Hello everyone, it's time to get the second game of this series going!

BEN is ready to play out one of these six...



The jackpot wasn't won on game 1, so it's bumped up by £5,000, meaning £255,000 is where it stands for this game!

Option 3, please.

Hopefully it is Double/Trouble as I would definitely like testing out that format.

Your choice of #3...

...is...








WISH. GRANTED!

Everything is doubled. Including the jackpot.

2p
20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£100
£200
£500
£1,000
£1,500
£2,000
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£40,000
£70,000
£100,000
£150,000
£200,000
£510,000

You have Boxes 6 and 13 on the table. You will win the combined contents of both if you go to the end.

That is, until it's forced through the Box 23 mangler. It starts like this:

75%
HALF
QUARTER
NOTHING

You can add MONEY BACK options if you get within 10%, but a miss adds another NOTHING. You get three predictions you can use at any time - and you aren't obliged to use the lot!

Good luck. We're in for a ride, I can feel it!

1, 3, 5, 7 and 11 to start, please.

Box 1 - £20,000. That will be fine.

Box 3 - £10,000. That, too.

Box 5 - £200,000 Top prize falls there...

Box 7 - 2p! The 22p disaster is also no longer possible!

Box 11 - £500 completes an interesting opening!

Remember, the Banker wants to buy BOTH boxes here. The offers will reflect that.

20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£100
£200
£1,000
£1,500
£2,000
£6,000
£30,000
£40,000
£70,000
£100,000
£150,000
£510,000

Are you prepared to make a prediction here?

I think the Banker will offer double the holding offer here, so while it's tempting to go for £9,900 I'll abstain.

With a doubled jackpot and double the chance of winning it...

BANKER'S OFFER

£24,000

...it was rather more than that! But are you taking this? £24,000... Deal or No Deal?

I knew any prediction here would be a total stab in the dark, so I'm glad I was wise enough to save it (Also I misread the £200k as £500k hence my overly-pessimistic prediction ).

NO DEAL, and let's continue with 15, 17 and 21, please.

The Banker rings to say that if it was the jackpot rather than the £200k that went, the offer would have been £18,000...

Box 15 - £40,000, another destabiliser, but when you've got two on the table...

Box 17 - £100, more like it!

Box 21 - £30,000, for a colossal hole on the right hand side - but you've got four big numbers still!

The Banker says he is worried by how likely you are to have one of those big numbers when you have two bites at the cherry...

20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£200
£1,000
£1,500
£2,000
£6,000
£70,000
£100,000
£150,000
£510,000

Second opportunity at a prediction. The Banker will say only that it's increased significantly, but just how significantly?

This is probably somewhere in the thirties, so I'll go with:

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£36,023

BANKER'S OFFER

£40,000

That's in the 10% range too! You've got a Money Back on your board and you now have an opening to a potential £660,000 win!

MONEY BACK
75%
HALF
QUARTER
NOTHING

At £40,000, Deal or No Deal?

With a 8 out of 14 cgance of winning a LOT mote than that, even an offer of that magnitude is a fairly easy NO DEAL.

22, 20 and 18, please.

It'll be interesting to see what your chances of a big box being on the table are after these three...

Box 22 - £2,000, the ultimate disposable red...

Box 20 - £6,000, good grief! This board would be terrifying in normal rules, but it works very well when you have two bites at the cherry...

Box 18 - £1,500 is still the highest blue but it's great! What a scenario this is!

The Banker notes that there is still almost a 40% chance you will have £1,200 or less in front of you...

20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£200
£1,000
£70,000
£100,000
£150,000
£510,000

Dare you predict?

I dare:

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£64,000

Couldn't resist predicting that when the opportunity arose.

The £64,000 question - is it within 10% of that?

BANKER'S OFFER

£63,000

YES IT IS!

And in light of that, the Banker is ringing in, clearly not happy...

..."play it safe. No, properly play it safe."

BANKER'S OFFER

£30,000 AND NO 23

You can take that, or you can take £63,000 to go through the mangler, or you can play on... Deal or No Deal?

NO WAY am I going to cower at a 1 in 6 chance of disaster that much (referring to the £30,000 offer).

NO DEAL and let's continue with 16, 14 and 12 next.