Box 18... £75,000! That's an important box, especially with the -£23,000...

Box 16... £21,000. We need blues again...

Box 14... £50,000! What a destabilising round.

1p
£14,005
£10
£250
£1,000
£2,550
£20,000
£112,500

The Banker reminds you that the -£23,000 can't give you a negative result, but would give you NOTHING if you took the offer here. However, he's nervous that there's three firmly positive percentages, and the car has a lot of value on this configuration too.

BANKER'S OFFER

£12,000 FIXED

OR

BANKER'S OFFER

£10,000 + 23

I think I need to make a sensible board reader call here and DEAL the £12,000.

It's over 60% of the average on pretty much a one box game in terms of big money, and I don't particularly fancy Box 23 when NOTHING is a possibility.

12, 10 and 8 would've been next, followed by 6, 2 and 4. Would've choosen Option 5 for Box 23.

He's gone! £12,000 locked in, and now we play it all out...

Box 12... £250. Not the one...

Box 10... £10, nor's that...

Box 8... £112,500! THAT IS!

1p
£14,005
£1,000
£2,550
£20,000

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£8,000 FIXED

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£5,500 + 23

Final round now...

Box 6... 1p, perfect start...

Box 2... £1,000, and again!

Box 4... £2,550! Perfect round, in order, £14,005 vs £20,000 finish...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£18,000 FIXED

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£17,000 + 23

Low five figures on the table for the first time... to be exact, Box 5 had £14,005 and Box 19 had £20,000.

We'll load up 23 as if you'd dealt at 8-box with that option:

BOX 23 OPTIONS
37% - £3,700
87% - £8,700
137% - £13,700
187% - £18,700
287% - £28,700
-£23,000 - NOTHING
ADD CAR - £10,000 + Nissan Leah

And here's your result:

Fair enough result.