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Top 3 Most Epic Fails | Deal Or No Deal
It’s hilarious that after the show they are just like “here’s five bucks, go pick up a hot dog or something”😂😂
without tax
Lol
That’s an expensive hot dog!!!
Can't even buy a Big Mac combo meal w/$6!
I think it's 5 $ pre-tax lol
I love it when they lose big and the family claps while saying "that's ok". No.. No its not ok lmfao
It’s not ok
Its okay coz they lost nothing. When they came and leave everything stays the same. They just lost a once in a lifetime bonus.
@@khairilezwan810 With you being on national TV with millions watching, you would especially want to win something good to show for you taking up TV time. i bet if you were a contestant on that show and you plummeted after not having taken a deal for big money when you had the chance, you would feel pretty bad.
what else they should say? "you are a loser"?
@@Steveman27 Yeah but I certainly wouldnt have jeopardize and gambling unreasonably just so the audience would have a good time laughing at me. Dont care if Im shown on tv, Im the one playing.
First guy: “just 75000 would change my family!”
Also first guy: 120000? No deal!
also first guy: $40 offer
PieRow haha
So greedy man
Taxes 😂
Yeah was thinking the same. Like man you are a greedy dude with no sense.
The black woman didn't fail. She was smart. I've seen people risk it all and walk home with $10. If you sell your case for 6 figures and it was worth more, you won. You won
Nope she was not. There were 5 amounts still on the board 3 of which were more than the offer, and all she had to do was open one case in the next round. No matter what is opened she would still leave with a decent amount of money and had at least two chances to knock one of the lower amounts off without a big drop in money. Bad gameplay.
@@dailyyoutuber4563 no shes smarter than you will ever be
@@dailyyoutuber4563 no matter what she opened? what if she openes the 500.000$ one? u not that smart
@@armandog4u Watch the video again. There would still be bigger numbers than her deal
She sill had the two top amounts on the board and only had to open one at a time, so she should have gone for one more... but she still got $165k which is not bad.
#2 was not that bad. She didn’t get half a million but 165,000 is a lot.
Charles Simonsen even without the graphic saying this, just by looking at the board she had, she had whole lot better shot of going home with 200k or more. Part of it is an odds game
Yeah you would say that if you were in the future but she was smart and not being greedy. She had no idea what the out come was. Good choice for playing safe
I would have countered with 200k since it was 60% of getting it either way
@@DNLFRRR Not really. Just bad at statistics. There were 5 amounts still on the board 3 of which were more than the offer, and all she had to do was open one case in the next round. No matter what is opened she would still leave with a decent amount of money and had at least two chances to knock one of the lower amounts off without a big drop in money. Bad gameplay.
jetnut89 yeah I think she should gone for another case. Even if you lose 500 still have 400 and 200, so will get a decent offer
The biggest fails should only involve people who walk way with zero or near zero.
If you walk away with 165k because you did not want to play further odds, especially when they were only 60% in your favor, and when the max prize was only 500k. She probably could have opened up 1 more case, still though, in this instance, this should in no way be considered a #2 Epic Fail of all time!!
Agreed 100% !
no she was just a chicken at that point. the size of al bundy's mother in law on Married With Children.
there were episodes similar to this and the person kept going and ended up opening the biggest amount. she was smart
@@MrBowtie1982 The optimal quit point in my view is the 2nd to the last round. That's usually where the banker makes the most generous offers based on % of EV
one guy said no to 603,000 and walked away with $1 instead of 1 mil 😭😭
Hardly a fail if you take home 165k
she had a 5 in 6 chance of getting a higher deal on the next turn, should have taken it at that point
One thing I hated about this show was the playing out the game after a deal is made.
@@raymondswenson5529 what? That’s the best part! The whole game is in slow mo and that’s when everything is known with all deliberate speed!
Yeah but she should’ve gone one more time. If she opens the $500k ‘next case, she still gets an offer of at least 100k. It was worth the risk.
@@raymondswenson5529 how? i'm glad they show that. what sucks though is that the banker offers are generated instantly and the whole phone call thing is such a waste of time
$333k is life changing money, all you have to do is press a button and it's yours. Why would you risk that for a 50/50 chance of ending up with $5. People say it's greed, to me it's pure stupidity, if you had $333k and someone offered you a coinflip to double it or lose it entirely, nobody in the world would take that offer. Same concept applies here
there are actually a lot of people that would, although me not being one. it IS just stupidity. wow
Greed and stupidity go hand in hand lol
thats gambling
At that point you’re chasing the adrenaline, you don’t want the ride to end.
Greed
How does the average person chance losing 333k on a 50/50 deal? That’s just mind blowing
Greedy that’s why.
must be the suit...
You can just see how done Howie was with this game.
The dumbest people make the dumbest choices what can i say 🤷♂️🤷♂️
They are not the average person, they are American
Wife in the first clip had me rolling
“Worst case scenario...” lmao
The thing that nobody mentions when they say oh worst case you knock off the top amount..... yeah..... and then the offer tanks also.... once you get an offer for 6 figures you should take it and then just invest the rest and you’ll make more than you would had you went all the way best case scenario.
I would of divorced her
exactly!! The WCS was getting offered 40 bucks not winning 400,000
I don't even feel bad for the last one, that was just dumb
why dumb
@@gauravvats6362 cuz heccouldve countered offered something like 375k and get it.. basically lost that amount because he was being greedy.. its so ironic i love it
@@gauravvats6362 Would YOU risk $333,000 vs $5 on a 50% chance? What's the most expensive coin toss you've ever made?
Here's a clip to hep: ua-cam.com/video/3B_rRmkbA9I/v-deo.html
Gaurav Vats there was a 50% chance to get the wrong one he should have actually of countered instead of trying to be cool and said 355k or he could have said deal no risk
#DontGamble
Random Montager Exactly. He should have counter offer 375k because that is 50% of what he could win and the same amount of equity he needs to call the spot.
These are the type of people who want another blackjack card when they've got a 19.
....or 20...
Or the people who get blackjack several times in a row and they throw everything they’ve accumulated on their next hand and bust
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAOO
I feel you! A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
"You got this baby it's okaaay".....Next day: "I want a divorce!"
I still don't get what she mean- they were not only random cases, homeboy already picked it out. He got nothin but $5 lol
If someone offered me 333.000 $ I would say yes in a heartbeat.
That sum is HUGE !
There's no way anyone would risk taking home $5 no matter how valuable the other case is
Dude even if it was 1.5 million vs 333k, i'd take the 333k over a 50/50 chance, that's life changing in itself.
It was an excellent deal especially since they HAD NOTHING TO START WITH.
Ideally you would want $375,000 for a deal, but since you "chickened" out you have to pay $42,000 for $333,000. Only lose 11%.
Gold digging wife
$333? Lol what
This game show really separates greedy people from the smart.
Fr, second girl did the smart thing
@maxton-_-4243 and she could have had 500,000 don't you know how much more 500,000 is compared 2 165,000
@@Mercedesfan-w7q The keyword is "Could have" so it isn't guaranteed. She could have gone home with way less as well.
The second one shouldn't be considered a fail.
Edit: Looking at the comments, is it so hard to discuss something on the internet without being disrespectful to each other? 🤷🏽♀️ Come on guys.
Shanice Walker Ikr why is that even in the video?
Captain Lollipop because she lost out on $350,000
SeaBass But she still got over $150,000. There were lots of people on this show who walked away with less than $1,000. They should’ve been here.
It should be, cause she could’ve walked away with 500,000 or 368,000.
Right.
The last guy must be a right plant pot.
50/50 chance you go home with just $5 if you no deal, compared to $333k in your pocket guaranteed.
It's a no-brainer
Actually $333k
@@JukeboxGaming either way it's a good example of both your points what the stage can do to you, it can make you not think with common sense.
I'd be intimidated if I was a contestant, not just because I generally don't like people but needing to look in the direction of such attractive models would've messed with me.
Last contestant proves again that guts & greed collaborate very well.
They sure do…
*NOT!!!*
If you had $333,000, would you flip a coin to either have $5 or $750,000? I guess if you're rich and the money doesn't mean anything to you, then it's actually a +EV move. But for most people going from $5 to $333,000 is a way bigger value than going from $333,000 to $750,000.
very well said sir!
The elephant in the room yes. Didn't they used to offer to swap cases?
Yeah, $333'000 is 66'600 times more than $5 and just about half of 750'000, there's no way I would have no dealed. Maybe countered with 375'000, but I doubt that
that risk was too huge to "no deal" he was just being greedy af
But if you go from $5 to $333,000, you’d be getting $332,995. If you had $333,000 then you get $750,000 then you’d be getting an extra $417,000.
So clearly, going from $333,000 to $750,000 holds more value, since
$417,000 > $332,995
5$ LMFAOOOOOO HE DESERVED IT!!!!
The second one wasn't a fail at all... She walked away with 165,000.
I would have 0 regrets.
Ikr. Compared to this guy 14:25 😂
Uh the last guy totally should’ve taken the $333,000 deal. That was so idiotic of him
"Here's my counteroffer- no deal! Wooooo!!!"
"Oh, you won $5. Too bad!"
He should have least countered first 🤦♂️
Greed.
@@TheNeighborNicky Because only $5 and $750,000 case left and the offer is quite high
And if somehow he was unlucky by take this offer $333,000 but somehow the case he open had a price of $750,000 but turn out he did opposite(He refuse offer) and the results is not $750,000 it is $5
=>He should win $332,995 more if he choose "DEAL" in the last offer
@@luuduonghy659 He should have at least countered first 🤦♂️
A wise woman once said, "don't be greedy, take the money."
Richie Bell's episode
Richie Bells Mum, he was greedy and won $1
Would have been even crazier if it was the million and the penny left...
Aaannnddd... he didn't win the bonus....
The last person had no typa sense who would turn down $333k just to risk the chance of having $5 over $750k. Like common sense would tell you take the $333k, well at least for me everybody don’t think the same.
yeah i was thinking the same like you already got this so far so why take that chance, just common sense imo
bruh i'd even take 200 in that situation
yeah but there's people that want to gamble that 50-50 chance to get double of $333k.
Given that it’s 333,000, it means two things, you had a bad case and yours is the lowest. If the offer was 400,000 and above, it’s signalling that the case he has is the 750,000. It’s probability.
@@JaceTan-90 Yeah not really. That makes zero sense. They would never take that into account because then nobody would or should ever choose to take the deal if they would signal the case he holds has 700.000 in it.
The third guy was stupid and greedy. What about the guy in the first season who rejected an offer of $86,000 and ended winning $8?
Brett Kurtz. Turned down $76K (his kids said deal, his wife said no deal)
That trip to Fiji went out the window because he JUST had to listen to the wife and not his kids. What a lame-o.
What about the guy who left with 1$ when his mom told him he could accept the bank's offer of 476k$
@@liamii5603 I think he was the male nurse who also passed the Banker's Challenge of $10,000.
I saw that episode air on gsn recently
All that hypeness for $5. Go get me a burger.
The first fail where the dude rejects $120K with $1M and $400K still on the board wasn't unreasonable. Then he opens the $1M and makes the mistake of thinking his sob story about starting a family means anything to the banker, so he counters with a 50% increase. The banker obviously rejected that, thus setting him up for a loss based on random chance. He should have countered 10% higher. The producers have an incentive to create epic failures because they cost less but are just as popular with viewers.
*loses 1m* THATS OK THATS OK
*no deal on 75k counter* THATS OK OK
*loses 400k* THATS OK THATS OK
*goes home with $5*
this is my counter..NO DEAAAAL!!!
Takes 5 and goes to sleep..
😂😂😂
the look of the model at 14:29 is just on of total disgust at the guy for being so greedy. the face says a thousands words of disappointment and pity
6:55
*opens case*
“girl!”
*75$*
*faints*
10:00 thats not a fails, she is just smart and not greedy
if you don't know why #2 is a total fail, you are terrible at math and common sense..
the math says $222,000 is a fair offer.. even if she goes on and opens the half million, (a one in 5) the offer would be about 150,000. she has a 60% to win 225,000, she only had to risk 15,000 to win double or more.. one of the worst played games i've seen..
#2 played the game EXACTLY the right way. One in the hand is worth two in the bush. If she said no deal and the next case opened was the $500,000 then her deal would have dropped, she made a smart move for a guarantee of $165,000, well played!!
I would've dealt at the last offer of $302K (assuming the banker would've actually offered that), since there was a safety net up until that point and $302K was well above EV.
I'm in love with this show. So glad they brought it back.
The show was canceled? When did that happen?
@@filmaphobic it was canceled from I think 2010 until 2018 then they brought it back
Agree. Fun to watch, but being a contestant would be about as much fun as I imagine drinking paint would be. I'd be getting sick every commercial break...UGH!!
I love it when people’s greed gets to them!
What was that last guy thinking... You've gotta be kidding me 😂
That $1 take home was the most epic
what about the one penny
Jesus Christ, I felt that last one man
Dude got owned 😂
Rumor has it that the first guy’s wife left him after the show 😂
How do you know?
I was looking at it and thinking the same lol
Perfectspare 300 he's gonna be sleeping on the couch. Plus I love his reaction when he lost $1 million.
It was a joke
Why is everyone joking about that I didn’t see her getting mad or anything did I miss something
Sister got 165k or something, in what world is that a fail?
She accepted the deal when 60% of the cases in play still had a better offer. It was a stupid decision to take the offer.
@@Philsta007 She got 165 thousand dollars so.
It was a bad decision. She opened up 200k after that and her offer still went up. Shouldn’t be a fail though I agree
In a scripted show making you feel guilty for walking away with more then you came with and making you feel guilty for not risking a 6 figure lost
2nd lady was fine. Not greedy
Please bring this show back ASAP!! My favorite show and I miss it so much!!
Well u got your wish
Thank-you so much! Seen the new one last night!!! @@jpbproductions3872
I bet the 3rd guy thought since it was the Christmas special maybe they thought it would be a happy ending. 🤦🏽♀️
But he was on the naughty list.
Can’t wait when this show comes back on June 12 !!!
6:23 "Even when you lose everything, State Farm is there"
5 dollars don't even buy you 4 dollars lol
The last guy got really greedy 🤣
The last one could be a separate video on its own
There was this one guy who won 10 dollars, that one should've been number 2 insted of the lady who won 160k
Yeah sure theres way worse contestants. She just didn't understand the odds were in her favor to double the amount.
I'm 2 year late but can we just appreciate how beautiful the Christmas version are?
Christmas decoration sometimes looks cheesy for me personally but the stage look absolutely divine, and the graphic with deep red tone and metal looks sleek.
I love how Howie is just like, "NO WAY" at 11:57.
"your gonna get 10 dollars"
yeah, he's gonna walk out with 10 dollars
George should've countered between $60,000-$70,000 with that $53,000 after he knocked out the million
Should've taken 120k lol
Maybe so, but I do think countering was the right thing to do in that situation.
@@luke_222 What about that safety net he had? I would also have said No Deal.
gambling addiction will leave u broke. his wife left him lol
LOL the last one is hilarious. 333K nope! what was he thinking
#3 with a dry smile getting $5. Lol 🤣
Grill Wasabi Sushi Channel wah, wah, wah, wah......
Knocks out the last highest number at $400k... Family member goes "thats ok! thats ok!" lol
The last one was a riot! Who does such a dumb deal! WOW!
Richie Bell....
the ones who are greedy always lose.
I remember watching the 3rd clip with my mom on tv, we both cringed when we saw what he got
Poor guy
Buy a single shot of house Whiskey at Applebees
I remember there was this game in the timezone area in the mall...i saw deal or no deal there and i just pressed the deal button and ran as fast as i can...few minutes later when i came back some kind was crying already there lol....
I saw it on TV too and I was happy that he lost because greed got to him that shows you not to be greedy it's one of the seven deadly sins!
$5 worth of tissues wouldnt suffice for the shyt move he pulled... karma got his counter offer drama real good...
The last one “NO DEAL!!!” He so left her after taking that advice from her lmao
Counter offer? I didn’t know this was new.
Yanks love to ruin TV shows from the UK. You don't need me to tell you that USA MasterChef got the contestants making hamburgers for kids parties while the UK version was actually cooking food in high-end restaurants. Or how about our sitcoms like The Office? It's not the citizens of the USA that is dumb; it's the TV executives that dumb down the shows that affects the audience. 'Murica!!!
Yeah it’s one of the newer episodes
I don't understand the point of making a counter offer in the last offer tho, like the 3rd one wanted to do.
Imagine a sec you make a counter offer:
-if your case contains more than the counter offer, the bank will accept it
-if your case contains less than the counter offer, the bank will decline it
@@soupe2000 there's no way for the Bank to know what's in the case, that would be influencing the game and would be seen as rigging an outcome, game shows take great pains to avoid those allegations since rigging a game is illegal. It's why so many game shows are so strict about stuff such as not allowing contestants to leave their waiting rooms without an escort.
@@MattZRJSRoxy In the french version, the bank knows exactly what's in every case. They even play with it, making complety stupid offers, and calling for a bluff.
They can offer a ridiculously low amount of money when you have still a ton of very high sum of money cases on board to try to make you think you have nothing in your case, to make you accept the low offer while you could've continued. They also do the opposite just to disgust you when you NO DEAL all offerd because you thought they were bluffing, but you end up with a lot less than what they offered you. It's counter bluff
This has nothing to do with rigging the show, it only makes it more interesting
The last one was just that older male nurse episode but 2019 version. when he has $1 and $1million, had an offer of over 400k but said no deal.
619 WWE FAN Well, at least the nurse had $10K from his heartbeat challenge.
Steve Fleshman idc about that, he still deserves to lose it.
Don’t forget about the dude with $1 and $1,000,000
I know
Even crazier if it was the penny and the million and he didn't get the $10k bonus.
For a game about pure luck, there really isn’t a fail
That last guy was sooooo dumb omg. LOL
Betting over 300k on a coin toss, what kind of mental state do you need to be in to make that bet.
don’t be greedy and bad things won’t happen y’all !! #Preach🎙️🗣️🎙️🗣️
6:40 she was ready to break up with him when he lost that 400,000😂😂
He already enjoyed his 5 dollars LOL
hes such a germaphobe i would how many times you gotta tell excited contestants dont touch howie lol
just because he is 1 doesn't mean that he won't allow others to touch him, there were tons of times in the old run where he would allow contestants and even their supporters to give him hugs
imagine taking a 50/50 chance of $750,000 when you could’ve taken $333,000 guaranteed lmao
Seeing someone fail and still walk away with $25K when it should be basically nothing isn’t satisfying to watch.
He could go at least $100,000(Take the deal with a price of $75,000 plus an $25,000 from the sponsor as a present)
Some WSB dude the last one🤣
That last guy I'd be surprised if his wife hasn't left him he obviously doesn't make smart decisions and willing to gamble their lives away
the banker is offering u 40 dollars
guy : hehe
The pause at the start of 11:28 is epic. Yes, 2 wasn't really an "epic fail", as she still walked away with more money than a lot of ppl have, and she just wasn't greedy. Still, given the context of the show - making the right decision regarding your case vs the banker's offer - it does fit as example. It's just the opposite direction from the more typical greedy ones like the last guy.
@14:30 the look on her face says "what were you thinking"
Wow the new set up looks so much better I loved the old set up with the red light when the banker calls and so on but I can dig this
the last guy will remember this all his life hehe
You need 3 big numbers left to continue playing with offers in your favor. When there’s only 2 big numbers left you’re playing the bankers game.
The #2 is all but a fail, its the best decision! She was smart! We say in French "un tiens vaut mieux que deux tu l’auras" or "A bird in hand is worth two in the bush" for you
7:00 had me laughing so hard!😆
My counter offer is.. NO DEAL 😂😂😂😂
Wtf right?
The last one doesn't make any logical sense. I would only really take a chance with a 50/50 if there was 750k and like 250k. I can do a lot with either amount.
I don't get why the last guy didn't counter...Probably could've walked way with $375k
That’s exactly what I would counter at!
Forget countering, I would just take the Deal!
@@petercolbeysgameshowmania7176 There were final offers of over $400K when there’s a low amount and $750K left except this game! I would make it fair and counter here for $375K.
That'd be pushing it-that's exactly the average of the two remaining cases. Probably could've gotten $350k. $17k more than the offer but still $25k below the average. It's the perfect counter.
countering is even too risky at that point because the banker doesn’t have to say deal. if the banker says no deal, you have to keep playing
ok third guy.
everyone was shouting: take the deal,
then why dont he take deal? he wouldve easily earned one of the highest amount of money in that round, and the odds were stacked against him
Swag yolo money man he made the right play , he got away richer than he came
@@youtubegimme8646 Logic and math would disagree with you
@@kaylasheppard7746 he made a dollar din he
I'm sure he spent money (more than $5) while on the trip, so, no. Still negative money, still foolish of him to not accept the deal.
Even could've counter offered
Im so glad the 3rd only took 5 dollars, you wouldnt you take the deal, there no need to be so greedy
This is my counter, NO DEALLLLLLL
the 2nd one, "whats she callin for" (thinking she got this on lock) lol
The Last was Great he lost his wife and 750.000 Dollar in one night gg haha
his wife is still with him in an interview conducted after this
The banker is offering you $40 XD
The first guy chose 2 of the unluckiest numbers ever, 6and 13
13 symbolizes Death
It’s so satisfying to see greedy people lose everthing in front of their eyes
Greed is def. not good. The second player still walked out that room with a lot of money compared to the third guy who is very greedy 🙂
The fact you put that as the title for this video, earned you a follow
It's interesting how folks get greedy and act hurt when their bubbles burst.
The last one hurt my heart
Woah that $333,000 can buy you 16 houses in my country
In my country.. Thats my house's worth, it's 365k
@@liamii5603 my country is worth 900k average
Where do you guys live?? It would buy exactly half of my shanty lol
They're forgetting the pig farm lady who won the penny. 😂😂
Heather McKee, I remembered that episode. Greedy loser hall of famer!
@@jx9936 no doubt about that but we all know why she wasn't here, this was just for the new version
I like the original models and the original banker and the original soundtrack.
Same Claudia Jordan was my favorite model
liking this since I agree. Leyla, Anya, Sara, Pilar, Ursula and Katie were some of my favorites BUT Lauren, Jenelle and Megan weren't bad either, that's the Megan that returned for this run as well
Looks like each player just made the banker grinning with joy once she saw the big amounts go away