A significant offer formula change and a few minor tweaks and clarifications means we are now in Series 3.1!

£350,000 to play for, and LEAH to play for it - I imagine she won't want an option involving prediction here...



...but pick a number and we'll see if you can pull that off!

Yeah I'm pretty happy to not play with predictions right now
Option 4 for me~

Will you get your wish?



Yes you will!

No predictions, and no board modifications to begin with at least...

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
£350,000

...but there will be some before you start! 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 1-10 for your first silver pot!

Let's start with silver #5!

We begin with £12,000! One of your boxes is getting topped up by that much...

Let's put that on the £15k and bump it up to a quasi-super-six
Silver #6 next!

Duly added, and now it's £15,000 to split between two values!

Let's make it £7,750 and £17,500. (£250 and £10k)
Silver #4 coming up!

Adding some neat new amounts... and there'll be more of those, with £24,000 in that third pot! Three to split here...

£8k a pop? Let's see...
£43,000; £8,050; and £11,000!
Silver #7 to finish taking the middle four

Three blues and one red to top up here... not by much, mind, £6,000 is your final pot, but at least these three blues are all turning "red" here!

Hah, okay then. Bit of a mediocre pull, but what can you do?
£1,500.10, £1,501, and £1,600 for the "blues", and £51,500 for something that looks almost insignificant in comparison!

Your board, therefore, is THIS.

1p
£1,500.10
50p
£1,501
£5
£10
£8,050
£1,600
£7,750
£500
£750
£1,000
£11,000
£5,000
£17,500
£27,000
£20,000
£43,000
£51,500
£75,000
£100,000
£350,000

You've got Box 8. Pick five that aren't that. Good luck!

Works for me! Let's start with 11, 17, 22, 13, and 10.

We begin a new era of sorts here!

Box 11 - £5,000. Well, that rewards the strategy a bit - a low red you didn't touch goes first!

Box 17 - £1,000! And now the other one does! That's just amazing.

Box 22 - £100,000! That... is not a low red.

Box 13 - £5! That's a low blue though, and again one you left untouched!

Box 10 - £27,000. Bah, there goes the largest single drop you added.

Aww

[quote="KP"]Your board, therefore, is THIS.

1p
£1,500.10
50p
£1,501
£10
£8,050
£1,600
£7,750
£500
£750
£11,000
£17,500
£20,000
£43,000
£51,500
£75,000
£350,000

The Banker has said this is more generous than he will tend to go at this stage, but he wants to reward you for mixing things up in the drop phase!

BANKER'S OFFER

£10,000

Five figures already! Of course, there's an awful lot of five-figure boxes on that red side, and all of them are merely backups for the big one... Deal or No Deal?

That's definitely not a bad start!
I'm hoping this doesn't end up like my last game though, so NO DEAL! We'll go 9, 3, 18 next and see how many of the five-figures (and our six-figure) we can keep alive.

You've only won £9,251 from two games so far!

Box 9 - £11,000. A natural drop recipient takes a drop from the board.

Box 3 - 1p! Always, always a welcome sight this early. Or any time in live play, really.

Box 18 - £8,050 completes a round free from any big hits!