50p, £5, £10

£10,000

That means you have this board:

1p
£24,000.10
£4,500.50
£7,501
£4,505
£4,510
£50
£100
£250
£500
£750
£8,500
£7,000
£9,000
£14,500
£19,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£107,500
£430,000

Game continues as normal now, with Box 21 on the table. Five to open - GAME ON!

1,2,3,4,5 please

Lou Bega opening...

Box 1 - £250 is a lovely start!

Box 2 - £50,000! That isn't.

Box 3 - £425,000

Box 4 - £20,000 and it gets even better for the Banker...

Box 5 - £50 is the second-lowest on the board though!

At the first offer...

1p
£24,000.10
£4,500.50
£7,501
£4,505
£4,510
£100
£500
£750
£8,500
£7,000
£9,000
£14,500
£19,000
£35,000
£75,000
£107,500

The Banker says that would have been a horrendous opening round, but because it was Money Drop and you missed all the boxes you increased, it was merely a bad opening round!

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,500

Plenty of boxes higher than that, but not that many much higher... Deal or No Deal?

NO DEAL

6,7,8

Usual no-nonsense style there from Kall, why waste energy on saying something that might give the Banker a clue what to do next?

Box 6 - £75,000! Well that might give him a clue what to do next. That being "get out the cheesy nibbles."

Box 7 - £100! At least the blues you're hitting are the real blues!

Box 8 - £4,505 ends that, but we're OK with it.

1p
£24,000.10
£4,500.50
£7,501
£4,510
£500
£750
£8,500
£7,000
£9,000
£14,500
£19,000
£35,000
£107,500

The Banker says this board ought to be far worse than it actually is!

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,500 + ONEPLUS 6 IN RED

That's one way to assure you a red win, a red phone! It's got 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage and it's worth £519. Same £6,500 which you'd be able to put on 23 if you liked, the phone would be safe... Deal or No Deal?

Nope. Banker I will deal at the third offer if it's generous.

9,10,11

That's a NO DEAL, but wow. I mentioned his tendency to not say much and not give anything away, but that's just gone out the window like a bullet out of a gun!

Box 9 - £4,500.50...

Box 10 - £14,000 is the first of the augmented low reds...

Box 11 - £7,501 completes a weird round! Maybe you were making up for lost time in hitting those bumped-up values?

1p
£24,000.10
£4,510
£500
£750
£8,500
£7,000
£9,000
£19,000
£35,000
£107,500

The Banker isn't sure whose round that was! He says this is the absolute maximum he can offer at this stage in the game, so if you are true to your word, it will be dealt...

BANKER'S OFFER

£12,103.80

There are only four higher, and the 1p still looms large for mind game potential. But with those low reds and the disguised low red of £4,510 still there, you've got cushioning.

Is it enough to push on, though?

A third offer with more tension than usual... £12,103.80, Deal or No Deal?
That's one way to assure you a red win, a red phone! It's got 8GB RAM and 128GB of storage and it's worth £519. Same £6,500 which you'd be able to put on 23 if you liked, the phone would be safe... Deal or No Deal?[/quote]

NO DEAL

12,13,14

The Banker says he was not lying when he said that he made the most generous offer possible!

Box 12 - £35,000! That won't help justify the decision...

Box 13 - £24,000.10! This could be the worst possible round...

Box 14 -

Fascinating 8-box.

1p
£4,510
£500
£750
£8,500
£9,000
£19,000
£107,500

As punishment for going against your word, the Banker is making the least generous offer he possibly can here!

BANKER'S OFFER

£9,285.63

That's quite a bit lower, but this is a more dangerous board with only two higher boxes than that... Deal or No Deal?

NO DEAL

15,16,17

And on we go...

Box 15 - 1p! That's a big psychological weapon gone for the Banker!

Box 16 - £4,510 keeps hope very much alive...

Box 17 -

£500
£750
£9,000
£19,000
£107,500

The Banker says that wasn't part of the plan! He wants you to go away with NOTHING.

BANKER'S OFFER

£20,000 ON 23

Alternatively...

BANKER'S OFFER

£16,500 AND NO 23

Two offers. One question. Deal or No Deal?

Offer 1 DEAL

Offer 2 NO DEAL

18,19 20

You will be putting £20k through this money menu!

DOUBLE (£40,000)
+£5,000 (£25,000)
+£2,500 (£22,500)
MONEY BACK (£20,000)
HALF (£10,000)
NOTHING

Now we have this:

Box 18 - £750...

Box 19 - £9,000, surely not...

Box 20 - £19,000! It's £500 or £107,500

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£35,000

Box 21 had... £107,500! A relief for the Banker as he buys the second-highest box! Box 22 had £500.

On that compulsory 23, pick an option 1-6...

3 please