I think... ten grand is very reasonable, and I'm happy to be a part of this DEAL, even if it doesn't come with a fourth car

For Round 5: 20, 11, 3
For Round 6: 2, 8, 7
Leaving 1 and 18 at the end.

Ten grand it is! And now the proveout...

Box 20... £100. Not the one...

Box 11... £250. Nor's that...

Box 3... £500. Now you do that.

£2,005
£10
£600
£4,750
£187,500

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£1,000 + CAR FIXED

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£18,000 + 23

Box 2... £10! REALLY?

Box 8... £2,005. Really. The five blues went in a row.

Box 7... £4,750! I do not believe this. £600 against £187,500 at the end.

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£31,000 + CAR FIXED

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£54,000 + 23

Was the jackpot invulnerable because you had it?

Box 18...

...£187,500. Yup. Box 1 had £600. That's about as unlucky a game as you can have whilst starting with the jackpot, up to and including shrinking its impact on the offer you dealt.

A hypothetical Box 23 will take place on the 8-box values, and I need a number 1-7 for that.

Wooooooooooow.
Here I was thinking at 14-box "you know, there's still a chance I've got the £250k- wait, £187.5k"
And then, well, that. I don't mind the undersell, that confetti was not being won today by anyone short of Wakey.
Option 4 for 23.

If you'd taken the 8-box 23 offer instead... you'd have had this scenario.

BOX 23 OPTIONS
23% - £2,242.50
37% - £3,607.50
87% - £8,482.50
137% - £13,357.50
187% - £18,232.50
-£4,000 - £5,750
ADD CAR - £9,750 + Nissan Leah

Let's reveal the carwhatever is in 4!

LOL
I should go to sleep.