Making his 3.0 bow in game 4 is the first man to bring the multi-format series concept to life... it's ARCHIE!

He'll be picking one of these six variations at random...



The jackpot for this game is £265,000 - but will Archie get a sniff at it?

I'll go for option 5, please!

Three of these games have been seen, three have not...












There's our first repeat!

That means you start with the classic board...

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5
£10
£50
£100
£250
£500
£750
£1,000
£3,000
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£265,000

...but things are about to get very interesting after that! There are ten silver pots here with these ten sums: £3,000, £6,000, £9,000, £12,000, £15,000, £18,000, £24,000, £30,000, £36,000, £60,000. You will be picking one at a time to add to whichever boxes you like - the first one goes to one box, the second is split between two, the third between three, and the fourth between four. You must, in total, add money to five reds and five blues - the jackpot isn't red, you can't touch that, and you can't touch the 1p either.

Pick a number!

Ok.. 2!

2 it is...

£36,000 OH MY WORD! That's the second-highest, and it's going into ONE box... remember that you're changing five of each colour in all, but where are you going with that?!?

I'll put that with the £5

Next will be #3

OK! We have a Power 5 in the Banker's Power 5

£3,000 next, the lowest of the lot, so there's two boxes of your choice to be bumped up by £1,500 each!

£10,000 and £100

#7 please

Alright, and now...

£18,000 drawn, so that'll be £6,000 to each of three values!

Right..

£750, £1,000 and £3,000

#5 for the fourth

Having bumped up three of each colour, it's two reds and two blues that are getting shares of this...

£6,000

£1,500 shares again!

10p, 50p, £5,000 and £15,000

Here's your starting board now!

1p
£1,500.10
£1,500.50
£1
£36,005
£10
£50
£1,600
£250
£500
£6,750
£7,000
£9,000
£6,500
£11,500
£16,500
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£265,000

Certainly stabilised, as you opted to bump up those five lowest reds and got that big £36k on a blue! You have Box 2 on the table, and five to open in round 1... here we go!

21, 7, 9, 5 and 8 to begin!

Box 21 - £100,000, oof!

Box 7 - £35,000, this is not comfortable at all...

Box 9 - £1,600 is a bit more like it...

Box 5 - £50,000 isn't!

Box 8 - £10, phew!

At the first offer...

1p
£1,500.10
£1,500.50
£1
£36,005
£50
£250
£500
£6,750
£7,000
£9,000
£6,500
£11,500
£16,500
£20,000
£75,000
£265,000

That start reassures the Banker, but he's worried that you're going to chase the jackpot so he can't lowball you too much in case you dismiss him and get locked in on that!

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,500

After a round with three Power 5 boxes, that's hard to sniff at... but of course, you do effectively have three more, not just the two! At £6,500, Deal or No Deal?