Taip arba Ne
Taip arba Ne is the Lithuanian version of the television gameshow Deal or no Deal. It is hosted by singer/journalist Marijonas Mikutavičius.
There are 22 cases with values go from as little as 5 litai (about US$1.93, €1.45, 98p, ¥230) to 500,000 litai (about US$193,000, €145,000, £98,000, ¥23,000,000). Later it was reduced to 20 cases with 200,000 litai as the top prize.
Case values
2007 - 2010
| Lt 5 |
| Lt 10 |
| Lt 15 |
| Lt 20 |
| Lt 25 |
| Lt 50 |
| Lt 100 |
| Lt 200 |
| Lt 300 |
| Lt 400 |
| Lt 500 |
| Lt 1,000 |
| Lt 5,000 |
| Lt 10,000 |
| Lt 20,000 |
| Lt 30,000 |
| Lt 40,000 |
| Lt 50,000 |
| Lt 75,000 |
| Lt 100,000 |
| Lt 250,000 |
| Lt 500,000 |
2010
| Lt 5 |
| Lt 10 |
| Lt 25 |
| Lt 50 |
| Lt 100 |
| Lt 200 |
| Lt 300 |
| Lt 400 |
| Lt 500 |
| Lt 750 |
| Lt 1,000 |
| Lt 3,000 |
| Lt 5,000 |
| Lt 10,000 |
| Lt 20,000 |
| Lt 30,000 |
| Lt 50,000 |
| Lt 75,000 |
| Lt 100,000 |
| Lt 200,000 |
gollark: I have a gaming one I'm fairly happy with, but I got it cheaply and actually play games on it.
gollark: Surely someone must have "gaming laptop but not gamer-looking" available.
gollark: There are presumably workstation-type devices?
gollark: I have been reading about the "XOR blackmail" problem. I really don't like this. We really need to stop things from predicting things somehow.
gollark: Yes, see RFC 9225.
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