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**DealOrNoDeal** is a Minecraft minigame plugin that recreates the classic *Deal or No Deal* game show experience inside Minecraft servers.

The plugin allows administrators to host interactive game sessions where a player selects a personal box, opens other boxes to eliminate rewards, and receives offers from the Banker throughout the game. The player must decide whether to accept the banker's deal or continue playing for potentially higher rewards.

The plugin is designed for servers that want to host events, minigames, or community activities with a structured and configurable gameplay system.

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### Key Features

* Complete Deal or No Deal gameplay system
* Configurable reward pool using money or items
* Integrated Banker offer system
* Economy integration support
* Multi-language message system
* Administrative commands for game control
* Fully configurable reward and gameplay settings

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### Use Cases

This plugin can be used on:

* Minigame servers
* Event servers
* Economy-based servers
* Community game nights
* Server competitions or tournaments

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### Quick Navigation

Use the documentation sections to learn how to install, configure, and manage the plugin.

* Installation
* Commands
* Permissions
* Configuration
* Rewards System
* Banker System
* Languages
* License


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