Indeed an if. And no guarantee who it favours of course.

My definition of an average 11-box board is generally to have two P5s including the jackpot or three P5s excluding it. This configuration is below-average by that definition, but almost the strongest possible board where that is the case, plus it has the 10% boost as well, so I think treating it as an average board is about right.

And I'm looking for five figures on an average board, so NO DEAL to £9k here.

13, 15, 19.

Box 13-

£82,500

That takes you down to just one power 5

Box 15-

£22,000

The gap widens.. This is a big box!

Box 19-

The wheel has resulted in..

It's the FIRST time the Deal Wheel has spun that! We DOUBLE the £110,000 so it now becomes £220,000!

It's Banker Time!

£10
£50

£250

£750

£3,300
£5,500

£16,500




£220,000

**RING**

Well! The Deal Wheel has helped him a lot, now it has punished him!

A really difficult offer to make, but he;d like to see you leave the game.

BANKER'S OFFER

£13,500

What an extraordinary round that was, creating not so much a better or worse game as a very different one!

You can make a good case either way here in isolation, but you have to account for Box 23 in this situation. That jackpot sets up the chance of a mega win from nowhere even with the crash, so there's the case for playing on. However, it's also asking to be played with a moderate win, with the -£5,000 and the lack of a NOTHING.

I can leave the game without the game ending. And I shall. DEAL.

11, 7, 9.

It's a DEAL for £13,500 - But that might not be what KP leaves with!

Box 11-

£220,000

WHAT A DEAL! WHAT A SWERVE!

Box 7-

£250

Box 9-

£3,300

Wow! BT

£10
£50



£750


£5,500

£16,500


**RING**

Through gritted teeth

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£2,500

Well that worked out nicely. #timing

5, 3, 1.

Box 5-

£50

Box 3-

£16,500

BOOM!

Box 1-

£5,500

It's just amazing to think where you were at your opening offer, which turned out to be the top of your game, you would now be faced with an all blue climax

BT

£10 v £750

**RING**

The Banker is really hopeful that Box 23 doesn't go your way!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£222

Box 8-

£10

Box 17-

£750

Now for Box 23...

A rather varied #MoneyMenu here!

BOX 23 JACKPOT (£80,000) = £93,500
DOUBLE = £27,000
MONEY BACK = £13,500
-£5,000 = £8,500
HALF = £6,750
QUARTER = £3,375

You've hinted at what you'd like to do here - will you follow it through?

With £13,500, would you like to buy Box 23, Deal or No Deal?

...yes. DEAL, too much to gain given what's at risk.

Number 5, please...

That Jackpot is looking very meaty - are you taking a big bite and walking away with it?

Box 23, Option 5;

A small price to pay for the big chance that was there, you lose £5,000.

That still means you leave with £8,500! That was quite a game, from that sensational opening round, the terrible second round, the Deal Wheel coming and doubling the 110k just at the right point..

Until next time, cheerio!

Well, I'm happy with that, because a ND at 8-box sends me directly to the Nothing Network!