Deal or No Deal: The Big Draw
Like any other form of Bingo, the first step is to buy a card. Those cards cost at least $ 1. With it, players join the game. However, before the game starts, it is possible to make one suitcase worth more at a price of 0.1 x the bet. For this, players select that prize. After that, five different suitcases with different values will appear. By selecting a suitcase, that value is added to that price.
After that, the game begins. There are sixteen prizes in total: fifteen in the suitcases in the picture and one prize in the player's suitcase. Those suitcases have different numbers. The moment a bingo number is drawn with the number of that case, the case disappears from view-along with the prize. In addition, a meter also increases with each number.
That meter provides the most important part of the game, where the bank makes an offer. If the first twenty balls are not sufficient to reach that deal, it is possible to buy five additional balls. If that is not attractive, the player immediately wins the prize in their own suitcase. In the case of more than seven numbers, multipliers become active, which multiply all prices directly by the relevant factor.
Also at the first bid it is possible to accept the bid or buy five additional balls. Both amounts are clearly in the picture. If neither the bid nor the extra balls are attractive, it is possible to simply open one's own suitcase. At the end of the game,when there are no more extra balls for sale, it is also possible to exchange the suitcase in the end.
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