For those who missed it last time, this is Six-Shift as normal, but both sides have three tricks to use from a choice of six:

PLAYER TWISTS
Red Up - the lowest red is multiplied by 10. Can only be played if at least three reds are on the board.
Paint It Orange - two random blues are replaced with amounts between £1,000 and £5,000.
Extra Offer - what you think; the player must declare when they wish the extra offer to be made. It will not come with an accompanying shift.
Promise Me - the Banker must guarantee what the minimum two-box offer will be for keeping the highest red in play at the time this twist is played.
Stabilise - the second- and third-highest amounts on the board become the mean of each other (e.g. on a board where the three highest amounts are £3,000, £50,000 and £100,000, both £3,000 and £50,000 become £26,500).
Guaranteed Upshift - playing this guarantees that the next shift is upwards (if it would otherwise have been downwards, it becomes a small upshift). It cannot be used for the Seventh Shift.

BANKER TWISTS
Red Down - the lowest two reds are divided by 10. Can only be played if at least three reds are on the board.
Deflation - every amount on the board is reduced by 1% (to the nearest 1p).
Remove Offer - the Banker must declare which offer will not be made; the two-box offer cannot be removed.
Negativity - a random blue is changed to a random negative amount, up to -£50.
Nom Nom Nom - the two highest blues on the board are changed to food products (worth a minimum of 0.5% of their prior cash value).
Guaranteed Downshift - playing this guarantees that the next shift is downwards (if it would otherwise have been upwards, it becomes a small downshift). It cannot be used for the Seventh Shift.

The tricks can be used before and after each shift (except before the first), and after each box from 11-box onwards. Whenever one party (Banker or player) uses a trick, the other can reply immediately; the game only continues when both have agreed not to use any more tricks, so if the player decides not to reply to a Banker twist, the Banker can then add another, or indeed vice versa.

Pick your box, Davey, and we'll start with the opening shift.

We will have Box 21.

And we will start with 13, 3, 15, 5 and 17

Opening shift doesn't do much - £750 becomes a Dell laptop.

The Banker has decided you're obviously keen to get on with it, but...

Banker's offer:

£6,000

Well that's interesting..not much difference in the value...so No Deal for now...onwards!

13 - £1! Good start.
3 - £100 - again a moderate downshift, good!
15 - £5,000 - only a small upshift, so that's OK.
5 - £75,000 - but that's as damaging as the Cheryl Cole I was accidentally listening to just then! First huge upshift gone.
17 - £500 - small downshift gone.

The worst thing about that round was that you lost a huge upshift and not a huge downshift. Do you wish to use a twist?

Not at the moment, no

And great we have an audience today - Matt feel free to post your five pence worth whenever

£250 becomes a Nintendo Wii, so once again a high blue is shifted into an electronic prize!

Any twists yet?

I'll Paint it Orange...

Alright then - first twist used, and the Wii is gone before you know it, and £5 joins it.

£2,500 and £4,444 enter play. More importantly, of course, so do two small upshifts, replacing a pair of moderate downshifts.

1p
10p
50p
£10
£50
Dell laptop
£1,000
£2,500
£3,000
£4,444
£10,000
£15,000
£20,000
£35,000
£50,000
£100,000
£250,000

Banker is saving his ammunition, so it's offer time...

2 PLAYER TWISTS REMAINING
Red Up | Extra Offer | Promise Me | Stabilise | Guaranteed Upshift

3 BANKER TWISTS REMAINING
Red Down | Deflation | Remove Offer | Negativity | Nom Nom Nom | Guaranteed Downshift

Banker's offer:

£10,944

Not happy with what happened...the 1p 10p and 50p I wanted to see leave...so it's a No Deal

We'll have 7, 19 and 9 next

7 - £50,000! Wrong 50!
19 - £50 - still the wrong 50 but it's good, it'll definitely do!
9 - £2,500! It went from £250 to Wii to £2,500 between offers, then went in the next round!!

No twists from the Banker yet, any from you?

Not for now, let's see what happens next...

Right, here's the shift... it's an important one, we're shifting £1,000... to £16,000! Great shift!

1p
10p
50p
£10
Dell laptop
£3,000
£4,444
£10,000
£15,000
£16,000
£20,000
£35,000
£100,000
£250,000

Banker's offer:

A flight on a private jet, to be taken any time before 5pm tomorrow

Actually, the Banker's not that mean.

Banker's offer:

£16,000

Haha!!!

Perfectly pitched offer...but could go either way yet so No Deal...

We continue with boxes 1, 6 and 8

1 - £16,000! Well that shift didn't make any difference did it?
6 - £15,000. We need a tiny blue here...
8 - £4,444... nope, that round wasn't so bad in pure financial terms but the shift situation is looking a whole lot more precarious now. Want a twist?

Might as well replace just under 2/3 of that round by Redding Up

No small upshifts left then as the £3,000 becomes £30,000.

Banker responds with - you guessed it - with Red Down, so not only is that eroded right away, but £10,000 is now £1,000.

Going to reply to that by using your final twist?

I still won there with a £2,000 to £20,000 shift so I'm fine for now!

This shift is important...

...oh my goodness it's important, £250,000 is shifting!!!

...to £625,000!!!!

1p
10p
50p
£10
Dell laptop
£1,000
£3,000
£20,000
£35,000
£100,000
£625,000

1 PLAYER TWIST REMAINING
Extra Offer | Promise Me | Stabilise | Guaranteed Upshift

2 BANKER TWISTS REMAINING
Deflation | Remove Offer | Negativity | Nom Nom Nom | Guaranteed Downshift

Anything else?

VERY dangerous...this will only really be a good Shift if it survives...so you know what I'm going to do now don't you?

I have to protect it as much as possible...with assurance I won't lose it even if I don't find it...Guaranteed Upshift will only make the Banker Downshift it immediately...the only thing I really can do is request an extra offer after two more boxes are open...please