Two blues and a monster red. Both sides have reason to be a little upset with that round!

GOLD BARS
GOLDEN SYRUP
GOLD MIRROR
50" TV
£12
£1,093
£25,500
£35,500
£68,000
£111,000
£196,000

Two predictions left, and with only four prize boxes now left you have extra incentive to try and improve that Box 23...

I’ll take it.

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£18,500

Actual offer...

BANKER'S OFFER

£16,923.81

...was the maximum possible offer at 14-box, and your £18,500 prediction sneaks into the 10% band! You now have a +£50,000 option on your Box 23!! Plus, your ADD CAR option is no longer a toy car - it's actually not a car at all, it's a supercar driving experience courtesy of Trackdays, worth £895! And if your third prediction is even within 20%, you'll at least have an actual vehicle to play for on 23, as well as that £50,000.

But we're at 11-box for now... Deal or No Deal?

I’m willing to play on to see if the gold bars are that chocolate bar from Mcvities..

No deal.

8,9 and 15

On we go!

The Banker rings up to confirm that they are! He adds that you could have bought thousands of packs of them with that offer.

Box 8 - GOLD BARS! This is becoming a tasty board.

Box 9 - £1,093! That definitely does not hurt, and if this is blue, my word...

Box 15 -

Half of your remaining boxes have over £35,000 in them. That is a position of strength. Unfortunately, three of the others do not come with the opportunity to win £50,000 from Box 23.

GOLDEN SYRUP
GOLD MIRROR
50" TV
£12
£35,500
£68,000
£111,000
£196,000

If you want to use your last prediction now, you can. If you want to keep it in reserve, again you can.

I missed the bars!

No prediction.

Leaving it untouched. Which might leave the Banker relieved here...

BANKER'S OFFER

£26,000

The Banker thought about being less obvious than this, but he really felt it was the right offer for the board.

If you deal it, you will still get that prediction with its potential Box 23 upgrades in the proveout. Remember, as of right now you have the one +£50,000, and you could make that two, as well as making ADD CAR actually for a car. And that Box 23 won't apply if you win a prize, nor will that prize be as nice to eat as a McVitie's Gold bar (though I'm sure the golden syrup might be close).

Deal or No Deal?

No deal.

6,12,14.

And we're going to 5-box in live play!

Four big numbers left. If we can keep three of them, that will make it a lot harder for the Banker. And if we can make it down to just one blue... that changes so much.

Box 6 - £35,500! The lowest of the biggest. Both of these need spoiler boxes now, no question.

Box 12 -


Box 14 -

That is about as good a round as you could ever have honestly wished for. What a position this is.

50" TV
£12
£68,000
£111,000
£196,000

The Banker has never paid out more than £50,000 before. That is looking in massive danger now. But what will this offer be? You have one prediction still to use.

I may regret this but I’m going to make another attempt at second guessing the banker and presume he still doesn’t want to give £50,000 away

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£49,999

The Banker expected you to predict £50,000 exactly.

He wanted to account for that. But computer said no.

BANKER'S OFFER

£47,000

Inside 10% again! That means you can now add a Dacia Logan worth £8,495 from one of the options on Box 23, BUT WE DON'T WANT TO GIVE YOU THAT! Because you now have two shots at something MUCH better...

+£50,000
+£50,000
ADD CAR
HALF
HALF

What an incredible situation this is. Remember, deal this £47,000 and you will have the option of using it to buy Box 23. You won't have that option if you win the TV. Anything else from the box would give you the chance, even the £12.

Deal or No Deal?

No deal.

16, 18 and 21.

I'd definitely go on here. 90% chance of at least a decent offer, and even a 40% chance of winning over £50,000 if it goes wrong as the Banker is required to make an offer on a £12/TV finish.

It was delivered quietly, but there's nothing quiet about this now.

This game could yet produce an ASTONISHING result. This Banker has never paid out more than £50,000. There's been a £93,500 win in the April Fools Series last year, courtesy of the Banker making an error on an undeal offer. No game has even come close to that amount of money since.

This one very, very much could. Here we go.

Box 16 -


Box 18 -


Box 21 -

This really is quite the situation.

The biggest problem the Banker faces right now is knowing that while he can experience the most enormous relief he has ever faced if this goes wrong, it would have to go wrong twice. You would need to not only have the £12 on the table, but miss the two +£50,000 options on 23 - and even one of the other three sends you home with a car.

He feels the need to point out that if you had chosen the safer pair than £12/£196,000 - and he doesn't say this with pleasure because it almost went the other way - you'd have had £38,750 on the board instead of £12. In THAT scenario...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£72,000

But as it is with £12 there, it's clearly a lot lower because there is a disaster chance of winning £6. Only 20%, but he thinks that's enough to scare you.

And he wants to remind you of it as clearly as he can.

BANKER'S OFFER

£35,020.20

To be fair, he has me nailed on. I’m terrified of 23 heading into it with £12. So let’s make sure I don’t.

DEAL

And there it is! Whatever happens, it won't be £6. Right now, you have just over £35,000.

That Deal has undoubtedly been a profitable transaction for someone. Either a six-figure box or a £12 box has just been sold for five figures... but which one was Box 19?

There's been some drama in Box 23 before, but rarely even close to this...

+£50,000 (£85,020.20)
+£50,000 (£85,020.20)
ADD CAR (£35,020.20 + Dacia Logan)
HALF (£17,510.10)
HALF (£17,510.10)

And now I need you to confirm, to buy Box 23 for £35,020.20... Deal or No Deal?