A Bat version of deal now, and I just can't help but wish that our fortunes will take a turn for the better!

Please select a game, 1-6!

Let's flap away with number 2!

Game 2;

Well, the THIRD outing for this! You took £90,000 away the first time, Aaron won just a penny from it last night..

-Million Pound Deal or No Deal;

The rules are very similar to the US version, with there being 22 boxes instead of 26. The board looks like this;

1p
£1
£10
£25
£50
£75
£100
£200
£300
£500
£750
£1,000
£5,000
£10,000
£25,000
£50,000
£100,000
£200,000
£300,000
£400,000
£500,000
£1,000,000

An offer Pattern of 6-5-3-2-1-1-1-1 will give the player of the game a bog opportunity to push the game as far as they possible can in order to strike a mega deal with The Banker, and with the Deal Wheel, a top prize in the main game of £2,000,000 can be achieved.

Box 23;

DOUBLE
BOX 23 JACKPOT
MONEY BACK
HALF
5%

For what I'm sure will be a very exciting game, you have been randomly assigned Box 14.

Six to open in this round - Good Luck!

Well I now have the offer pattern drilled in!

8, 2, 4, 6, 10, 12 to start.

Box 8-

£200

Box 2-

£1,000

Box 4-

£100,000

Box 6-

£100

Box 10-

£750

Box 12-

£50,000

We will absolutely take that!

BT

1p
£1
£10
£25
£50
£75


£300
£500


£5,000
£10,000
£25,000


£200,000
£300,000
£400,000
£500,000
£1,000,000

**RING**

The Banker isn't going to be mucking around tonight..

BANKER'S OFFER

£60,000

I am quite happy with that opening round.

£60k would not be a bad result even in this game. NO DEAL though, with what I have in front of me.

21, 20, 16, 18, 22.

After these boxes, we'll have gotten rid of half the boxes we began with and have a clearer picture of how this game is going.

Box 21-

£1

Wonderful start!

Box 20-

£50

Box 16-

£10

We're liking this!

Box 18-

£300,000

Well, there's still three above that.

Box 22-

£500,000

Oh, and there's one of them.

BT

1p


£25

£75


£300
£500


£5,000
£10,000
£25,000


£200,000

£400,000

£1,000,000

**RING**

We're getting near to the stage of the game where you are getting phone calls very close together.. With £1,000,000 in play, he's not all to happy about that.

After the last two boxes in that round though, he has to go down from the last offer.

BANKER'S OFFER

£44,444.44

Or does he?

OR

BANKER'S OFFER

£75,000 & NO 23

£1.6m in 11 boxes for a six-figure average, but that flat £75k is certainly a very solid payout on a less stable board than the opening bid was made on...

...tough to stop here though, and I shan't. NO DEAL.

13, 15, 19.

Those three will take us to 8 box, where the game really starts to get tense..

Box 13-

£75

It's a great box AND the Deal Wheel!

We'll be back in a minute or two with the result of the spin!

Welcome back! The Deal Wheel has been spun and the result is in..

Two boxes to go..

Box 15-

£200,000

Still leaves two HUGE boxes..

Box 19-

£25,000

BT

1p


£25




£300
£500


£5,000
£10,000





£400,000

£1,000,000

**RING**

At this point, The Banker reminds you that you could take both of those big boxes out in the next round, and even if you only take one, you don't want to be playing a one box game with him on his current form.

BANKER'S OFFER

£65,000

OR

BANKER'S OFFER

£85,000 & NO 23

Taking out one of those boxes is about a 50% chance - keeping both is 15 times more likely than losing both.

It'd be £130k/£235k/£65k/£32.5k/£3.25k on the £65k 23. I'd definitely prefer the flat £85k to that... but would I prefer the board?

Given that even the six low amounts I have on the board aren't nearly as bad as they look because of the mega redemption shot attached to them, I think I would - NO DEAL!

11 and 7 here.