Greedy Granny loses £88,000 and leaves with 1 pence on "Deal Or No Deal"

[@bojojojo913]

"The penny?" she asks when he opened the lid!! No grandma, the audience always gasps in horror when you win the big prize!

[@gnamp]

It just took a while for the... penny to drop. Waah waah waaaaaahhh.

[@UsmanAli-rs7su]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Simon1985_]

@@gnamp 😂

[@scaredmuffin6371]

I mean it could have been a picture of Noel naked or the penny and either would have triggered the same gasp tbh

[@ManiPlaysYT]

Did her dirty with still using the drum effect 0:48 😂😂😂

[@thedoctorand]

Penny for her thoughts.

[@andrewrhind8633]

Would you like it in cash or cheque

[@Radimunto]

Cheque!

[@DiamondEnderPearl0135]

Cash

[@massivearsehole]

In a bill

[@thesmithersy]

IT would probably have been on a cheque like Who Wants to be a Millionaire

[@Cpr1234]

Oh hey there Crazy

[@swgohhillsy928]

If ever I'm having a bad day I watch this. Comedy gold 😂

[@JL2190_X]

if she had won, everyone would be saying how brave and gutsy she is.

[@OtakuLogan2017]

she's still brave.

[@snowascension8949]

So stunning and brave

[@fin183]

COYS

[@irieite9666]

She was smart. Anyone who takes a deal in this game is the real fool. Mathematically the offer should have been 125,000 so to accept 88,000 is foolish not greedy.

[@josephdyson3737]

Greedy Granny yet when Alice did the exact same thing and won 250k it was called being brave…

[@DanTheStripe]

Alice gave back a lot less than £88k though.

[@Mike--Oxmall]

you sir make me vomit,and you always will

[@elainejones9299]

@@DanTheStripe You can still see the double standard tho, right? If you no deal and win big, it’s called being brave. If you no deal and lose, it’s called being greedy.

[@veryhandsomeicon]

Dan, they have a point

[@veryhandsomeicon]

Apparently when you win the bigger prize it’s being “brave” and when you say no deal and lose, it’s somehow appropriate to call it “greedy”. She was doing the same thing, taking a gamble.

[@paulwaymondo7568]

ive been laughing for 10 minutes at when she said ' Is it a penny ? ' 😂😂

[@connorthetiger543]

on noel Edmonds shirt at 0:30 he has a badge saying 1p on it

[@jayjay1k]

Wtfffff? Yeah!!!

[@Lawls]

foreshadowing!!!

[@tc2813]

Illuminati

[@monstergaming3975]

I know

[@razwanakhan7748]

But the penny is the most lowest amount you can win in Deal or No Deal so he probably made 2 cufflinks with the penny on anyway. The fact that it was caught on the camera in wearing those cufflinks is not that unusual since the game was played every single day anyway. So it stands to reason someone's going to win the penny one day.

[@101waystoleave]

I will say this. This is not a greedy granny, it's a pensioner called Corinne. She had a dream of an old car worth £200,000. She was willing to take the big risk in attempt for the quarter million. If she is greedy, then you might say Alice Munday (second quarter million winner) would be greedy as well.

[@tims456456]

1p is better than nothen

[@fola351]

+Tim siniff ahahha this comment has 0 likes? Its soo funny omg xDD

[@fola351]

Tim siniff not anymore. cya.

[@tims456456]

Just a little British humor. Get over it.

[@MarcosJ-mq4lk]

Cufflinks"

[@stephenbolger8211]

You'd get a penny sweet otta that happy days

[@SeeYouNextTuesday-]

0:38 when you check your bank balance after a 3 day bender

[@james_44]

Fist pump cos you're not in the red!!!

[@ZachyBC]

Her reaction is the best thing. "It's a penny". Kristen Stewart exhibits more emotion

[@callummcgarry2714]

The quarter of a million might have been almost 3 times the offer..... But the 88 grand was almost 9 million times what she went home with.

[@stephenbolger8211]

Callum McGarry thanks for the maths lesson Einstein

[@alfieburns9019]

Please tell me you didn't just make a joke terrible by being bad at maths

[@bartomeuifloreta8983]

Mathematically any offer below 125k is a loser offer since if you play a huge amount of times the average prize would be 125k since 50% of times you'll get 0 and 50% 250k. If you have an important need of money to fix some issues of your life you can go for a 70 or 90k offer, it'll make a bigger difference from being poor than the difference between 70 and 250, but if you have a good economic stability you shouldn't accept an offer below 125k.

[@scaredmuffin6371]

​@@bartomeuifloreta8983 I'd disagree because people are more scared of losing what they have rather than risking it for more, it's a part of human nature. So as a human being, she should have taken the 88K, as that is still a tremendous sum of money, and seeing that be taken away and leave with essentially nothing is A LOT worse than dealing and seeing that you would have won the 250K. Of course, a line must be drawn somewhere on when it becomes 'worth the risk' which I'd say is about 40K. Anything below that, and it's worth risking it, but again it depends on your financial situation.

[@skilledarma]

Mathematics aside, I think people get incredibly greedy when such large sums of money are involved!

[@Simplyphenomenal07]

damn £88,000 tax free GUARANTEED and you say no deal?!

[@innocentferret2365]

She came on the show to get the money to get a car that costs £200,000, so it was perfectly reasonable for her not to deal.

[@byanymeansnecessary398]

@@innocentferret2365 no she didn't.

[@innocentferret2365]

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[@TA-qo2nv]

By Any Means Necessary yes she did you stupid bitch

[@MrBluebirds22]

And if she’d said deal and got the £250,000 box you’d be like: “should never have accepted”

[@leeboi222]

If she deal'd you'd all call her an idiot, and when she no deals you all call her greedy! Christ....

[@medalion1390]

£88k on a coin toss. Some people really are thick.

[@goldensoul1842]

It's pure greed. I've have taken the £88,000 without question. I'm still convinced most who went on this were in serious debt, or outright morons like she was.

[@elainejones9299]

@@goldensoul1842 If she won the quarter mil, I have no doubts you’d be saying how brave she is. It’s easy to be all like “Shoulda done this, shoulda done that” when you’re not actually playing the game. 🙄

[@TomMackio]

Nope - the Monty Hall Problem doesn't apply here. The key to it is the host must know where the prize is and they reveal one of the non-prize doors. In this case nobody knows where the prize is so it doesn't apply. Only if the host knew where the 250k was and revealed all the boxes up until the last 2 would the odd be 21/22 to swap.

[@ProperWasteman]

0:42 "...the penny".........**nods**

[@carltonjohnston8408]

In theory (as long as the banker does genuinely not know what is in the box) she did the right thing. She was effectively getting approx 2/1 on a bet that the true value was Even money. I admire her for going for it, sadly she was unlucky.

[@SB-gw7cc]

What if Nelson Muntz is watching this?

[@dominicfrancis1120]

her face when the audience groan! classic!

[@FlameltaSK0]

Why is everyone calling her greedy? the expected return of a 1p and 250,000 at 50% is way more than what we was offered. She took a risk but it was a reasonable one, high risk high return, she was unlucky but it made sense. I probably would've went for the 88000 cuz I would play it safe but this isn't particularly greedy or stuipid.

[@oh_itsDTheo]

She took the gamble, and hoped to win big. It's a shame she lost, but at least she was grateful. I mean, she looked grateful anyway.

[@cieronic]

Her face when he opened the 1p box is priceless!!!! mwahahahahahahaha!!!!

[@davesmith5482]

Looks like she'd properly convinced herself there was no way she wasn't winning 250k and it took her brain a minute to catch up with reality when her gamble didn't pay off.

[@zeldagamer7477]

She wasn't greedy. She was going with the mind set that she came with nothing and it doesn't matter if she leaves with nothing. It's rare that someone gets in this situation so she wanted to take a risk

[@cultfiction3865]

Someone that throws away £88 000 needs throwing in a skip with a mouth full of sprouts and a parsnip up their arse

[@tonygrinney7115]

People say that but to be honest in hindsight they will be thinking of the money they rejected sometime afterwards. I notive that deal or no deal tend to take gamblers as contestants because it doesn't make much of a show if someone deals half way through the game.

[@97channel]

My heart would just give up beating if that box opened and BOING... a penny.

[@lads9729]

How is that greedy? She wanted the money and she took a risk. If she had won people would have been congratulating her for her bravery. And she took it very well. She played a good game.

[@ashescool1]

Exactly this!! Its a game show you go into it with no money happy to win anything you can get, the whole show is designed on greed and people take the chance to win 250,000 all the time!!

[@innocentferret2365]

A woman who came on the show to get the money to buy a car that costs £200,000.

[@innocentferret2365]

£88,000 isn't going to buy you a £200,000 car.

[@innocentferret2365]

So it's stupid that she would turn down £88,000 when there's a 50% she'll win enough to buy the car which was the entire reason she went on the show in the first place???

[@innocentferret2365]

So she should of taken the money which wasn't enough to buy her the car giving her a 0% chance of affording the car rather than decline the offer and take the 50% chance of affording the car...

[@fratty123]

guys that say shes greedy she isnt, u watch whole show and at begining she told everyone she wanted an old rools/royce or bently that cost 200,000, that was the dream noel was talking about, and fair do's to her she stuck by her word !

[@anisahassan894]

i don't think she's greedy. she still had the £250,000 and anyone would have taken a chance on it. some get lucky and some don't but that doesn't mean you should call the unlucky ones greedy....

[@Chrysa1isTYPE2000]

she doesn't even need anymore money, she's got her pension.

[@srwilson3s2k14]

Nobody seems to know the full story she said she wanted a 1920s Vintage bentley more than anything and only 250,000 would get her one thats why she went for it nothing wrong with that!

[@martinworld7214]

should have added the segment where the banker rings up & pisses himself laughing.....

[@saintjimmy456]

Take the £88,000 and invest it. Put it towards buying a second home to rent out. Put it in savings and earn interest. There are ways to turn that £88,000 into £250,000 if she was that desperate for a quarter mil. Short-sighted, greedy, and a waste of an opportunity that will never come again.

[@thernfoster4360]

But if she had won, you wouldn't be calling her greedy, low IQ

[@Irishperson1]

hahahaahahahaha "the penny?" hahahahahaahahah

[@barzeem23]

i like the drum affect when the case opens

[@clivethereddevil3178]

her kids and grandkids would have been fuming. 😂

[@PESHF]

That's not greed, that's balls.

[@adamg8814]

“The penny” No shit grandma 😭

[@theeperson3764]

Love how all the other contestants acted shocked as if it wasn’t a literal 50 / 50 chance

[@Simon1985_]

If someone said you can have £88,000 and walk now or guess heads or tails correctly for £250,000 and risk the £88k, you’d take the money in a heartbeat. It was a 50/50 bet. Why she thought this was a gamble worth taking, I’ve no idea 🤦‍♂️

[@malcolmclements9254]

It's not a 50/50 bet. She had to choose which means she had to guess so it's less than 50/50 against her, which is why she lost.

[@Simon1985_]

@@malcolmclements9254 your comment is incorrect and illogical but if you can prove otherwise I’m willing to listen

[@malcolmclements9254]

@@Simon1985_ not illogical. Test it. Find a friend and toss a coin 100 times. Ask your friend to call head's or tails each time and you take what he chooses not to guess on. So if he goes head's you take tails etc. you will find your well ahead by the 100 mark.

[@Simon1985_]

@@malcolmclements9254 she didn’t have 100 guesses (which you might guess correctly, more or less, than 50 times by average). Her options were two boxes. One had 1p and the other had £250,000. That’s 50/50 no matter how you look at it. You’re suggesting that guessing an outcome makes it more improbable but that’s simply not true. If that were true, you’d just have to take a friend to a casino and have them guess Red or Black and whatever they picked, bet on the opposite and you’d win. The casinos would go broke.

[@videowillplayafterads8437]

​@malcolmclements9254 but this isn't opening a box 100 times. It's literally 50/50. Its heads or tails once.

[@ursie1986]

i'm probably the only person to do this but i cannot help thinking YYYYYYYYYESSSSSSSSSSSS when these plebs who pretend there are tactics and 'gameplay' involved get reminded that it's just fucking lucky dip for grown ups. YYYYYYYEEEEESSSSSSSSSSS SHE LOST WOOOOHOOOO.

[@thernfoster4360]

I hope you lightened up since you made this comment, worthless fool

[@HollieTash]

AHAHAHHAHAHAHA. Lol -_- I remember watching this last week with my best friend and her family. We were sitting on the edge of our seats, and when it was the 1p, me and my friend were killing ourselves XD Her brother was like ''TEACHES U TO BE GREEDY!'' XD Then he walked into the kitchen, and all u could hear was ''Mwuahahahhaa!!'' LOL....

[@paulpalmer8235]

It’s only her kids inheritance- 🤣🤣🤣

[@Rockaria23]

I just love it when it goes wrong lol

[@KanonHara]

0:48 "That was my inheritance, you old BITCH!"

[@martinbyrne7206]

very clever sir you gave me a right laugh, well done

[@D93-w5q]

If that were me, I would do the same. If I win 1p, it's not the end of the world. Shit happens

[@mattlm64]

It was her choice, she knew the risk.

[@thernfoster4360]

Thanks for reminding us, years later lol

[@munhl]

Why does she need more than £88,000.00 at her time of life.

[@yabbaguy]

She appeared on the Jimmy Carr-hosted edition of Deal and said "I wanted a £200,000 Bentley". Last I checked, she literally wears that penny as a necklace nowadays. She thinks quite differently from most of us, clearly!

[@munhl]

yabbaguy Really, to sit in the drive and gather dust!

[@SeeYouNextTuesday-]

Biggest loss ever

[@GalleryMedusa]

Cues: “Tomodachi Life OST - Worst Ever Food” Me: (turns completely grey and melts into a puddle)

[@TheBearAndTheBull]

The Penny literally dropped as she realised that people going ' ohhhhhh no ' didn't mean she had the 250k.

[@chardonaytyler9939]

she was not greedy i watched her live , she came to play all the way .

[@619WWEFAN]

I cant understand why she was still smiling after that XD

[@Ernest_Thesiger]

She was away with the fairies but she wasn't a nasty or greedy person. She was desperate to get that £250,000 car she'd always wanted,so thought "Fu** it,I'll aim high and go for all or nothing." I'd rather watch an ambitious gambler than a conservative wimp. I remember a Man from a couple of years ago who dealt on a joke offer from the banker (Something like 3K when there were loads of big reds left) and also declined the gamble at the end when he'd only be risking 2K to win a further 12K.

[@tcfizz555]

You say that she's "Greedy" but if she'd have won the £250,000 you'd be calling her "brave". It's not a case of being greedy, she knows exactly what she's doing and the risk she's taking. It's simply a case of risk/reward, or in this case, risk/loss.

[@nord1486]

“Can I have some advice please” “Duw wot urine stinks tell thee” “Thanks 🙄”

[@tcfizz555]

So If she wins 1p she's greedy If she wins £250,000 she's brave Seems fair.

[@vintage1701H]

Noel so close to laughing... 😂😂😂

[@victorzvyagin360]

She became 1p richer ........ Hulk Still sees that as an absolute win.

[@SWellusionist]

She may be greedy but she was brave to choose no deal

[@glallalalal]

Have to agree that takes some seriously fucking huge balls

[@Kyng5199]

Can those of you screaming "ZOMG SHE IZ TEH GR33DY!!!!!111" please explain why she should have accepted the £88k? The important thing isn't the numbers. It's utility - and the £88k would have been useless to her, because she came hoping for £200k to buy a vintage Bentley. I notice that the person who uploaded this has dishonestly edited that out. The clip only LOOKS greedy because it's purposely been taken out of context.

[@Danielblixareed]

Her offers were £10,000, £15,000, £20,000, £26,000, £31,000 and £88,000 totalling to £190,000!

[@杉村敏子]

1p......be grateful man. 1p is better than 0p

[@Richmond8]

risking 88k to win 162k! worth it! it was a 50/50 chance, you cant get that kind of deal anywhere outside

[@joemontgomery6389]

But it was 88k ffs who would risk that

[@sirpsychosussy]

Richmond Tan *250k

[@BrianSmith-lj6ug]

+Joe Montgomery (JM88) A greedy nan!

[@JohnSmith-ix5gx]

odds wise it is great

[@wolfval6825]

u kidding right , i would never risk a garanteed 88k for a chance of winning 162k even if it was 70% win , think about it , losing 88k to a 0 is much worst than not having another 88k . u wouldn't even feel bad even if u knew u would win more if u risked

[@lemon__j]

Honestly people are so dumb. With 88k you could invest that and grow it to 250k, and beyond. What the heck can you do with 1p.

[@blue24563]

Get a fizzy cola sweet?😂😂

[@lemon__j]

@@blue24563 hmmm, now that is a tasty investment.

[@medalion1390]

@@blue24563Not these days.

[@6669-m1c]

Yes that's what greed gets you

[@wupscolader]

Crikey! Bit harsh, mate. You're right: she did something which I never would have had the nerve to do -- and as a consequence I would have gone home with £88,000 and not 1p. I'm not deriding her at all; I have not commented on this until now. I just think it highlights the fact that he who dares doesn't always win. I would consider myself cautious, not cowardly. And some people are more financially secure than others anyway and can therefore afford to take a bigger risk.

[@nickmoranis2865]

It's nice that deal or no deal let specials on. Bless them.

[@shellsbignumber2]

Im wondering what the biggest ever amount offered was, that was turned down. That is gutsy though to turn down 88k when you risk leaving with only a penny.

[@hullohulloRFC]

SHES SMILING, BUT SHE REALLY JUST SHAT HERSELF

[@2coolforthis1]

I wouldn’t call it greed as technically you would never get past the first round as each round requires you to turn down money to progress in the game. This is an example of a bad decision of risk vs reward. Many would work out the risk is simply not worth turning down 88k for a 50:50 chance to win 250k.

[@Danielblixareed]

The biggest crash ever was when Orry swapped his £100,000 box for just £1!

[@BrianSmith-lj6ug]

Wonder how many in audience and on panel were secretly hoping she got that 1p.Many i bet.

[@InstantlyFail]

It was the right thing to do, her expected outcome was (250000+0.01)/2, and was offered £88,000, so it was correct to do. Just didn't work this time

[@TheKonga88]

I remember this episode and she said she was so skint that she used her teabags twice. I think this game is full of shit.. Who the fuck would turn down £88,000 if they were that skint?

[@Werten25]

David Lawrence lol tru

[@jnagra9089]

David Lawrence I know who would.. greedy granny

[@gdub454]

Hmmm..I'm sorry but can you clue me in on this "skint" word?..Is it a U.K. type of slang or somethin?..cause never heard of it before..thanks

[@TheKonga88]

gdub454 It means broke, very poor 😱🙈🙉🙊💰💲

[@gdub454]

Ahh gotcha..apprec8 the info..:>)

[@ETGuitarist]

I don't understand the logic of "I came in here with nothing but I have enjoyed the experience"....£88,000....LIFE CHANGING!!

[@dubbeltid]

Her box is worth the average of the sums of money that are in the game. With a all or nothing scenario with 250 000 still on the board her box is worth 125 000...The offer was only 88 000. The banker very rarely gives a proper offer because he wants to encourage people to gamble (It is much more exciting to see her gamble for the 250 000 than to see her take the safe money).

[@truthdude15]

actually the banker usually offers half the average unless there are two reds at the end. he offers close to midway if they're guaranteed 20k or the difference isn't big. the highest offer since deal began when there was a blue and 250k left was 120k in dec 2005 but the producers knew it was a pointless waste of money so now he offers 45-65k which results in mostly deals.

[@Kyng5199]

@YuccaPucca A lot of us have dreams and ambitions like that. If we ever get the chance to realize those ambitions, should we all be condemned for taking it?

[@cultfiction3865]

Yes

[@drvinson8947]

Pigs get slaughtered.

[@jordanmorrison4641]

Wonder what she will spend her winnings on.

[@ksspqf6016]

You call her greedy granny but if she got the 250,000 then everyone would be calling her strong and brave 😂

[@chardonaytyler9939]

she was very philosophical about it too .

[@BackToReality08]

This is the correct play, not greedy at all

[@cleochristoforou7235]

Greedy granny u left with naff all

[@smith077906]

In this position the banker's offer is 50 grand, a 4-1 shot on 50-50. In this position I would probably no deal but 88,000 is a generous offer so she should have dealt regardless of what she "could have won" it's down to the individual, at the end of the day

[@michaelangst6078]

88,000 is not genrious.. 100,000 shoudl; of been offered for me to say no deal.. oo much lost value in saying deal, regardless of the oucome

[@RafaelDeLaGhetto2]

No remorse! LMFAOOOO!

[@SpeccyHorace]

That's basically criminal negligence by the silly old bat.

[@Ericbryanmr]

0:51 that lady's name is what kiwis call brits. Lol.

[@lockodonis]

Hilarious....... Can't feel sorry for greedy people

[@LMJ162]

I remember this episode, she wanted a Bentley

[@JohnnyMac95]

Arguments about this kind of thing can go both ways. There was a guy on The Cube yesterday who had £100,000 and was one game away from beating The Cube and winning £250,000, exactly the same amount as this woman. He had six lives and a simplify and it was a game he'd already played. He took the £100,000 and was slated on Twitter for being a coward, I personally though he pussied out too. Whilst I would normally slate this woman for being greedy, that has made me reconsider. Your thoughts?

[@chrislowe2608]

soooo sad the big gambles never pay off

[@Lorric101]

Always interesting to read the comments on these things. I wonder what the comments would be like if the title of the video was something like "Brave Granny loses £88,000 and leaves with 1 pence on "Deal Or No Deal"

[@ronnie1202]

Some bottle , unlucky .

[@WeeDefault]

It kinda upsets me that everyone down here is picking on her because she went for the quarter of a mil

[@cambaxter7020]

the reason why she went for it was because she wanted a car for £200,000

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

This is weird in the Australian One in the US One when it comes down to the Final 2 you can Decide if you wanna Trade with the one Case on the Board with the one you have that doesn't happen with this one and she had the Penny the entire Game until now!

[@Tambo74]

LMFAO !! Good video Thumps up XD

[@cccmaster]

Serves her right but at least she didn't cry about it