Starting off with red 4... and that's £10,000, with a split towards blue 5... 1p! This could be useful, then... but green 6 is 0%! Well, that ensures you keep the 1p, then. Wow.
Moving on, red 1 is... £1,000. Guaranteed to turn into a "blue" here. Blue 10 is... £1! So that's one peanuts amount that will become a bit better... how much better? Green 5 is 50%! Oh, that's genuinely hilarious, we now have a second £500 and also a £501.
Let's see if the big numbers get purplised here. Red 7... £20,000. That's bigger, anyway. Blue 2... £500! Aww, that was kind of a shame... green 10 is 30% and that means we have £14,000 and £6,500 on your board!
Here comes the fourth one... oh here we go, red 11 is £150,000! Blue 3, meanwhile... is £5, but it's not staying there at all... green 9 is 5%! That's still enough to bump the fiver up to a handy £7,505, all whilst keeping the big red at a huge £142,500!
Final application... it's another big one, red 2 has £100,000! We're now guaranteed to put another five-figure amount on the board... and it's painted on top of blue 1, which is just 10p! You've hit four of the bottom five, a shame the 1p was left untouched... green 2 is 25%, so you now have duplicate £75,000 boxes and the second-lowest amount is now a very handy £25,000.10!
Your ACTUAL starting board, then...
1p £25,000.10 50p £501 £7,505 £10 £50 £100 £250 £6,500 £750 £500 £3,000 £5,000 £10,000 £14,000 £35,000 £50,000 £75,000 £75,000 £142,500 £250,000
You've got Box 21 on the table, and five to open before that first crucial prediction!
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