Deal or no Deal Arcade Game - The Rip Off Edition

So we are in New York right now and it's awesome. We stopped by a few rest areas on the highway and I happened to stumble upon a Deal or no Deal arcade game that's different from the regular ones that gives out tickets. This gives out points for some weird and rigged point system to win prizes, and it is by far the biggest load of BS I have ever seen.

So if you see this point system, watch out.

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[rjdreamer20]

I have to agree on this one, but not all Deal or No Deal Machines are like this the Operator in this case really does not want anyone to win! I have this game on location set to 1,000,000 points for $1.00 or 2,000,000 points for $2.00 so if you see these games make sure you are playing one that you can actually obtain a prize within a couple of plays.

[Wolfman12395]

Really? If so, that makes a lot more sense then. That means someone could possibly win a Nintendo Wii for $40 at the very least. That sounds a lot more reasonable than this piece of shit ripoff at the rest area.

[Bowlymania]

Where in new york are you unfortunately traveling to?

[Wolfman12395]

Near Buffalo.

[christusvincit]

To this version of the game, I say:

NO DEAL!

BMP

[iGetPoints]

it only cost $100 to win 5$? I'M IN!

[Ultima64]

Jeez I bet stackers is less rigged than this bs

[ReidB1700]

@wiishadow4 You also have to win 50,000 points each time too.

[wiishadow4]

you have to play twenty 5 dollar games which costs 100 dollars, to win 5 back...

[ThaReapa]

@wakkyvideogroup Stacker is a big ass scam considering the owner set up the machine correctly. It's average pay out rate for big prizes regardless of machine type is 1 of 10,000 plays. Worse than slot machines in casinos.

[ThaReapa]

@Wolfman12395 That's why the prices were ridiculous. You were at a rest area. Whoever owns it, doesn't give a shit if you win because you obviously won't if you can't cheat the system or play for free; but who has the time to play a game 400 times? @ a rest area may I add.. The owner of that machine is just hoping it will pay off and provide 500-1000 USD profit in the course of a year..

[ThaReapa]

Considering you win the 50k Points everytime, you'll still spend $4000.00 USD or an equivalent value for other currency to win a console that costs $200.00 USD.

That's not even considered a rip-off. That's damn near a Ponzi-Scheme reincarnated. Make something look promising and steal from you anyway.

[Steve98NYy12550]

So 50,000 x 20 + 1M points.. 20 x $5= $100 for a $5 gift card ... assuming you hit the jackpot every time ... what a bargin

[rjdreamer20]

Well not exaclty $40.00 because the the way I have my game set, and my prizes offered are different for instance you could get a $100 Visa Gift card for 35,500,00 Points but If i were to offer Nintendo Wii the points needed would need to be 85,000,000 Points this point value is based on a Wii that costs $250.00, So if your really good at following the cases at the beginning of the game your chances of winning that prize sooner and for less money is greater! :)