Saturday night's alright for fighting for a £415,000 jackpot, and we know ARCHIE will have his eyes set on it! But we don't know just how much he will lock in on it... or how long he'll be able to... or even if it will in fact be £415,000!

One of these options would change that...



What will it be?

1 please!

And that is...



Ending 13 games without it!

Regular board to start...

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
£103,750
£415,000

...but there will be some tweaks 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!

Pot 5 please

Well, have yourself a £36,000 injection! Big moment already - which box do you want to add that to?

Lets make it £36,001

Alright! Pick another pot

And pot 2 next

Good grief, that's £60,000!! The top two pots have been selected right away, and now you get to add £30k to each of TWO amounts! Remember, it's five of each colour you top up, and you've given one blue the treatment so far.

Pick the next two to bump up, then your third pot pick.

Well, I'm happy to add less to the already good looking reds, so..

10p and 50p! Let's have ANOTHER two £30,000+ boxes

The Len Pot next, 7!

Incredible stuff. Can you find another chunky pot with your third pick?

Apparently you can, £24,000! You'll have to pick at least one red from the three selections here...

£50, £3,000 and £5,000

Pot 3 next!

And that means you need to pick one blue and three reds to get their share of... £12,000, so three grand each!

£500, £1,000, £10,000, £20,000

And so your amazing starting board looks like THIS:

1p
£30,000.10
£30,000.50
£36,001
£5
£10
£8,050
£100
£250
£3,500
£750
£4,000
£11,000
£13,000
£13,000
£15,000
£23,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£103,750
£415,000

You've got Box 16 on the table and five to open in round 1. GAME ON!

Lets do this!

10, 4, 6, 21 and 20 to start please!

Box 10 - £250! And the box openings begin as well as the prelude!

Box 4 - £15,000 is scarily disposable on this board, there were so many higher!

Box 6 - £100! Wow...

Box 21 - £415,000!! And... just like that, the top prize is gone.

Box 20 - £3,500 takes us to the Banker's first phone call, and what in the world will he be thinking after that?

A reminder that this is your Box 23 configuration:

DOUBLE
+£5,000
+£2,500
MONEY BACK
HALF
NOTHING

And here is your 17-box board:

1p
£30,000.10
£30,000.50
£36,001
£5
£10
£8,050
£750
£4,000
£11,000
£13,000
£13,000
£23,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£103,750

The Banker says that you used up all of your bad luck at once! He thinks this is the highest offer he will ever make at 17-box with the jackpot off the board...

BANKER'S OFFER

£11,250

That is already over 10% of the top prize available! But there are actually, somehow, only six boxes lower than that offer... on this bizarre board, at £11,250, Deal or No Deal?