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You’ll be amazed at the many different faces of the Deal or No Deal game played all over the world. The game is extremely popular because of its thrilling nature which deals in chance and probabilities. Deal or No Deal started in the UK and from there rapidly spread all over. Let us try to look at the many exciting versions of the game. In Afghanistan, the game is called Ganjina and is hosted by Rahim Mehrzad for the Tolo TV station. The language used in the game is Persian, and it started airing May of last year (2010).

In the same way, Deal or No Deal is called Kutia in Albania. It is hosted by Enkel Demi in their native Albanian language for the TV Klan staion, the top prize of the game being €25,000. The game being so popular in Saudi Arabia, it had two different versions! The first version was aired in 2004 by the MBC1 TV Station and was hosted by Amir Karara. At that time, the game was called Al Safqa, with the grand prize amounting to $1,000,000! The following year though, the game was transfered to LBC TV station, was then hosted by Michel Sanan still in Arabic, but the total cash prize was reduced to $250,000.

In Argentina, Deal or No Deal was called Trato Hecho and was hosted by Julian Weich. It aired for two years at the Telefe TV station from 2004- 2006 in the Spanish language. The grand prize they gave away was $500,000. In Armenia, the game was called Dilkam No Dil aired in 2005 for TV Armenia in their native language. In Australia, the game was also called Deal or No Deal and was hosted by Andrew O’Keefe for the Seven Network. Their grand cash prize amounted to $2,000,000.

In Austria, Deal or No Deal was called by the same title, was hosted by Rainhard Fendrich for ORF1 TV station in German in 2005, and had a grand prize of €250,000. Even Azerbaijan had their version of Deal or No Deal called Davam Ya Tamam for Space TV. It was hosted in their native language beginning last year (2010), and had a grand prize of 10,000MaH. Belgium on the other hand also had two versions of the game called Miljoenenjacht and Te Nemenof Te Laten which were hosted by Walter Grootaers and Felice respectively for Vtm and Vijf TV stations in Dutch.

The appeal of deal or no deal indeed knows no boundaries. But although it was brought to every corner of the earth, only quite a few managed to become a contestant. But the long wait to play deal or no deal is over. Now you can play whenever you want as it is now available online at jackpotjoy.com. Just like its TV counterpart, deal or no deal is played can be played with the same level of excitement. You can play without any stake attached to it or you can play with a little money involved on it – perhaps just for the kicks.