Cyclenall wrote:Dart Theory -- A theory in which the game show "Deal or No Deal" which the network NBC shows on TV, has a constant bad luck streak. As a rule of thumb, the contestant will "get rid of" the suitcase with $1,000,000 within the first 2 "rounds". Other high amounts should get knocked off in no time. The players will be faced with low bank offers and crap game plays. The player will take a low money offer near the end of the game with a much higher amount of money in the case they picked at the start of the show. This theory is in full effect since the start of the 2nd season of the game show. The 1st season did not experience this effect.
Dart Theory was in full effect on this evening's "Deal or no deal" show. This theory is so freakishly correct it scares even me. I underlined the part of the theory above so you can see what I'm talking about. The "Jets" fan woman that was just on kept saying the $1,000,000 was in her case throughout the show. The "family" told her to take the deal even though she knew the $1,000,000 was in her case. She fell in the trap and took the $186,000 deal and low and behold the $1,000,000 was in her case. The funny thing is, this is the 3rd time this exact play has occurred. Just amazing how my theory is working out, it's been off and on throughout the 2nd series but overall not bad. I still stress that NBC can
save Deal or no Deal by
removing the other family and friends giving the player ideas on whether to take the deal or not. That's always the cause of lame plays like this. Until they do this, DOND will die out with viewers getting bored with DOND....and a part of that is because of
Dart Theory.