestly, there is something exciting about it. Strategy, intuition, and a little bit of luck - all this makes the game fun. But what worries me is how to approach the choice "Yes" or "No" correctly? It is not just a random choice. I think it is not only a moment of luck that is important here, but also strategy. Does anyone have experience in this game?
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It's interesting that you discuss strategy in such detail, because, in essence, a lot in the game depends on luck. But I agree with you that a little strategy and common sense always helps. Personally, I always play according to the principle "if the proposed amount is reasonable and suits me, I take it", and if it doesn't suit me, I continue. After all, in this game, the moment of choice and the ability to resist the temptation of a big win are important, especially if you are already doing well.
Great question, especially considering how popular this game is. https://dealornodeal.games/ really does combine several important elements: luck, strategy, and even psychology. I have been playing the online version for quite some time now and can share my observations. First, it is important to understand that each time you open a box, the chance of getting a big amount changes. Of course, the game depends on luck to some extent, but there is also a certain strategy that is worth following. For example, in the first half of the game, you want to open boxes to reduce the number of possible big prizes, because this increases your chances of winning in the next round. However, once you start opening smaller amounts, it is important to consider how big the chance of a big prize is in the remaining boxes. This is where intuition comes into play: if you feel that the chance of a big win is high, you should consider taking a riskier decision and continue. I have noticed that some players start thinking not only about the possible win, but also about statistics before making a decision. For example, if you play a game that uses real data from previous games, you can try to understand how often certain amounts occur. You can build tactics based on this data, but of course there is always an element of randomness, and this adds some interest to it.