Deal or No Deal - Top Prize Winners

Top Prize Winners

All amounts below the prizes are their equivalents in United States dollars at the time of their win.

Country Name(s) Date Amount won Previous offer Other amount Notes
Afghanistan Mohammad Easa Sediqi Prior to October 25, 2010 Af. 1,000,000
($23,240)
Box Swap Af. 2,500
($58.10)

First top prize winner in Afghan history
Australia Dean Cartechini June 17, 2004 A$A200,000
($137,384)
A$102,500
($70,409)
A$5
($3.43)
Anh Do (celebrity) September 19, 2007 A$200,000
($167,238)
A$125,000
($104,524)
A$75,000
($62,714)
Leanne Benbow June 2, 2010 A$200,000
($166,630)
A$115,000
($95,812)
A$100,000
($83,315)
Chris Doyle August 23, 2011 A$200,000
($208,014)
A$130,000
($135,209)
A$100,000
($104,007)
Belize Alisha Arnold February 10, 2009 BZ$10,000
($5,077)
(Unknown) (Unknown)
Brazil Paulo April 2007 R$1,000,000
($490,000)
R$444,000
($218,000)
R$100
($49)
Bulgaria Veneta Raykova (celebrity) February 2006 75,000 BGN
($46,000)
(unknown) (unknown)
Mariela Pepeldzhiyska
(Мариела Пепелджийска)
January 23, 2012 100,000 BGN
($65,862)
Box Swap
(accepted)
2,500 BGN
($1,647)
Cambodia (Unknown) February 2009 10,000,000 KHR
($2,410)
(unknown) (unknown)
(Unknown) February 2009 10,000,000 KHR (unknown) 750,000 KHR
($181)
Chile Mauricio Hermosilla May 4, 2007 CL$10,000,000
($19,050)
CL$6,500,000
($12,383)
CL$5,000,000
($9,525)
Farándula August 29, 2007 CL$10,000,000
($19,010)
Box Swap CL$50,000
($95.05)
Egypt Amal Mohammad Prior to November 16, 2009 EGP250,000
($45,825)
(unknown) EGP0.50
($0.09)
Sameh Prior to April 15, 2010 EGP250,000
($45,323)
(unknown) EGP0.50
($0.09)
Marwa Ali Prior to September 3, 2010 EGP500,000
($87,660)
Box Swap EGP250
($43.83)
Sibai Wahba September 12, 2012 EGP250,000
($41,037)
Box Swap
(accepted)
EGP10,000
($1,641)
France Sabrina November 29, 2005 €500,000
($590,030)
€350,000
($413,021)
€75,000
($88,505)
The banker also offered €200,000 and €300,000;
it is rare for a contestant to have more than one offer after a single round
Marie-Ange Franceschi January 23, 2009 €500,000
($650,280)
€210,000
($273,118)
€100,000
($130,056)
Georgia Rezo and Archil Arveladze (celebrities) February 3, 2009 50,000 lari
($30,018)
25,000 lari
($15,009)
50 lari
($30.02)
Greece Gogo Kastranta November 10, 2006 €200,000
($256,702)
€80,000
($102,681)
€1,000
($1,284)

Received €100,000, another half was received by a text winner
Hungary Sanyi 2006 50,000,000 Ft
($238,000)
13,000,000 Ft
($61,900)
6,000,000 Ft
($28,600)
Árpinak April 26, 2010 21,000,000 Ft
($106,680)
15,000,000 Ft
($76,200)
13,000,000 Ft
($66,040)
Italy Roberto Pepi February 4, 2004 €500,000
($627,805)
(unknown) (unknown)
Francesca Madeddu December 16, 2004 €500,000
($671,175)
€300,000
($402,705)
€25,000
($33,559)
Clarissa Meneghini December 19, 2007 €500,000
($719,525)
€170,000
($244,639)
€30,000
($43,172)
Danilo Anderlini September 17, 2008 €500,000
($714,575)
€170,000
($242,956)
€30,000
($42,875)
Francesca Cataldo October 22, 2008 €500,000
($666,895)
€185,000
($230,408)
€30,000
($40,014)
Roberto Caterina November 23, 2008 €500,000
($629,450)
€375,000
($472,088)
€250,000
($314,725)
Mara Ancelotti January 1, 2009 €500,000
($707,045)
€375,000
($530,284)
€250,000
($353,523)
Stefania Menegazzo February 23, 2010 €500,000
($680,020)
€104,000
($141,444)
Maghetto
Gabriele Calvello March 17, 2012 €1,000,000
($1,317,440)
€313,000
($412,359)
€0.20
($0.26)

The top prize was originally €500,000 as usual, but was doubled during the game when the player opened Pacco Matto (crazy box) and found Raddoppia (double).
Mauro Ghiraldini November 21, 2012 €500,000
($640,625)
€150,000
($192,188)
€30,000
($38,438)
Malta Maria (Doris) Abela October 17, 2008 €25,000
($33,601)
€19,500
($26,209)
€15,000
($20,160)
Mexico Elena June 11, 2005 Mex$5,000,000
($460,050) (Saturday)
(unknown) (unknown)
Luis December 6, 2005 Mex$1,000,000
($95,360) (weekday)
(unknown) (unknown)
Laura March 2, 2006 Mex$1,000,000
($95,580) (weekday)
Mex$700,000
($66,906)
Mex$400,000
($38,232)
Paty June 3, 2006 Mex$1,000,000
($88,130) (weekday)
Mex$550,000
($48,472)
Mex$100,000
($8,813)
Malaysia (English) Timothy Shim March 2, 2008 RM100,000
($31,307)
RM 50,800
($15,904)
RM 250
($78.27)
Netherlands Arno Woesthoff September 2, 2001 Fl10,000,000
($4,142,220)
(none) (none) Biggest winner in worldwide game show history
Eelco Schumacher April 2, 2009 €250,000
($331,468)
€170,000
($225,398)
€125,000
($165,734)
Philippines Terry Lim Cua December 29, 2006 P2,000,000
($40,740)
P1,400,000
($28,518)
P1,000,000
($20,370)
Aiko Melendez and Candy Pangilinan (celebrities) November 25, 2008 P1,000,000
($20,220)
P345,001
($6,976)
P10
($0.20)
Christmas Edition (5 P1,000,000 cases)
Jhaphet Flordeliza December 1, 2008 P1,000,000
($20,400)
P150,000
($3,060)
P50
($1.02)
Arnel Pineda (celebrity) December 11, 2008 P1,000,000
($20,570)
P249,999
($5,142)
P200
($4.11)
Serbia Vidoje October 19, 2007 RSD1,500,000
($24,475)
RSD615,000
($10,035)
RSD500,000
($8,158)
South Korea Lee Chang-geun (이창근) June 23, 2007 ₩100,000,000
($107,750)
₩45,000,000
($48,488)
₩30,000,000
($32,325)
Spain Gilbert June 19, 2007 €600,000
($804,018)
€240,000
($321,607)
€1,500
($2,010)
Received €300,000, another half was received by a text winner
María del Carmen Bonilla July 25, 2011 €300,000
($431,622)
€29,999
($43,161)
€20
($28.77)
Taiwan JUNIOR (celebrity) April 14, 2007 NT$1,500,000
($45,250)
NT$330,000
($9,955)
NT$1, NT$100, NT$10,000, NT$20,000 and NT$50,000
($0.03, $3.02, $302, $603 and $1,508)
The host Jacky Wu, who also acted as the banker, decided to give the final offer with 6 out of 16 cases remaining.
Tunisia Mohamed Mabrouk March 22, 2006 TND300,000
($221,706)
(unknown) (unknown)
Each winner shared the prize with an SMS participant
Mohamed Bashir Menchari November 13, 2006 TND500,000
($379,765)
(unknown) (unknown)
(Unknown) September 13, 2007 TND1,000,000
($792,390)
(unknown) TND500,000
($396,195)
Turkey Ülkühan Yılmaz October 24, 2009 500,000TL
($339,790)
128,000TL
($86,986)
20,000TL
($13,591)
United Kingdom Laura Pearce January 7, 2007 £250,000
($482,625)
£45,000
($86,873)
£3,000
($5,792)
Alice Munday March 12, 2009 £250,000
($344,678)
Banker's Gamble 1p
($0.014)
Alice initially dealt at £17,500 but was dealt the Banker's Gamble when the 1p and £250,000 were remaining. She accepted the gamble going back into live play, she was then offered the swap, she declined and won £250,000.
Suzanne Mulholland May 13, 2011 £250,000
($407,055)
£165,000
($268,656)
£100,000
($162,822)
Suzanne also won an additional prize of a 2 week holiday in Florida as part of "Banker's Birthday" special. Swapped box after final offer.
Tegen Roberts September 22, 2011 £250,000
($387,735)
£77,000
($119,422)
£20,000
($31,019)
Tegen had the strongest board ever after round 3 to the end of the show, a staggering £560,250.60 was still in play after 10 boxes had been opened. She also had the distinction of having the 7th Biggest No Deal of £77,000.
Nong Nig Ham Nam August 5, 2012 £250,000
($390,932)
£68,000
($106,334)
£5
($7.82)
United States (primetime version) Jessica Robinson September 1, 2008 $1,000,000 $561,000 $200,000 Million Dollar Mission game (5 $1,000,000 cases)
Tomorrow Rodriguez October 29, 2008 $1,000,000 $677,000 $300 and 2x $1,000,000 Million Dollar Mission game (9 $1,000,000 cases)
Vietnam Lê Bình (celebrity) October 9, 2011 100,000,000Đ
($4,808)
(unknown) (unknown)
Minh Trang July 15, 2012 100,000,000Đ
($4,801)
40,010,000Đ
($1,921)
25,000Đ
($1.20)

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