| 1p | |
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| Where on Board | Extreme top left |
| Version | Deal or No Deal UK |
| No. of Winners | 54 contestants have won the 1p. |
| Interesting Fact | On 26th December 2006, the amount was removed and turned into 'PEANUTS' and was replaced on the board by it as well. |
| Nicknames | The Penny, Glossary of Deal or No Deal UK |
The 1p is the lowest amount a player can win on the British version of the game show Deal or No Deal. It has always been surrounded by a curse that if you have the 1p at 5-box and no deal you will almost certainly get it.
History of the 1p[]
The 1p is a massive physiological threat when the game is coming to a close. It can change the offers and change your gameplan. Although some players are not intimidated by it, it still will really change your game for the banker and for you. The first 1p club member was Nick Bain who had a choice of the penny or £100. He swapped the box (box 5) and ended up with the 1p to start the group of people meeting in what is now a caravan (before it was a British public telephone box). The next member was Trevor who had an ambition to go to see his brother in Australia and almost had a chance to win the top prize if he had not taken out box 1. As of 7 January 2016, 51 contestants have won the 1p, the last inductee being Ashley Davies.
The first 1p winner was Nick, who ended his game with the 1p and £100 boxes in play. Turning down a final deal of £30, he was then offered a swap. Nick, despite promising he wouldn't, decided to swap his box and ended up with a penny.
Another 1p winner was Matty, who after removing five boxes from player was offered the opportunity to swap out his box (3) for box 17 as he had mentioned the number was important to him (in lieu of a cash offer). Matty accepted, only to find he had swapped out £50,000. He reached the end with only the 1p and 50p left in play, turned down an 11p offer then found he had brought the 1p box to the table.
The newest member of the 1p club is Reece
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