The big 400th game is in sight! For now though, we're concentrating on #392 with KP!

I need your game selection please! 1-6!

Game 3 for me!

Game 3;



It's your own game! For it, I need two selections 1-5 for the positives and a further two for the negatives!

Positive 1-2, negative 3-4!

ACTIVE OFFER BUTTON - YOU can choose when you get an offer at any point of the game

NOTHING REMOVED - The NOTHING option removed from Box 23

QUARTER IN HIS CORNER - A QUARTER option added to Box 23

WORKING 11 TO 5 - No offer from 11 box to 5 box as the 8 box offer will be banished to the depths of nothingness

Well! Those options compliment each other well!

No change to the board - but changes to your game.

Here's your gameboard;

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5
£10
£50
£100
£250
£500
£750
£1,000
£3,000
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000

And for this game, you have been randomly assigned Box 22. Good Luck!

That should be fun. A definitely improved 23, and also the 8-box offer turned into a free-choice one.

8, 2, 4, 6, 10 to start as always.

Box 8-

£75,000

Harsh start.

Box 2-

£250,000

OUCH. Already this is going to be a struggle!

Box 4-

£1,000

Box 6-

£50

Box 10-

£50,000

THREE of your Power 5 in the opening round - including the Quarter-of-a-Million..

BT

**RING**

The Banker is of course DELIGHTED with that opening round! He also comments that the Gives and Takes aren't in your favour after that start either..

BANKER'S OFFER

£1,000

Well, there are other ones I might have liked in the context of a bad game, but you never plan for a bad game. Woof.

NO DEAL, 16, 14, 12.

Box 16-

£1

Box 14-

£500

Box 12-

£750

A great way to retaliate!

BT

**RING**

He's wondering what the likelihood of a second offer deal is here..

BANKER'S OFFER

£7,250

It's also important to remember that the Deal Wheel is out there somewhere and think of the implications that can have on your game.

Absolutely. It's a complicated decision.

£188k on the board so the average is about £14k? I... can see the arguments for both decisions here. I feel like if I turn this down I may be locked in for multiple rounds, and of course the 8-box offer has been replaced by a floating one which mixes it all up even more...

...NO DEAL. I'm OK with a chase situation when it's only a four-figure offer.

21, 20, 18.

Alright!

Box 21-

£100

This Blues Cruise continues!

Box 20-

50p

You're one away from your second consecutive ABR!

Box 18-

£35,000

Brought back to Earth with a bang.

BT

**RING**

He doesn't really know who won that round! What he does know is that you have an offer button - which you don't have to use in the next 6 boxes!

BANKER'S OFFER

£7,750

He's upped you by £500.

This is one of the stranger situations I can think of.

I do think the offer is worse than the last one, maybe, but that second one was one I really could easily have dealt, maybe even should have done.

I think this is a game I have to chase after until 5-box to really be rewarded for a risk on, and with that many low reds in play plus Box 23, I'm OK risking four figures.

NO DEAL, and a six-box round. 13, 15, 19, 11, 7, 9.