Editorial note: this is a general guide to how Deal or No Deal Slingo works. Slot rules, feature availability and RTP can vary between operators and game versions, so always check the in-game information panel before you spin. Slots are games of chance — nothing here is a prediction of results, and no strategy changes the odds.
Deal or No Deal Slingo slot review
Deal or No Deal Slingo, listed in our lobby as Slingo Deal or No Deal, is a Slingo Original from Gaming Realms that first went live in 2016 under a licence from Endemol. Instead of a set of reels, it gives you a 5x5 grid of red boxes to clear by matching numbers from a single spinning reel. Every slingo moves you up the Prize Boost Ladder, which multiplies the prizes still in play, and the Banker can step in with an offer along the way.
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How Deal or No Deal Slingo plays
As on the television programme, you first choose a lucky box, which is set to one side. The other boxes fill the grid, each one sitting under a number. A reel spins below, and a number matching one in the column above opens that box and knocks its prize amount out of the game.
A slingo is a full line of five cleared positions, running across, down or diagonally, and there are 12 such lines on the grid. Every slingo lifts you a rung on a ladder that changes the value of what is left.
- Red boxes: cleared from the grid as numbers are matched, removing their prize amounts.
- Prize Boost Ladder: climbed one rung for each slingo.
The Prize Boost Ladder and the Banker’s Offer
Each rung on the Prize Boost Ladder applies a multiplier to all of the prize amounts that are still in play, so the unopened boxes can grow in value as the round goes on. Clearing boxes pulls the other way, taking amounts off the board.
Once enough slingos are on the board, the Banker makes an offer for your box and you answer Deal or No Deal. Take the deal and the round ends at that figure; say No Deal and your lucky box is opened and its value paid, or you can spin on and the offer comes back later. Nothing you decide changes what your lucky box holds.
Game information
| Provider | Gaming Realms (Slingo Originals) |
|---|---|
| Released | 2016 |
| Reels and pays | 5x5 grid of boxes, one reel of numbers, 12 slingo lines |
| RTP | Shown in the game’s information panel |
| Stake per spin (UK) | UK stakes are capped at £5 a spin (£2 for players aged 18 to 24) |
Find Deal or No Deal Slingo in the Fortune Games lobby (18+). You can also browse our slot game guides.
All values (Bet Levels, Maximum Wins etc.) mentioned in relation to this slot game are subject to change at any time.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Deal or No Deal Slingo?
Gaming Realms makes it as one of its Slingo Originals, under a licence from Endemol. It first went live on the studio’s own Slingo sites in 2016.
What does the lucky box do?
You choose it before the first spin, and it stays aside while you clear the other boxes, as on the show.
How does the Prize Boost Ladder work?
Each slingo moves you up a rung, and each rung multiplies every prize amount still in play.
What is the RTP?
The game’s information panel shows it. RTP can differ between operators and game versions, so check the panel in the version you play.
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