This was a game played in an MSN window but was so remarkable it had to be recapped.

First shift - 50p replaced by 4p

Banker's offer:

£4,444

NO DEAL

ROUND 1
3 - £250
20 - £100
12 - £35,000
9 - £10,000
13 -£500

Second shift - £5,000 replaced by £7,500

Banker's offer:

£15,000 + two eggs

If both bad eggs are found, the offer is a random huge shift down from £15,000. NO DEAL

ROUND 2
19 - £10
8 - £50
15 - £250,000

Third shift - £1,000 replaced by £55,000

Second round board
1p
4p
10p
£1
£5
£750
£3,000
£7,500
£15,000
£20,000
£50,000
£55,000
£75,000
£100,000

Banker's offer:

£20,000

NO DEAL. I'd personally be gone here.

ROUND 3
5 -4p
21 - £75,000
18 - £100,000

Fourth shift - £55,000 becomes £17,500

The third offer was 86% of the mean...

Banker's offer:

86p

NO DEAL

ROUND 4
6 - £17,500
10 - £50,000
14 - £5

Fifth shift - £3,000 becomes Nothing

Eight-box
Nothing
1p
10p
£1
£750
£7,500
£15,000
£20,000

Banker's offer:

£4,000

DEAL.

ROUND 5
17 - 1p
1 - £7,500
7 - 10p

Sixth shift - £15,000 becomes £13,013

Banker's offer would've been:

£13,013 + two eggs

If either is the good egg the offer would become 13p.

ROUND 6
16 - Nothing
11 - £20,000
22 - £750

Final two of £1 vs £13,013, Seventh Shift would have been accepted...

£13,013

would have become

£350,000

Yes.

Banker's offer would've been:

£13,013 + two eggs

If either was the good egg the offer becomes £125,001

Box 2 (Davey's own) contained £350,000 (4 had £1).

Thanks to the twist, an ordinary should-have-gone-sooner bailout turns into a failure so epic it makes Tolleck's look tiny.