It's now the return of our crash test dummy! Will she again win a car, or just money? It's LEAH!

As always, we start with this configuration...

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5
£10
£50
£100
£250
£500
£750
£1,000
£3,000
£5,000
£10,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£150,000
£250,000

...and then change a big chunk of it by firing up the Dulux Purpliser! There are 11 red boxes here with all the red amounts, 11 blue boxes here with all the blues, and 11 greens with percentages from 0% to 50%. Whatever green you find is the share of the red that gets moved to the blue.

We do that five times in all, and for each one you need to pick a different number for each colour. Let the game begin!

Shall we do the traditional one-at-a-time here?
Red 10, blue 7, green 10 to start~

Why not? First of those... has £50,000 as the donor red... £10 as the recipient... of 50% of that £50k! £25,000 and £25,010 are now on your board... well, that was a start...

Huh... okay.
8 5 9, please!

And that one... is quieter. £3,000 in red 8... £5 in blue 5... and 35% is shifted, making for adorable £1,950 and £1,055 box values.

Next one up?

Haha, definitely adorable.
3 1 8 for round 3~

More potential adorable values coming in as £35,000 is the donor... blue 1 has £750... and the green 8 shift is 40%! Another sizable one, leaving you with £21,000 and £14,750 boxes.

Two five-figure amounts added and the biggest prizes intact so far, which I think is a combination quite a lot would like, but the fun of this game is that you can truly evaluate any board differently and just have to play it out as it comes! Fourth shift coming next once you submit your requested numbers...

That's... pretty interesting, yeah. Liking the way it's coming out so far.
2 11 4 this time...

It's another small potato, as £5,000 is the donor this time. The £1 in blue 11 could still be really helped by some of that... how about 45% of it?!? That means you've used the four biggest shift percentages in your four picks, would you believe it... £2,750 and £2,251 are on your board with one more to go.

We're now guaranteed to be playing for at least £175,000, incidentally...

Hahaha, that's three of the banker P5 gone now!
5 6 2 to finish.

...wait, no, I accidentally put the £10 shift on the 10p on my tracking sheet

Well, it's three of the bottom six. The pennies are all there, but the next three got a nice lift, especially £10

The final shift is hilariously of the £1,000, it's £100 on the receiving end... and it's 5%. Welcome to the board, £950 and £150. I wish that blue had been 50p (it was in blue 2 btw) so that we could've had a £50.50 box.

What we DO have is this configuration...

1p
10p
50p
£2,251
£1,055
£25,010
£50
£150
£250
£500
£14,750
£950
£1,950
£2,750
£10,000
£20,000
£21,000
£25,000
£75,000
£100,000
£150,000
£250,000

One of those amounts is in your own box, which in this case happens to be Box 21, and this first round will reveal five others. LET THE DEALING BEGIN!

Alright, sorry for the hold up...
Let's start with boxes 13, 17, 11, 3, and 7.

We're odds-on to have some fun here!

Box 13... 1p! You can't start better than that.

Box 17... £2,251. There goes one from the smile-money cluster. Even in that augmented form, fine.

Box 11... £25,000... that would've been a lot worse if you hadn't dumped half of it off onto the £10

Box 3... £20,000. The unadjusted value in that backup block goes...

Box 7... £2,750. Well, there was only one real blue in that round, but as such rounds go, it was a good one...

10p
50p
£1,055
£25,010
£50
£150
£250
£500
£14,750
£950
£1,950
£10,000
£75,000
£100,000
£150,000
£250,000

The Banker says that this board has a certain fragility to it that stops the offer going quite as high as some might want it to... but how high does it go? It's time for your crucial first prediction...

Hmm...

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£9,000

What, £9,000? There's no way that can be right!

BANKER'S OFFER

£10,000

And indeed it isn't, but a mere 10% miss means that we do increase the power level...

BOX 23 OPTIONS
10%
60%
110%
160%
210%
310%

We have seen far, far worse predictions than that to open the game, even if we have seen a few better ones. At £10,000... Deal or No Deal?

(I'm probably way off I have no idea it's been ages since I've had to do a prediction)

Ah, that works. I thought £10k seemed about right so I wasn't sure just how much lower to go XD
£10k is a pretty easy NO DEAL, at least!
16, 5, and 9 for Round 2.

And we're briefly into the even numbers before going "nope, not yet" after one bite

Box 16... £25,010. There's now a very isolated top four on this board... but that's not the worst problem you can have.

Box 5... £14,750. Though it's just worsened a bit here...

Box 9... £250,000! Ouch. Suddenly, this board is starting to look a bit ugly:

10p
50p
£1,055
£50
£150
£250
£500
£950
£1,950
£10,000
£75,000
£100,000
£150,000

The Banker says that was a hideous round, but there's too much money on the board to go too low...

I'd go with £6,000.