Play Deal or No Deal Rapid Round for Free

Although there are just ten paylines, this is an all-ways-pays slot machine, where you win by landing three, four, or five symbols across a line starting from the left or right sides. It gives you twice as many chances to claim a prize and the amount won depends on your stake, what symbols appear and how many are on the line. Smaller wins come from the traditional fruit machine symbols, with the lemon and grapes each being worth 5x, 10x, or 25x the equivalent of the bet per line when seen on three, four, or five reels. You win up to 40x when the cherries stop across a payline and a high limit of 50x for the watermelon.

High-paying symbols include a red 7, the Bankers bowler hat and a mug, plus a golden Deal or No Deal box, which pays 50x, 200x, or 250x your line bet. A big question mark is the wild symbol, which isn’t worth anything on its own, but helps you to collect wins at a higher ratio by acting as others when it lands in the right places. It can bridge the gaps in a sequence of matching symbols, or reward higher payouts by extending winning runs across extra reels.

The wild symbol can also stick around for the following spin, giving you a second chance of claiming a prize, although they will only do this at random, not every time. Remember those three red boxes underneath the reels? In another randomly-triggered feature, any of these can pop open, releasing stacks of wild symbols onto the reels above them.

In the TV show, Noel Edmonds uses an old phone to speak to the Banker. But you won’t need to call anyone to be on the receiving end of an exciting bonus round when the phone lands on reels one and five at the same time. Three of the famous red boxes are lined up for you, and all that’s needed is a click on one to reveal a number of free spins. But the unique thing about this round is that the Banker will offer you an instant cash award instead of the bonus spins.

So, will you be tempted? If you opt for the free spins, these play out at the same stakes as the triggering spin and they can’t be retriggered. So once the round is done, you collect any winnings and go back to the base games.

You won’t need to talk to your Banker to start playing this game. Free Deal or No Deal Rapid Round video slots are available, and the minimum stake for real cash games is just 0.10 per spin. Simple control buttons are used to raise the stakes, with a maximum bet of 500.00 surely being plenty for everyone but the highest of high-stakes gamblers.

The autoplay button is used to spin the reels for up to 100 times without needing to click each time. However, we were a bit disappointed that Endemol Games doesn’t give you the option to pre-set win or loss limits before setting the auto spins off.

You can pick and choose from a number slots based around this show, or even visit the unique Deal or No Deal Casino, but anyone who likes bonus rounds is going to want to try out the Dream Factory version. Graphics are far superior to those seen in the Rapid Round game, with even Noel Edmonds making an appearance. Here the various bonus rounds include in-game features like random extra wilds and mystery symbols that lead to guaranteed wins.

Land the telephone in any three or more places to enter the Dream Factory. Here you will find four bonus rounds within the red boxes, such as the Red Mist free spins and Play It Again free games. A Walk of Wealth sends you off to the clouds where you collect lucky bubbles over five levels, while the Super Deal round works in the same way as the TV game. Just open the boxes and decide whether you want to take the Banker’s offer, or move on to the next box to see if it contains more coins.

Moving away from Deal or No Deal, but sticking with the gameshow-themed online slots, a popular choice is Everybody’s Jackpot from Playtech. Set in a fictional studio, this slot has cartoon hosts welcoming you to a 3x3 grid of symbols. It contains luxury items like watches, jewellery and gold bars, and while you can enjoy features such as free spins with wild symbols in play, the highlight is the progressive jackpot. Anyone who triggers the jackpot payout will get the lions’ share of the prize – but in a unique twist, punters who have played this slot in the last 24 hours can also qualify for a share of the spoils.

If you’re a fan of the TV show, then Deal or No Deal Rapid Round is probably going to appeal to you. But for anyone who hasn’t watched it, there’s still plenty to enjoy about this reliable slot machine. OK, it doesn’t have sophisticated 3D effect graphics, but the animations are smooth enough. Those huge reels that almost fill the screen make this a perfect game to play at mobile-optimized casinos, as you can clearly see the details on the smaller screen of smartphones.

Anyone new to playing slot machines will find that the relatively simple gameplay makes this a good introduction. It’s easy to line symbols up for a win, so you won’t be waiting around for ages to collect some prizes. Plus, the in-game bonus features such as sticky wilds and stacked wilds will boost the number of winning spins even further. It looks like the Endemol Games developer has dealt us another high-quality slot.