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Twenty-six women control twenty-six briefcases, each of which contains as little as a penny, and as much as $1 million. How much faith does a player have in the contents of the cases? Only the banker knows for sure. Who won what? Peep the Banker's List of winners here! Recaps by Chico Alexander, GSNN |
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4.10 Last time, Tomorrow Rodriguez took nine cases and turned them into $1 million. But that's nothing compared to what brings a Newark, NJ man and the entire audience... and the host... and the models to tears. Stick around for an hour and you just might find out what that is. Our player tonight is VINNY LaSALVIA (originally from New Jersey, living in California)... coming from the audience, so it looks like a standard game is on tap. Vinny's a heavy-equipment mechanic. He's been doing that since he was 7. He's been married 32 years, and he wants to help his kids pay the house off. Tonight's game... 26 cases, only one of them has a million. Is it #9 for September?
Starting with six cases... 2 (Laura) - $300 Not a good round for Vinny... so the banker's going to deliver THIS for the first offer... "He's positive you're going to leave with less than $100."
That won't take care of his kids. NO DEAL! Vinny worked a lot when he was a kid to help out his family. And ... another call from the Banker. He's sending something Italian from the vault... a Spiral Drone with the sign... "Il banchiere č pių intelligente di Vinny, pero tutti sono pių intelligenti di Vinny." Translation: "The banker is smarter than Vinny, but then again, EVERYONE is smarter than Vinny." And cue the boos. Five cases. 15 (Brooke) - BANOODLES! It was a good round up until that last open. Next offer...
Here to help out Vinny are Nicole (daughter), who says that he hasn't seen his brother and sister for 25 years. Joining her, Lupe (wife) and Johnny (coworker). They all say it's a good board (C-Note: it's not that good), but still... NO DEAL! 16 (Lisa L) - $1000 After the break, Vinny says that he wants a '62 Vette for himself. Just to work on. Three more to go. 4 (Keltie) - $25,000 Banker's not happy. He has to raise the offer to..
A '62 Vette is right around there, maybe up to $100,000. But this is also for his family. The next board is a draw board so... NO DEAL! Three to open. 7 (Sara) - Uy. $400,000 Next offer is...
... and a little something extra. A classic freshly painted red 'Vette. A 1983 Chevette worth $4000. Total value of the offer: $8000. Take it back to the shop. NO DEAL! After the break, Howie's planned a little surprise for Vinny... because he speaks so highly about his family, and because he's sacrificed so much for his familly... we have flown in his brother! And there's not a dry eye in the house. "THIS IS WORTH A MILLION DOLLARS!" Now let's play for $75,000. Two more cases. 12 (Lauren) - "Like you said, you already
won." $200 Next offer. "Banker! Offer me $10."
NO DEAL! 23 (?) - $25 Next offer...
NO DEAL! 3 (Lisa G) - $10 Offer is...
NO DEAL! 17 (Lindsay L) - $400 Next offer...
NO DEAL! 11 (Katie) - $10,000 Final offer of the game...
NO DEAL. No switch. Vinny gets...
And a million dollar moment with his brother. Next week, we're turning up the speed to celebrate the 200th episode. |
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