$20

$200

$400,000
$800,000

**RING**

You've a 50% chance of having at least $400,000 in your case..

But will that stop you from taking a Quarter of a Million Dollars?

BANKER'S OFFER

$250,000

Once again, still safe enough that I can play one more round at the very least. NO DEAL.

Number 17, please.

Hunter, I am PRAYING that Case 17 is one of the lower amounts for you..

Case 17;



BT

$20

$200

$400,000

**RING**

That was a bug relief for him, there..

BANKER'S OFFER

$90,000

Ouch!

I think I'd have taken the $250k there but not even I'm 100% sure, so I can't blame Hunter. THIS could be interesting...

And that's where I stop. I'm not gonna experience a crash in my own format. DEAL!

Number 25 for the hypo.

It's a DEAL for $90,000!

Case 25;

$20

Ouch.

BT with $200 v $400,000

**RING**

The offer would have doubled to 180k

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

$180,000

This would be very painful if your original case, case 6 contained $400,000.. It's time to find out.

Case 6;

$400,000

It was there

Case 23;

$200

Well, will you be buying Case 27 with your $90,000, we're about to find out..

Oof, either of the two small numbers instead of $800k and you're winning either $180k or at least double that...

Hunter, here's your #MoneyMenu

DOUBLE = $180,000
+$25,000 = $115,000
MONEY BACK = $90,000
HALF = $45,000
NOTHING

You could get some of the money back which you lost, but then again, you could do what you said you didn't want.. a crash in your own game.

So, with $90,000 would you like to buy Case 27, Deal or No Deal?

It's worth a shot. I mean, Box 23 usually saves my bacon when I play your regular game, so why not here? DEAL.

Number 2, please.

Because Case 27 "usually" saves your Bacon.. PLEASE be a positive option!

Hunter, that was a VERY brave decision, but will it pay off? Good Luck.

Case 27, Option 2;

Well at least it wasn't a TOTAL crash. I quite enjoyed playing my own game for a change!

Well, you've been HALVED to $45,000.. Not the end of the world!

Hunter, it's been a pleasure to host a game of your series and I wish everybody else lots of luck today!

Have a very happy Easter everybody

I'm surprised you wouldn't have dealt the $200,000. For me that was the obvious time to stop: it was 83% of the average, and I for one wouldn't have wanted to see how Archie's Banker would reacted to a one case game with this format.

Funnily enough, Hunter's end game (excluding Case 27 ) was VERY similar to Tater Brown's on the original primetime version: http://www.gameshownewsnet.com/prime/dond2/022607.html

Like with Tater, Hunter made a serious mistake telegraphing that he was planning to Deal as soon as he lost his safety net, making it clear to the Banker that he could get away with making a less generous 5 figure offer when Hunter did lose his safety net.