final round, when the banker offered her a ridiculous amount of $5, even though the remaining briefcases containing $15 and $25 weren't opened yet. She finally opened her case which contained $25. This episode marked the worst game played in Deal or No Deal (Singapore) thus far. She was also one of the most annoying contestants of Deal or No Deal, infamous for her disco dance moves, despite being a woman of elderly age. She labels herself as the "Disco Diva". Episode 8: Vanessa Lopes picked #10. She was initially unlucky to strike off most of the values on the right of the money tree except for the $250,000, which was still in play during the round that she opted to deal. She dealt at $23,000, though she could have got $50,100 if she had played on for one more round. Nevertheless, it was still a good deal, as her own briefcase only contained $500. Episode 9: Vive Ganandan came to the show hoping to accumulate enough money for his dowry. He picked case #7 but found his luck bad when he knocked off the three largest amounts in the first six choices before the first offer. His highest offer was $3,800 at round 4 but he rejected that offer and his luck continued to slide. Interestingly, his friends' and his aunt's choices were often much better than his. He went all the way, rejecting the banker's last offer of $450 and won the $1,000 in his own case. Episode 10: Mr Clement Lim picked case #1. His luck was rather good, initially, keeping the top two amounts in play. However, his Star Wars luck left him and the offer tumbled after it peaked at $15,200. He decided to play all the way once the offer fell to $100 in round 7 after opening the last large amount. He won $250, from his original case. Episode 11: Pinniking began by picking #15. His rounds were pretty good, keeping the top amounts in play. In round 4, he dealt at $23,000. He would have opened $250,000 in the next round if he had rejected the offer, dropping the offer to $20,000. However, the offers would only go up if he continued playing, going up to $56,000 in the final round. It was revealed that he made a good deal as his case contained only $1,000 (the other case, #5 had $100,000).