It’s actually the second time.
Tonight’s episode was an unbelievable game. The contestant eliminated 9 of the 11 blues on the left hand side of the board. The game then started falling apart in the last half of the game when the contestant eliminated the top 3 greens. He then got down to the last 2 cases of $25 and $30,000, and took the final bank offer of $14,000, and had $25 in his case. All his bank offers ranged between $10,000 and $20,000 with how he played.
However Grant Denyer still offered him to spin the Deal Wheel to try and get it to land on the Banker’s Jackpot of $22,000. Was never going to happen. The Deal Wheel endgame has once again proved to be an absolute joke.
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The outrage continues. 
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and looks like a Traitors themed episode too for the Deal or No Deal Celebrity Jackpot Specials
Just watched tonight’s episode: The contestant got down to the last 2 cases of $500 and $100,000, and took a deal of $50,500. He had a $100,000 in his case which he knew all along, and especially as he was wearing green as well.
Grant Denyer however was still stupid enough to show the contestant the banker’s jackpot of $100,000 to try and get him to have a go at spinning the Deal Wheel to try and get it to land on the jackpot of $100,000.
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That’s the One Show that I Watch on 10 on my Phone, and I’ve seen him getting to the Exact Same Position as to what 21 Year-Old Zali Muscatello from (Bendigo, Victoria) Just Did on Wednesday the 26th of February Last Year when She Turned Down the Final Bank Offer of $50,000 and Case #9 Won Her $100,000 in Cold-Hard Cash.
But here’s the One Factor that I always Say this Jack Baulch. When a Person Picks the Briefcase and has the $100,000 the Entire Time on the Show. The One Rule is Very Simple Jack Baulch Do Not Take the Bank Offer including the Final Bank Offer, you have to Say No Deal all the way Through Including the Final Bank Offer and have your Chosen Briefcase Opened that Could Win you a Massive Cash Windfall of $100,000 in Cold-Hard Cash.
On a random note, I noticed last night’s contestant (who was wearing a distinctive bright green shirt) in the background behind Grant during tonight’s episode.
Tonight’s episode: The contestant got down to the last two cases of $20,000 and $100,000, and took the final bank offer of $50,000. He had $20,000 in his case and made the perfect deal. However Grant Denyer was still stupid enough to try and tempt him to spin the deal wheel to try to get it to land on the jackpot of $100,000, even though he said to the contestant “I know you may not want to do this.” The contestant then said to Grant “the deal’s already been done.”
Stop offering the deal wheel to contestants who win over $5,000 Grant, you are just wasting not only your time, but the contestant’s time. Even the audience know it’s a waste of time.
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Well, obviously they need to fill in time because the episode finished early with the contestant taking the deal.
I watched Tonight’s Game and the Deal Wheel wins the Contestant $50. You know What? I agree with Jack Baulch! the Deal Wheel is a Joke!
Claire Hooper took part in the filming of the comedian special for DOND last Tuesday (June 23) but not before her car broke down at Docklands. Her FB post mentioned Bron which might be fellow comedian Bron Lewis.
At least have a second deal wheel and its double or half on each slide. So it’s somewhat tempting
So close to another $100,000 winner!
Tonight’s episode was absolutely phenomenal. The contestant played amazingly well in the first half of the game and didn’t eliminate one of the 5 greens. She ended up getting down to the last 3 cases of $5, $50,000 and $100,000, and took a deal of $45,000. She ended up having only $5 in her case, which she turned into $45,000!
In Case that I’ve Seen Mackenzie Verga Play a Magnificent Game of Deal or No Deal Tonight Jack Baulch, the $100,000 Top Prize was Behind Briefcase #14.
Oh! Spoiler alert. 
Would’ve been another Close Call!
Sort of
In Case that Veternarian Chanel Sumo Played a Really Good Game of Deal or No Deal with Grant Denyer Tonight by Playing it Safe and Realising that the $1 was in Briefcase #5 that Chanel Sumo Chose and Taking Home $29,555. The $100,000 Top Prize on Deal or No Deal Australia was Behind Briefcase #12.
With Deal or no Deal struggling to rate against the Powerful 7 and 9 News Bulletins, I doubt it’ll Survive into 2027.