'Deal or No Deal' might be gambling? UK might be idiocracy?

[Tyrannical]

I can't think of any pure luck US game shows off the top of my head. Well, maybe that one where they wear the silly costumes.

[Audley Strange]

The Presidential Elections?

[Mallardz]

Since the money is both in each box and not in each box at the same time, can it be quantum-argued that no matter what their odds of winning is always 50%?

I do believe their odds of winning are 100% it's just how much they win that would vary.

[Coito ergo sum]

It's entertaining?

I presume so, or they wouldn't show it.

That theory is belied by the shows "Everybody Loves Raymond" and "The New Adventures of Old Christine."

[Jesus_of_Nazareth]

Edmonds has still to turn up at The Hague for the crime against humanity that was Mr Blobby.

But to be fair, Garth Crooks trying to explain the offside rule to Mr Blobby as part of (what he thought was) a childrens TV show was a classic

[Pappa]

Here's the legislation.
http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/200 ... 019_en.pdf

[rachelbean]

I can't think of any pure luck US game shows off the top of my head. Well, maybe that one where they wear the silly costumes.

Well, there is "Deal or No Deal"