This is the final M$M game. Here, a young couple plays the game with 13 $1,000,000 cases!

Contestants: Nate and Sarah Harrison have Case 5

Round 1 Briefcases
6 ($10)
13 ($400)
16 ($300)
25 ($1,000,000)
26 ($25)
1 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $242,000; NO DEAL.

Round 2 Briefcases
2 ($50),
7 ($1,000,000)
23 ($1,000,000)
8 ($1)
4 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $211,000; NO DEAL.

Round 3 Briefcases
3 ($1,000,000)
22 ($500)
12 ($200)
20 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $277,000; NO DEAL.

Round 4 Briefcases
21 ($75)
9 ($.01)
19 ($5)
Banker offers $435,000; NO DEAL.

Round 5 Briefcases
17 ($1,000,000)
14 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $366,000; NO DEAL.

Round 6 Briefcase
18 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $298,000; NO DEAL.

Round 7 Briefcase
24 ($1,000,000)
Banker offers $273,000; NO DEAL.

Round 8 Briefcase 11
($1,000,000)

Banker offers $209,000; DEAL.
FINAL WINNINGS: $209,000.

PROVEOUT ROUNDS

Round 9
Briefcase 15 ($1,000,000)

Contestant’s briefcase opened: $750.
UNOPENED BRIEFCASE: 10 ($100).

What a failure.

NBC would disagree, DoND's ratings dramatically shot up during the MDM!

Yeah because they were anticipating the $1,000,000 would might just be won and it wasn't..

But won't that be a turn off point for regular shows where winning the $1,000,000 is even more unlikely?

Those offers were disgustingly low! At 4-box, they had a 500k average board and only got an offer of 273k!! And at 3-case, the banker usually makes AMOs but only offered 209k !