Deal or No Deal

Yes. Jessica Robinson on September 1, 2008 has one the million dollars in the American version of "Deal or no Deal."

Well, of course somebody won a million. The chances of no-one having are like a million to zero. For example, Jessica Robinson won $1,000,000 on Deal or No Deal, with 5million-dollar cases during the million dollar mission. Additionally, Tomorrow Rodriguez also won $1,000,000. She was also playing in the million dollar mission and started with 9 million-dollar cases. But those are only two people. There are a ton of other people living it up with the million they won on Deal or No Deal.

yeah a lot of people on that during the million dollar mission but a lot won it in the normal version

Not that I've seen and i watch it all the time, but there's a chance I'm wrong

People have won money on the TV show Deal or No deal. Not as much as the above answers claim, but they have had at least one million dollar winner and others who took the cash and sold the case with a Million dollars in it. They can afford to let people win since the pay only a few actors and the money for salary can go toward prizes. Some people are asking about an on line game and that is a totally different story. Let's say you did win and found that payment wasn't made. Just who would you go to and try to prove that you won an on line game and they didn't pay. Many of the sites are beyond the control of Governments and courts without a long and expensive legal battle.

Jessica Robinson won $1,000,000, being the first in Deal or No Deal history to win the grand prize. Before her, the top prize won was $750,000.

I will buy things I that never had before, like the song of Bruno Mars BILLIONAIRE "I wanna be a billionaire so freaking bad. buy all of the things i'd never had"

That will I do if I won 1 million.

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880 thousand dollars achived by Jeniffer Falco

Rs. 50,00,000/-

In the USA it was Howie Mandel see related link for other hosts

Winnings on game shows, or anyplace (Lotteries and Casinos come to mind quickly), as is any form of income, including the finding of a "hord', are taxable. The givor must provide a 1099 report tot the IRS of the value of what was given or won, (above certain minor exclusions). Just like when Oprah gave away a car to each in her audience, each of whom had to include the value of the car as income and pay tax. You may recall she then agreed to pay the tax for them. What she paid for them is also taxable. (The calculation that is done to determine how much she needed to give them is called a "gross up". Where a determination is made of how much the amount provided actually has to be to basically cover all the rather circular naure of what is happening. So if a 20% rate is considered the recepients tax rat for the $100 given, you don't just give $120 but more like $124.44. The recepient ends up with the $100 net). I would also refer to the first Survivior winner, who failed to pay, even claiming the show promised to, and is now in jail for several years for having done so. How much is withheld and how much the recepient finally pays can, and usually does, vary. A recepient may be able to have nothing withheld by qualifying and providing a Form W-9 statement. Mandatory withholding, done by the givor is usually at 20%, under the recepients ID number and shown on a 1099 sent to the recepient. The amount withheld is then considered paid toward any tax the recepient would owe from all sources that year, which may be more or less than the amount actually withheld depending on many things - number and amounts of deductions, amounts of other income, etc. It is basically their own tax rate. Even if withholding wasn't done, the recepient would have to make a quarterly estimated payment, just like anyone who has income that isn't shown on a Form W-2 (where the withholding is done automatically by the employer), or be subject to penalties and interest.

Your wife might be dealing with hard times my advice is to sit her down and talk, conversation is key

The tv channel receives money for all of the viewers that watch the show. Some of this money goes towards paying the contestants.

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This episode contained the lowest ever bank offer in the show - $2.00

After turning down several deals that were six figures in terms of dollar amounts, Cheryl Jackson wound up with the lowest amount of cash won for a contestant to date - $5.00.

Deal or No Deal is still on television channel 4 starts at 4:15

there was an E! biography clip on them and Claudia quoted makeing over 6 figures ... I didn't catch if it was per episode, or per day. But she did say that she has bought 3 houses.

Deal or No Deal - UK game show - was created on 2005-10-31.

The host of Deal or No Deal is Howie Mendel the cheap azz mothafukin bich dik suckin geigh azz. He is also a stanky azz poor azz fagat. And porverted geigh dude.

Well , first of all this is a dum website to check cause this is freakin retarted soo i guess you have to go to a different website maybe like bing or Google cause this is just a crap website

this is also for everyone to go to club penguin the website cause it is off the hook

As the US version of Deal or No Deal has been officially canceled, it is not possible to become a Deal or No Deal model, at least in the US. Other countries, such as the Netherlands, may have to go through a rigorous process to do so.

Now you can watch it on the Game Show Network, or GSN.

No one has won that amount in US dollars in other currency 10 million has been won and was worth only thousands. Hungry had a 21 million dollar winner worth $92,568 see related link

On the regular show:

$1,000,000

On the syndicated show:

$500,000

go to deal or no deal and fill out the application form and find for you self i am a mean person or i think yo need to be 13 years or older

go on deal or no deals website for futher info

Deal or No Deal is a game show, where you have 26 cases. You have to pick a case and after so many cases the banker will offer you an amount of money because he wants your case. You are trying to get the million dollar case and it's a great game show. You try to sell your case for more money. The banker is bad, he never shows his face. The host is Howie Mandell and he's a great host. The show is on NBC.

Contestants on actual game shows do actually win money. However many people can confuse a game show with a online site. That is not a game show and on a Game show the only money you can lose is the amount you could have won. The creators of network television game shows obtain money for the show from selling commericials and that allows them to provide prizes to contestants. I am pretty sure they do.

There are 22 cases during the day time show. And 26 during the evening show.