I know, I know--"Saperogo, why are you posting a WWYD? when you're already doing weekly WWYRD? things?" Well, because I have a game that is fascinating on about fifteen different levels that I wish to share with the forum!

This game started out pretty well--1p in the first box, £10,000 highest amount discovered, £13,500 opening offer--but then it turned epic. Because the statement "£10,000 highest amount discovered" would remain true until 8-box.

Here is what the 8-box board looked like (no picture, for a reason I'll soon explain):

£1,000



£15,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000

The top 7 in play at 8-box? An all-red 8-box? What is this farce? This is well and truly a once in a lifetime opportunity... perhaps even once in twenty lifetimes! The banker (who is actually my creation) offered me £46,000 for this board. A marvelous fourth offer especially given the recent offer trend. Actually I could have made this topic about this offer and asked what you would've done, and carried on my merry way.

But no! We're going to play one more round! And in that round, I took out:

£35,000 (and never thought I'd be so happy to see that with eight boxes left)

£20,000

£100,000

The £100,000 hurts, and normally having a £20,000-low round would really hurt, but this board was initially twenty flavors of incredible and so it seems like I had gotten away with it. The board now stands at:



And here is the offer:

Banker's offer:

£51,000

He went up by £5,000 despite taking out those three boxes!

So now, what would you do? Deal or No Deal?

Well, in the circumstances, I'd NO DEAL here.

Absolutely 100% NO DEAL.

Before Paddy won the £250k I'd be tempted to No Deal that and probably would, but now that the pressure for a male to win the £250k before the show ends its run is gone, I'd definitely DEAL as the offer is above my £50,000 target and is a great offer for the board.

There's a case either way.

No Deal for me...