Deal or No Deal feature · free games · Grand, Major, Minor and Mini progressives · 96.25% RTP
The casino cabinet, played for Gielinor gold. Caskets land on the reels in stacks, each showing DEAL or a multiplier of 2x, 3x, 5x, 8x or 10x. Five or more open Deal or No Deal with those faces added up as the multiplier: 26 caskets, one of them yours, the Banker on the phone after every round, and a swap at the end. Three golden caskets open the free games, where every casket holds and pays what it shows. A pick can open on any spin and win one of four progressive jackpots that every bet on the site feeds.
This is the Deal or No Deal cabinet you find on a casino floor, rebuilt for RuneScape gold: the stacked briefcase symbols with their multiplier faces, the feature that plays the television game with the Banker's phone and a multiplier badge, the hold-and-respin free games, and the four linked progressives across the top of the machine. Where the original's numbers are published they are copied; where they are not, they are filled from the nearest published Deal or No Deal slots and every figure is measured by simulation before it is printed here.
The feature is the television game with the Banker offering fair value. That matters: the offer is the plain average of every casket still shut, times the multiplier the reels carried in, so taking a deal and playing on are worth the same on average and the multiplier is pure upside. A 10x multiplier turns the board's 60x top casket into 600x of your bet, and the feature is capped at 10,000x.
The jackpots are real progressives. One and a half percent of every bet, in whichever currency it was made, goes into the four pools of that currency, and a hit takes the whole pool and resets it to its seed. The chance of the pick scales with the bet so every GP wagered buys the same chance, and the meters on the cabinet show the live pools.
Everything a spin does is decided from the provably fair seed before the reels move: the stops, every casket face, the free-game landings, the jackpot pick and its layout, and the shuffle that puts a value in each of the 26 caskets. The board the feature is played against is fixed when it opens, and revealed in full when it closes.
Five or more caskets on the reels. They land in stacks, so two reels can do it. The faces showing on those caskets add up into the feature's multiplier, with DEAL faces counting for the trigger and adding nothing; the multiplier is never less than 1x.
It is the average of every casket still shut, yours included, times the feature multiplier, floored to a whole GP. Dealing and playing on are worth the same on average.
Yes. Every bet adds 1.5% of itself to the four pools of its currency, and a win takes the whole pool and resets it to its seed. The amounts on the cabinet are the live pools.
The feature is capped at 10,000x your bet. The jackpots are on top of that and are whatever the pool holds when it hits.
Yes, at a multiplier of your choice from 1x to 10x. Each price is measured so a bought feature returns about what a spun one does, so the buy is a choice about variance, not price.
Every round is generated from a server seed that is hashed and shown to you before you bet, combined with a client seed you control and an incrementing nonce. When you rotate your seed the old server seed is revealed, so you can replay every round it produced and confirm nothing changed after the fact.
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