Deal or No Deal Island

American television reality game show

Deal or No Deal Island

Genre| Reality game show
Inspired by| Deal or No Deal
Directed by| Joe Guidry (2024)
Richard Franc (2025-present)
Presented by|

* Joe Manganiello

Country of origin| United States
Original language| English
No. of seasons| 2
No. of episodes| 24
Production
Executive producers|

* Howie Mandel
* Matt Kunitz
* Jeffrey Breeden
* Melissa Stokes
* Matt Apps
* Sarah Happel Jackson
* Sharon Levy
* DJ Nurre
* Sean Loughlin
* Vittoria Cacciatore
* Michael Heyerman
* Kevin Lee
* Joe Manganiello

Production location| Panama
Running time| 44-88 minutes
Production companies|

* Alevy Productions
* Pulse Creative
* Endemol Shine North America

Original release
Network| NBC
Release| February 26, 2024 (2024-2-26) –
present
Related

* Deal or No Deal
* International versions of Deal or No Deal

Deal or No Deal Island is an American reality competition series that premiered on NBC on February 26, 2024. Hosted by Joe Manganiello, it is a spin-off of the game show Deal or No Deal, featuring contestants competing in physical challenges in an island setting to retrieve briefcases containing cash values. The winner of the challenge selects a contestant to play the "Banker's Challenge"—a game of Deal or No Deal where they must aim to make a "good" offer on their chosen briefcase to avoid elimination. The last contestant remaining plays a high-stakes game of Deal or No Deal, with the largest prize being a jackpot formed from the total value of the offers received throughout the season, which is valued upwards of $10,000,000.

## Format

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Deal or No Deal Island is a reality competition in which a group of contestants compete in excursions to collect briefcases hidden across the Banker's private island, an undisclosed island in the Panama islands.[1]

### Excursions

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Each episode, the contestants compete in Excursions and must undertake physical challenges to retrieve briefcases with varying cash values. Certain challenges may include "red cases," which either permit a contestant to seize another player's briefcase[2] or contain a minimal cash amount.[3] Contestants securing the lowest-valued briefcases are deemed at risk and may be selected to face the Banker's Challenge. The contestant or team gathering the highest combined case value gains immunity for that evening and determines which lower-ranking contestant will confront the Banker.[4]

### Banker's Temple

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The Banker's Temple is a conventional high-stakes game of Deal or No Deal between the Banker and the player chosen to compete by the winner of the Excursion. In each round, the player must open one or more cases, revealing their values and eliminating them from play. At the end of the round, the Banker presents the player with an offer. If the player accepts an offer higher than the value in their chosen case, or if they play through every round and their case is higher than the Banker's final offer, they remain in the game and must eliminate one of the other players. Otherwise, the player is eliminated. Regardless of the outcome, the amount of the accepted offer (or the final case, if the game is played to its conclusion) is added to the value of the highest case at stake in the season finale.[4] The Banker may, at his discretion, offer a cash bonus that the player can keep regardless of the outcome of the Banker's Temple or the overall competition.[5] In some cases, if the player accepts this bonus, they must leave the game immediately.[6]

### End Game

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In the end, the final few contestants compete in a series of challenges to determine the winner who earns the right to play a conventional game of Deal or No Deal to determine their prize. However, this game is played with the Banker present in-person. While the bottom half of the board has values less than $1,000, the top half of the board consists entirely of cases containing $1 million or more, including the largest cases found during each Excursion. The highest valued case was the total of the amounts won in all Banker's Challenges of the season, which in resulted in a top case valued at nearly $14 million in season 1, just over $12 million in season 2.[4]

In the first season, the banker was revealed to be Howie Mandel, the original host of Deal or No Deal.[7] In the second season, Mandel appeared in a special message in the first episode to pass on the role to a new banker. The banker was addressed with feminine pronouns throughout the season. On March 21, 2025, the banker was revealed to be an original briefcase model, Chrissy Teigen.[8]

## Production

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On May 12, 2023, NBC ordered the series.[9][10][11][12][13] On September 27, 2023, it was announced that Joe Manganiello would host the show.[14][15] On November 20, 2023, it was announced that the series would premiere on February 26, 2024.[16][17] On January 8, 2024, the contestants were announced.[18] On May 7, 2024, the series was renewed for a second season.[19] The second season premiered on January 7, 2025.

## Season 1

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### Contestants

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Rob Mariano Claudia Jordan

The cast of 13 contestants includes familiar faces such as reality TV personality and former Deal or No Deal case model Claudia Jordan and former five-time Survivor contestant and two-time The Amazing Race contestant Rob Mariano.[20]

Full Name[18] | Age[18] | Current City[18] | Result

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Jordan Fowler | 29  | Nashville, Tennessee | Winner[21] | Episode 12
Amy McCoy | 42  | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Eliminated
by competition
Stephanie Mitchell | 41  | Gainesville, Alabama | Eliminated
by competition
Rob Mariano | 47  | Perdido Key, Florida | Eliminated
by competition
Aron Barbell | 26  | Champaign, Illinois | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 10
Nick Grasso | 29  | Brooklyn, New York | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 9
Dawson Addis | 25  | Muskego, Wisconsin | Bribed Out
of Game[a] | Episode 8
Alyssa Klinzing | 26  | Kansas City, Missouri | Eliminated
by Stephanie | Episode 7
Miranda Harrison | 30  | Fort Myers, Florida | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 5
Kim Mattina | 63  | Anthem, Arizona | Eliminated
by Rob | Episode 4
Claudia Jordan | 50  | Dallas, Texas | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 3
Jamil Sipes | 47  | Grand Prairie, Texas | Eliminated
by Kim | Episode 2
Brantzen Wong | 31  | Tustin, California | Eliminated
by Aron | Episode 1

1. ^ At the Banker's Temple, Dawson accepted an offer of $1,399,000 for the final case in addition to a $100,000 personal offer as a bribe to immediately leave the game. Even if the personal offer had not been made, Dawson would have been eliminated regardless, as the Banker's offer was ultimately a Bad Deal.[6]

### Episodes

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No.
overall| No. in
season| Title [22][23]| Original release date [22][23]| Prod.
code [22]| U.S. viewers
(millions)| Rating
(18–49)

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|
|
|

1| 1| "Are You a Gambler?"| February 26, 2024 (2024-2-26)| 101| 3.10[24]| 0.4[24]
2| 2| "Are You Calculating?"| March 4, 2024 (2024-3-4)| 102| 2.52[25]| 0.3[25]
3| 3| "Are You Fearless?"| March 11, 2024 (2024-3-11)| 103| 2.87[26]| 0.3[26]
4| 4| "Are You Intuitive?"| March 18, 2024 (2024-3-18)| 104| 2.88[27]| 0.3[27]
5| 5| "Are You Trustworthy?"| March 25, 2024 (2024-3-25)| 105| 2.58[28]| 0.3[28]
6| 6| "Are You Intentional?"| April 1, 2024 (2024-4-1)| 106| 2.40[29]| 0.3[29]
7| 7| "Are You Decisive?"| April 8, 2024 (2024-4-8)| 107| 2.42[30]| 0.3[30]
8| 8| "Are You Meticulous?"| April 15, 2024 (2024-4-15)| 108| 2.69[31]| 0.3[31]
9| 9| "Are You Ruthless?"| April 22, 2024 (2024-4-22)| 109| 2.64[32]| 0.3[32]
10| 10| "Are You Powerful?"| April 29, 2024 (2024-4-29)| 110| 2.52[33]| 0.3[33]
11| 11| "Are You Tenacious?"| May 6, 2024 (2024-5-6)| 111| 3.03[34]| 0.3[34]
12| 12| "Can You Beat the Banker?"| May 13, 2024 (2024-5-13)| 112| 3.14[35]| 0.3[35]

### Elimination chart

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Color key:

Overall Winner

Excursion Winner

Bottom Player

Good Deal

Bad Deal

Eliminated

Elimination History (Season 1)  Contestant  | Ep 1  | Ep 2  | Ep 3  | Ep 4  | Ep 5  | Ep 6[a] | Ep 7  | Ep 8  | Ep 9  | Ep 10  | Ep 11/12[b] | Ep 12

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|
|

Banked  | $600,000  | $225,000  | $180,000  | $49,000  | $937,000  | $850,000  | $251,000  | $1,399,000  | $4,417,000  | $1,199,000  | None  | $3,750,000
Final Case  | $600,000  | $825,000  | $1,005,000  | $1,054,000  | $1,991,000  | $2,841,000  | $3,092,000  | $4,491,000  | $8,908,000  | $10,107,000  | $10,107,000  | $13,857,000
Jordan  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | SAFE  | WINNER[c]
Amy  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | DEAL  | RISK  | RISK  | WIN | WIN | SAFE  | ELIM
Stephanie  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | WIN | DEAL  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Rob  | SAFE  | WIN | WIN | DEAL  | SAFE  | WIN | WIN | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Aron  | DEAL  | WIN | RISK  | SAFE  | WIN | RISK  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | OUT  |
Nick  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | WIN | WIN | OUT  |
Dawson  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | OUT[d] |
Alyssa  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Miranda  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | OUT[e] |
Kim  | WIN | DEAL  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Claudia  | SAFE  | SAFE  | OUT  |
Jamil  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Brantzen  | ELIM |

### Notes

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1. ^ Episode 6 was a non-elimination episode due to a special case retrieved by Amy during the Excursion and opened by Aron at the Banker's Temple.[36]
2. ^ Episode 11 ended on a cliffhanger without revealing which two contestants were eliminated during that episode's sudden death challenge.[37]
3. ^ As the last contestant left standing, Jordan played a standard Deal or No Deal game with 22 cases. 11 of these cases were worth $1 million or more: the values of these cases were determined by the top case obtained at each Excursion throughout the season. The top case was the final case value, worth $13,857,000. Jordan accepted one of the Banker's offers and won $1,230,000, which was a Good Deal, as her case was worth $1,000.[21]
4. ^ At the Banker's Temple, Dawson accepted an offer of $1,399,000 for the final case in addition to a $100,000 personal offer as a bribe to immediately leave the game. Even if the personal offer had not been made, Dawson would have been eliminated regardless, as the Banker's offer was ultimately a Bad Deal.[6]
5. ^ At the Banker's Temple, Miranda accepted an offer of $937,000 for the final case in addition to a personal offer of $40,000, which was hers to keep no matter the outcome. As Miranda's case contained the $1,500,000 value, her offer was a Bad Deal, and she was eliminated.[5]

### Cheating

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* In the first part of the two-part finale of Season 1, Episode 11 (S1E11[37]), the final four contestants were challenged to navigate through the Banker's Garden, a jungle maze, to locate and retrieve briefcases of undisclosed value. The task commenced with a riddle-solving challenge that would grant access to a map pinpointing the briefcases' locations. Amy solved the riddle first and entered the maze. Subsequently, Rob violated the game's rules by looking at Amy's game board for the riddle's solution. This infraction prompted an immediate intervention by host Joe Manganiello, who paused the game to address the breach. Despite the violation, Rob was permitted to continue participating in the challenge but was assessed a time penalty determined by the duration of time between Amy and the next finisher entering the maze, which was ultimately three minutes. This penalty required him to wait until all other contestants had started their maze excursions before his penalty timer commenced.[38]

## Season 2

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### Contestants

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Alexis Lete Parvati Shallow Will Kirby

The cast of 14 contestants was revealed on the October 10, 2024, and includes three former reality TV champions, including two-time Australian Survivor contestant David Genat, four-time Survivor contestant Parvati Shallow, and two-time Big Brother contestant Dr. Will Kirby.[39]

Full Name  | Age  | Current City  | Result

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David Genat | 44  | Perth, Australia | Winner[40] | Episode 12
Alexis Lete | 27  | Louisville, Kentucky | Eliminated
by competition
Courtney "C.K." Kim | 36  | Charlotte, North Carolina | Eliminated
by competition | Episode 11
Parvati Shallow | 41  | Los Angeles, California | Eliminated by
Bad Deal
Phillip Solomon | 37  | Austin, Texas | Eliminated
by David | Episode 10
Dickson Wong | 24  | Wood River, Illinois | Eliminated
by Lete | Episode 9
La Shell Wooten | 55  | Chapel Hill, North Carolina | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 8
Will Kirby[a] | 51  | Los Angeles, California | Eliminated
by David | Episode 7
Seychelle Cordero | 31  | Staten Island, New York | Eliminated
by C.K.
Maria-Grace "M.G." Cook | 21  | Greer, South Carolina | Eliminated
by Will | Episode 5
Storm Wilson | 25  | Austin, Texas | Eliminated
by Dickson | Episode 4
Rock Carlson | 65  | Henderson, Nevada | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 3
Sydnee Peck | 27  | Redondo Beach, California | Eliminated
by C.K. & La Shell | Episode 2
Luke Olejniczak | 29  | Eagle River, Wisconsin | Eliminated by
Bad Deal  | Episode 1

1. ^ Will entered the game after Episode 2's Banker's Challenge Exam.

### Episodes

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No.
overall| No. in
season| Title [22][41]| Original release date [22][41]| Prod.
code [22]| U.S. viewers
(millions)| Rating
(18–49)

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|
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|
|
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13| 1| "The Banker Strikes Back"| January 7, 2025 (2025-1-7)| 201| 2.73[42]| 0.3[42]
14| 2| "Where There's a Will There's a Way"| January 14, 2025 (2025-1-14)| 202| 1.92[43]| 0.2[43]
15| 3| "Chain of Command"| January 21, 2025 (2025-1-21)| 203| 2.01[44]| 0.2[44]
16| 4| "Throw and Tell"| January 28, 2025 (2025-1-28)| 204| 1.78[45]| 0.2[45]
17| 5| "Trust Fall"| February 4, 2025 (2025-2-4)| 205| 1.85[46]| 0.2[46]
18| 6| "Power Grab"| February 11, 2025 (2025-2-11)| 206| 2.11[47]| 0.3[47]
19| 7| "Snakes in the Grass"| February 18, 2025 (2025-2-18)| 207| 2.10[48]| 0.3[48]
20| 8| "Safety in Numbers"| February 25, 2025 (2025-2-25)| 208| 2.10[49]| 0.3[49]
21| 9| "Million Dollar Walk"| March 4, 2025 (2025-3-4)| 209| 2.42[50]| 0.2[50]
22| 10| "Money to Burn"| March 11, 2025 (2025-3-11)| 210| 1.90[51]| 0.2[51]
23| 11| "Water Under the Bridge"| March 18, 2025 (2025-3-18)| 211| 2.12[52]| 0.2[52]
24| 12| "The Final Deal"| March 25, 2025 (2025-3-25)| 212| TBD| TBA

### Elimination chart

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Color key:

Overall Winner

Excursion Winner

Immune

Bottom Player

Good Deal

Bad Deal

Eliminated

Elimination History (Season 2)  Contestant  | Ep 1  | Ep 2[a] | Ep 3  | Ep 4  | Ep 5  | Ep 6/7[b] | Ep 7  | Ep 8  | Ep 9  | Ep 10/11[c] | Ep 11/12[d]

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Banked  | $1  | $281,000  | $250,000  | $5,000,000  | $168,000  | $925,000  | $999,999  | $1,558,000  | $550,000  | $500,001  | $2,000,000[e]
Final Case  | $1  | $281,001  | $531,001  | $5,531,001  | $5,699,001  | $6,624,001  | $7,624,000  | $9,182,000  | $9,732,000  | $10,232,001  | $12,232,001
David  | RISK  | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | DEAL  | SAFE  | WIN | WIN[f] | WINNER[g]
Lete  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | WIN | WIN | WIN | RISK  | DEAL  | RISK  | ELIM
C.K.  | SAFE  | DEAL  | WIN | RISK  | RISK  | DEAL  | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | RISK  | ELIM
Parvati  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | OUT  |
Phillip  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | ELIM |
Dickson  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | DEAL  | SAFE  | RISK  | RISK  | RISK  | ELIM |
La Shell  | SAFE  | DEAL  | RISK  | RISK  | RISK  | RISK  | SAFE  | OUT  |
Will  | N/A[h] | RISK  | WIN | DEAL  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Seychelle  | RISK  | SAFE  | RISK  | SAFE  | SAFE  | ELIM |
Maria-Grace | SAFE  | SAFE  | WIN | SAFE  | ELIM |
Storm  | SAFE  | SAFE  | RISK  | ELIM |
Rock  | SAFE  | RISK  | OUT  |
Sydnee  | WIN | ELIM |
Luke  | OUT  |

### Notes

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1. ^ As part of the Banker's Bonus Case being taken during the Excursion, the bottom two teams faced possible elimination. As winning team, Parvati and Phillip had to choose one of the two teams to face the Banker. If the outcome was a Good Deal, then the two chosen players had to eliminate one of the other two players at risk. If the outcome was a Bad Deal, then the opposing team had to eliminate one of the two chosen players. C.K. & La Shell were chosen to play the Banker, and they made a Good Deal. They decided to eliminate Sydnee.
2. ^ Episode 6 left off on a cliffhanger without revealing whether or not C.K. chose to take the offer or keep the final case.
3. ^ Episode 10 left off on a cliffhanger without revealing who David chose to face the Banker.
4. ^ Episode 11 left off on a cliffhanger without revealing who won the final Excursion.
5. ^ After the final case, the Banker announced that the largest case found on the excursion ($2,000,000) would be added to the final case.
6. ^ For winning the Excursion, David had to choose one of the three bottom players to be eliminated immediately. Then, he had to choose one of the remaining two bottom players to face the Banker. He chose Phillip to be eliminated and Parvati to face the Banker.
7. ^ As the last contestant left standing, David played a standard Deal or No Deal game with 26 cases. 7 of these cases were worth $1 million or more. The top case was the final case value of $12,232,001. David accepted one of the Banker's offers and won $5,800,000, which was a Good Deal, as his case was worth $75.[40]
8. ^ Will entered the game after Episode 2's Banker's Temple because Parvati and Phillip took the Banker's Bonus Case during the Excursion.

## Reception

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### Critical response

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Writing for The Daily Beast, Fletcher Peters felt that Deal or No Deal Island was a "welcome twist on the original romp" and was "easy" to watch, but that the format was a "dreamlike, messy, absurdist concept" that felt like a 30 Rock joke, and that she would have preferred another straight reboot of the original Deal or No Deal.[53]

Andy Dehnart was more critical, considering it "an awkward marriage of two different formats" that "tip[ped] way too much toward Deal or No Deal for my taste", panning the length of the Banker's Challenge segments (albeit admitting that he was not as much of a fan of Deal or No Deal to begin with due to its pacing), and the quality of its editing.[54]

## International broadcast

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* In Australia, the first season was made available to stream on 10Play in December 2024, accompanying Network 10's recent revival of the Australian version of Deal or No Deal.[55] The second season (which featured two time Australian Survivor player, David Genat) was made available on the same day as the American airing.[56]
* In Singapore, the first season of the series premiered on Mediacorp Channel 5 along with its video-on-demand platform meWatch from February 12, 2025, nearly a year after its premiere.[57]

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