Ok. This game is laregly just an exercise to see how much difference the slightly better board in the previous game made.

The boxes will contain the same corresponding values as in the previous game, and we'll be taking them in the same order. It will be interesting to see how the mean/volatility changes, and how this effects the offers.

Obviously, we know that KP has £100,000 in his box, but I think we're both honest enough to not let this skew our decisions

So...

Round 1

13: 10p
5: £50
1: £3,000
11: £50,000
8: £20,000

Already we're seeing a difference that those low reds an make.

Banker's offer:

£11,322

We should at least go through the formalities lol. Deal, or No Deal?

I'd play on here...

Round 2

18: £10
20: £35,000
15: £1

So so round. Taken out 2 low blues, but also a power five amount.

Banker's offer:

£16,412

Interestingly, despite the offer being lower than in the other game, both in terms of an absolute value, and relative to the mean, I can't help but feel that it's a slightly more generous offer.. With the 50k/35k/20k all gone, and more blues, this board is still good, but not as strong as last time, despite the mean only being slightly lower.

I don't think I'd deal it myself, but I think it is very much dealable.

I'd probably be a bit more tempted by it too but I'd go on for now...

Round 3

22: 50p
2: 1p
6: £5

And again we have the all blue round.

Banker's offer:

£24,613

I think this is where we see the first big change. An offer of 30k like last time just can't be justified.

That gap to the top three would probably still be enough to take me out at £24k and change.

So, that's a deal then? £6,000 less than last time. New board makes quite a difference. I'll do all the proveout offers in one go.

Round 4

19: £100
17: £75,000
16: £1,000

Banker's offer would've been:

£22,937

In the previous game round 4 was the peak offer. In this game however the offer has actually dropped. Are you taking this offer in live play? I'm guessing so.

Round 5

14: £500
12: £250,000
10: £10,000

Leaving a 5-box of:

£250
£750
£5,000
£15,000
£100,000

Banker's offer would've been:

£12,572

Round 6

9: £750
7: £15,000
4: £5,000

leaving a final 2 of:

£250
£100,000

Would offer the gamble here, but for the sake of seeing what i'd offer in live play

Banker's offer would've been:

£20,059

KP's box 21, as we know, contained £100,000
Box 3 contained £250

I'd still be gone at 8-box. Now, let's see how you fare on the same modified board...