£1,019 is yours! Which is just as well because Box 19 had the green £75! Your original 17 had the other £75 and Box 9 had £4,000 - so you'd have made the most pointless swap ever

Box 23 next, and you could still take over £42k here if you play it right Ben...

DOUBLE (£2,038)
+£20,000 (£21,019 & BB)
MONEY BACK (£1,019)
HALF (£509.50)
NOTHING

Option 3, for some glorious redemption...

Well that's one way to minimize the regrets.

Option 5 for the BB, please.

DOUBLE (£42,038)
+50% (£31,528.50)
+30% (£27,324.70)
+20% (£25,222.80)
+10% (£23,120.90)
MONEY BACK (£21,019)

Those are your options, and if you land the double, it's an OPW out of absolutely nowhere! I'm sure you'll be happy whatever the result...

Option 5, make it a good one...

Well that's one way to do it.

I don't think it was THAT bad a decision anyway. You're risking roughly the average, but the 25% disaster chance was actually 20% with the other 5% being, well, what we saw. And if you wanted to chase the BB it was a 20% disaster chance through doing that with a Deal.

The gamble would've only been worth it if the Banker guaranteed the offer would be £20,000 if I avoided the top amount, and you better believed I would've asked had I realized I was at 4 box.

I reckon Aaron would have tried to put the 3-box offer into the void left by the BB discontinuity - something like £23k and no BB? £19,999 and a prize?