Here's an interesting scenario. Obviously very stable. Offer has to be close to the mean.

BANKER'S OFFER

£14,720.20 FIXED

In fact, the fixed offer IS the mean. The conditional one?

BANKER'S OFFER

£12,345 + 23

This is a fascinating double decision with three closely packed above the offer and two some way below...

It's a DEAL to the FIXED offer!

6, 13 and 15 would have been next

That's £14,720.20 LOCKED THE HECK DOWN. And now, to find out what might have happened if it wasn't.

Box 6... £22,501... that's one...

Box 13... £3,000! One of them would have survived...

Box 15... £20,000, but only one! A £100 / £28,000 finish!

BANKER'S OFFER

UNDEAL

That £14,720.20 is only LOCKED THE HECK DOWN if you choose to keep the door slammed shut on this game. You could be opening the door to anything between zero and £53,480 if you go the other way...

Thank you for the opportunity, however on this occasion.. We'll keep the money locked down. NO DEAL

Alright!

As it happens, Box 4 had...



Now, I need a hypothetical 1-7 on 23...

Would have been 5

If you'd taken the other 5-box offer you'd be looking at this money menu:

BOX 23 OPTIONS
0% - NOTHING
41% - £5,061.45
91% - £11,233.95
141% - £17,406.45
191% - £23,578.95
ADD CAR - £12,345 + Nissan Leaf
+£13,000 - £25,345

And the result?

Obviously I'm glad I made the deal I did! Thanks for hosting