(1) Deck of Deal or No Deal Card Game (26 Briefcase Cards, 1 Bank Offer Card, 26 Cash Cards and Instruction Card)

Easy to set up and play. Use notebook paper to keep track of amounts.

The game is weird and boring. It really is not worth any, money (maybe one cent). If you like being bored to tears than this game is great for you.

Tricky for kids (8&10) but they got use to it after a few rounds. You need to keep track of the suitcase $ amount on paper that’s the only downside.

My kids (6 and 5) love this game. It doesn't come with anything to track which amounts you've "opened" so we created our own sheet to track that as we play.

Had fun playing this with our 8 year old granddaughter! Wish we had a thing to close for no deal, though.

I love this... I bought it and am addicted

Included:- 1 set of cards of dollar amounts- 1 set of cards of the briefcase numbers- 1 card that has a guide for "bank offers" and a list of dollar amountsPRO:- no electronic-related aspect (obviously, a good way to detach from your phone)- small and portable: no need to bring a bulky board game with you- great way to play Deal Or No Deal for fans- more appropriate for long wait times - airport, hotel room, etc.CON:- you may need pen and paper to keep track of which dollar amounts are left over so the "bank offer" person can give a reasonable offer.- you need a wide space to lay down the cards. not a restaurant or doctor's office - kind a of game.You place the dollar amount cards face down and then place the briefcase number cards on top. This insures that the dollar amounts are not associated with the briefcase numbers every time. I had paper with the list of all the dollar amounts and then I crossed out the amounts as the game progressed. If you really don't want to use paper, you could consider laminating the "bank offer" card (which has the list of dollar amounts) and then use a dry erase marker to cross out the dollar amounts as the game progressed. Both options require additional items. Although its not as fancy looking as the board game, you can still play the game without any hiccups. And if for some reason you lose some cards, you can technically still play the game!I've always loved this game. I didn't watch the tv show regularly, but I loved playing this arcade game at Dave & Busters. For me, it was more exciting playing the game than watching a show. Now that I have kids, I'm always on the hunt to find games that are little to no technology. Also, having games with lost pieces is always a possibility with kids, so it helps to know which games are still playable if you don't have all the original pieces. My 9,10 yr old kids enjoy it. Its not their favorite, but its definitely a decent game. Maybe more fun with friends or real prizes ?!

I ordered this for a silly gift for a friend. It does not appear brand new; it exhibits slight wear & tear.