I think that money menu gives me the latitude to NO DEAL!

11, 7, and 9...

I probably would've played for the button, and with the 75% guarantee I'd probably be using it after the next box.

With this set-up I'd definitely go another round, though.

An enhanced 23 pushing the confidence, will the Banker live to regret not revising that offer? We sure hope so...


11 - 50p! We're back on blues everybody!

7 - £200,000!! And pop goes the biggie... We need to keep those two reds now...

9 -

BT...

Well, this would have been a good result for Ben. Congrats to him for the game he didn't actually get the chance to play.

** RING **

The Banker says you've fallen all the way from the top of Everest back down to Base Camp... and he's in with two appropriately themed offers:

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,000 & 2 RETURN TICKETS TO KATHMANDU

OR

BANKER'S OFFER

£8,848 & NO BOX 23

The two return tickets to Kathmandu are flights with Emirates and costs £1,072 in total (11 nights in the middle of May, if that makes a difference...)

Two very entertaining offers there... DEAL £8,848!

5, 3, 1, hypo 2 on 23.

Since I have 0 interest in risking my life climbing Mount Everest, let alone spending thousands hiring a Sherpa, I'd probably just go on here.

And away we go with £8,848! Would this have been an avalanche of a Round 6?


5 - £500

3 - 1p! Pretty perfect so far if you were live...

1 - £10,000!! We literally would've been teetering on the sheer mountain edge here, £1 or £50,000 would've resulted in these offers...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£15,900

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£17,696 & NO 23

Box 10? That had £1 and that would've been the end of your oxygen supply! The glory hid behind Box 17, £50,000.

Box 23...

This would've been the money menu had you taken the other offer, with your flight tickets safe:

DOUBLE (£12,000)
+£15,000 (£21,000)
+£10,000 (£16,000)
MONEY BACK (£6,000)
HALF (£3,000)
NOTHING

And had you picked Option 2 you'd have ended up with HALF! Great call to exit with £8,848!! What a crazy game, falling from the dizzy heights from an extremely powerful Super 6 board to ducking out with a modest £8,848 - but it was the right call in the end! Well played KP!

I'm sure there's plenty of other wonderful things to do in Nepal.

Would've reluctantly dealt £17,696 myself, and sadly KP missed out on £50k thanks to his swap policy.