Hi Ken,
Thanks, I am / was in process of adding Top Ten scores from Tool Box routine which also asks if you want to play again. In fact that is already done, but I want to update Top Ten to like Top 100 or something, make screen a little nicer, add date time stamps to name and score since being the only player, date and time more of interest than name.
I confess, Deal No Deal never really appealed to me, 26 beautiful models, so what? ;-))
Well OK there's that, but I can't really duplicate that in a game. But when I started watching it at lunch time because it way more pleasant than news, well I started asking questions about probability and wanted to test some ideas, if there were a better strategy like the Monty Hall 3 doors question that does have a real mathematical strategy. eg if you make all the way to 2 cases left yours and the one still unrevealed, should you swap? I suspect unlike Money Hall question it makes much less difference (but still not sure, it might be worked out with Bayes).
Anyway, Yes, thanks if you play one round and it leaves you wanting more, it is a good sign that you have the game right. Compare bare bones game to TV and fact you have only one shot to get it right in real game, you get an appreciation of art of entertainment eg after all the big cases are gone, is it game over or do you still play to get best deal?