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I think Tesco is better because 30% isn’t that much of a difference but with Tesco you can get 3 games for the price of 2.

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I think that Tesco has a better value because Asda is 30 percent of while Tesco is 33.3 percent off and 33.3 percent is bigger than 30 percent so Tesco has a bigger discount than Asda and this suggests that Tesco’s value is better than Asda.

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I think that Asda is better because 30% is more cheaper then the Tesco’s price.

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Tesco because you can buy three for the price of two.

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I think Tesco is better because you can buy three things of the price of two.

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I think that Asda because it has 30% off so there are more cheap things from Asda for only Black Friday

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I think that the Tesco deal is better because you get 3 for the price of 2 so that’s 1 for free

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Tesco is a better value because  one item could be 10 pounds and for 3 it is 20 pounds while in Asda 3 would be 21 pounds so you will save one pound.

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I think that the Tescos deal is better because you can get a game for free
And Asda only gives 30% of so Tesco is the better choice

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Asda has the best value because it’s 30% off whatever you buy.

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I think Asda is better because Tesco is only half price for 2 but Asda gives it for one 30% for one so Asda is better.

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I would say Tesco’s is better because it is doing 60%of when Asda is only doing 30%off

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Tesco because 1/3 of price would be 60 percent of which is better than 30 percent .

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I think that Asda has better value because you have to buy 3 PlayStations for the price of 2 PlayStations in Tesco whereas you can buy 1 PlayStation and get 30% Off.

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Tesco saves lots for Black Friday offers by Bobby

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Tesco saves lots for Black Friday offers by Bobby

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Tesco are saving 60% of on most games or more and they are doing discounts on loads of other things so be on the look 👀 out😇

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Black Friday 2017 is almost here and Tesco, like many other retailers, is offering early discounts ahead of the big day.

So far the supermarket giant has launched hundreds of Black Friday discounts on must-have tech, electrical appliances, furniture and toys.

If you're after clothing, there's also half price savings across F&F ranges - to help you get ready for the festive party season.

Shoppers will be able to pick up bargains from Tesco Direct online or one of the supermarket's 700 stores nationwide.

It's predicted that shoppers will spend a whopping over £7 billion between 24 and 27 November, with £2.5 billion of that spent on Black Friday alone according to a report from IMRG.

Retailers are going head to head to offer the best possible deals and entice customers to spend ahead of the festive period next month.

Top Tesco Black Friday deals

Shoppers wanting to browse Tesco's latest deals should bookmark the retailer's official Black Friday page online. From here customers can access of the latest deals and promotions running throughout the week. Here are a few of our highlights:

1. Nerf N-Strike Elite Hyperfire Blaster, now £25 (was £50) - save £25

2. Star Wars Black Series Kylo Ren Force FX Deluxe Lightsaber, now £100 (was £200) - save £100

3. Dyson V6 cordless vacuum cleaner, now £199 (was £369) - save £170

4. NOW TV Smart Box with Freeview and 3-month entertainment pass, now £20 (was£49.99) - save £29

5. Maxi-Cosi Citi car seat, now £54 (was £89.99) - save £35.99

Read More

Black Friday 2017 Deals

Top Black Friday shopping tips

Ensure you snap up the best bargains with these foolproof tips and get the items you really want. Remember planning is key to your success.

1. Focus your search

The easiest way to avoid being swayed by cut-price discounted price tags is to make a plan of what you actually need/want and how much you're willing to spend.

This will make it easier for you to narrow your search and hone in on specific deals quicker.

2. Start looking early

Ensure you don't miss the boat on what you want by shopping around for bargains as early as possible. Don't forget to regularly revisit the Black Friday page.

We recommend either opting to browse around midnight, or during the early hours of the morning between 3am-4am.

3. Bookmark relevant pages ahead of time

If you've been stalking that 42 inch TV or Apple iPad for weeks bookmark the pages so they're easy to find when the sales launch.

4. Look for additional savings

Find ways to get free delivery, opt for click and collect services and sign up to cashback sites like Quidco and Topcashback where you'll earn extra cash on purchases you are going to make any way.

How do cashback sites work?

Save on delivery by opting for free click and collect to your local store. You can also try out the Delivery Saver plan one month free trial, which means you'll get free delivery to your home on any Tesco Direct or F&F clothing orders over £10, or grocery orders of £40 or more.

You can cancel at anytime or after your free trial is up you can either cancel the plan, or be automatically signed up to the pay monthly plan of your choice.

5. Hitting the shops? Kit yourself out accordingly

If you are brave enough to venture into store come Black Friday, your success will be measured on how well you've prepped for the ordeal.

By that we mean wear appropriate clothing - trainers, comfortable lightweight layers, and body armour. Leave the kids at home, and take some water to keep you hydrated.

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Tesco launch early Black Friday deals on everything from TVs to kids toys

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Black Friday 2017 is almost here and Tesco, like many other retailers, is offering early discounts ahead of the big day. So far the supermarket giant has launched hundreds of Black Friday discounts on must-have tech, electrical appliances, furniture and toys.

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I think Asda is better because if buy two fully price you can also get one one for free, whereas Asda you get 30% off for each product.

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I think Asda is better because it is 30% off but Tesco you will have to buy a certain amount.

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I think it is Tesco because when buy 3 1/3 off price of is 33.33% when Asda is 30% off see difference

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I think the Tesco deal is so much better than the Asda deal because Tesco is giving 3 for the price of 2 that is a better deal than Asda because if you buy the Asda deal you will only get 30% of and that’s nothing . But if you buy the Tesco deal you will get 3 for the price of 2 and for me that’s a really good deal also you will get 1 free  . So the Tesco deal in my opinion is the best .

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I think it is Tesco because three for the price of two because 1/3 of the price would be 33.333% which is more than 30%.

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I think Asda has a better price because instead of buying that amount to get it you can just get 30% off.

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Tesco is a better value for example, 1 game could be 100 pounds but for three games is only the amount of 2 in Asda. In Asda it would be 70 pounds for one but for 3 games it would be 210, which is 10 pounds more than the tescos’s price, but Asda would be a better price for more than 3 games.

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Asda is better because it is 30% off but Tesco you have to buy a certain amount.

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Tesco is better value because for example, one item could be 10 pounds and for 3 it is 20 pounds while in Asda 3 would be 21 pounds. Therefore Tesco has better value.

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Tesco is better value. For example; 1 game could be £100. For 3 games it is only the amount of 2. For Asda 1 game would be 70 pounds so for three games it would be 210. This is 10 pounds more than Tesco’s price, but for any other amount of games more than 3, Asda would be cheaper.

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I think Asda is better has better value because since it’s 30% off it would be £6. Whereas Tesco, let’s say one was ten pounds but since it was ‘3 for the price of 2’ it would be £20 which means that Asda has a better price.

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Tesco is a better value because for an example, one item could be 10 pounds and for 3 it is 20 pound while in Asda 3 would be 21 pound. Therefore Tesco is a better value.

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I think the Tesco price is better value because let's say a Xbox is £100 with the Tesco deal 3 Xboxes would be £200 but in Asda it will be £270

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Asda is better because they said it's 30% off which would be better price then Tesco. Tesco had 3 for 2 which is just 1 free. For example, 2 pencils cost 3.80 and you could get one free. So I say Asda has a better value then Tesco.🙂

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Asda is better because you can get 3 toys for the price of £2.

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In my opinion Asda has a better value because you can buy and get 30% off for each but for Tesco  you have to buy a certain amount to get the offer. For example if each is £10 in Tesco you have to buy 3 so you can pay £20. But for Asda you can buy as many as you want and still get the offer.

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Tesco is a better value because for example one item could be 10 pounds and for 3 it is 20 pounds while in Asda 3 would be 21 pounds therefore Tesco is cheaper .

Hopefully you understand.

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If we have a 3 £60 games that equals £180 but then with the 3 for 2 it would be £120 in Asda you would save £54 which would equal £126

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Tesco is better value because for example 1 is £10 so 3 is £20. With Asda, they are £10 again so 30% off is £3 off so if you wanted 3, it would be £21.