Rules here...

Simple version: four five-box rounds, 23 boxes with varying contents, colours do different things, hit either three of a kind or three different colours for a bonus offer mid-round.

A unique board for this game...


£21
£100
£470
£956
£7,263
£19,933
£21,962
£50,500
£51,152
Fiat 500
Year supply Calgon
£13
£22
£1,000
£8,477
£53,338
£115,000
Barry Scott T-shirt
Bentley Mulsanne
Greek holiday
£69,000
Swimming costume
£7,777

Not the greatest cash jackpot, but two new cars - including a Bentley - to play for as well as the big money!

You have been randomly assigned Box 11. Pick three more to start.

Well, box 11 IS my favorite box.

20, 23, 2.

20 - Greek holiday. Could be worse.
23 - £7,777! There goes the grey one right away, if this is blue or yellow it's a bonus offer...
2 - £21! And there it is! A 20-box offer...


£100
£470
£956
£7,263
£19,933
£21,962
£50,500
£51,152
Fiat 500
Year supply Calgon
£13
£22
£1,000
£8,477
£53,338
£115,000
Barry Scott T-shirt
Bentley Mulsanne
£69,000
Swimming costume

Banker's offer:

Fiat 500

Hmm...

Never could stand FIATs, so I guess this is a NO DEAL.

(Go on Calgon)!

Two more to open... 16, 21.

16 - £53,338 - ooh, the first big hit
21 - Swimming costume! More like it!


£100
£470
£956
£7,263
£19,933
£21,962
£50,500
£51,152
Fiat 500
Year supply Calgon
£13
£22
£1,000
£8,477
£115,000
Barry Scott T-shirt
Bentley Mulsanne
£69,000


Banker's offer:

Renault Clio

The calgon's still there...

A Renault Clio eh? It could look pretty cool in green...

But I've made my decision.

NO DEAL!

19, 4, 6

OK, sorry about that.

19 - Bentley Mulsanne! There's one car you won't win...
4 - £470. More like it...
6 - £7,263. Two different colours hit, so two more to open.

13 and 1 please

13 - £22! Nice.
1 - Fiat 500. Which I take it you're pleased to take out?

Gah, forgot to do the shifts The first one... is a red shift, and £22 became negative... no big deal, you took it out! A standard upshift is applied to the next two lowest, which at that time were £13 and £100. They are now £1,000 and £10,000!

Next up is a blue shift. Two standard downshifts for amounts below £5,000... £1,000 (the new one) becomes £100, and the other £1,000 becomes £300. However, a big amount gets bigger - £51,152 is now £85,000!

Board now, phew. One more shift left, at eight-box.


£10,000
£956
£19,933
£21,962
£50,500
£85,000
Year supply Calgon
£100
£300
£8,477
£115,000
Barry Scott T-shirt
£69,000


Banker's offer:

£20,000

I'm not sure it would be wise to be a walking Calgon advert... but still... NO DEAL!

(And, no more FIATS!)

Can you post wich boxes are left?

3, 14, 10.

All of those, for a start, so you're OK...

3 - £10,000. It started as £100...
14 - £300. Now that will do!
10 - £85,000! That won't.

Remaining boxes: 5, 7, 8, 9, 12, 15, 17, 18, 22 (you have 11)

Two more of those before the 8-box offer.

8, 15.

8 - £21,962, and this box is now crucial...
15 - £8,477, and that will do!

Final shift... it's a blue shift. Going down: £956 becomes £222, £100 becomes video game of choice. Going up: £115,000 becomes £333,333!!


£222
£19,933
£50,500
Year supply Calgon
£333,333
Barry Scott T-shirt
Video game of choice
£69,000


The Banker thinks you will be scared with a potential five to open, and Calgon still on the board...

Banker's offer:

£29,000

Pretty low Mr. Banker.

Then again my washing machine is dying. Could give it an extra two years to live...

But it's a NO DEAL!

My next picks: 5, 7, 12.

5 - £222! Wonderful start...
7 - £19,933! Now, if we can find the Calgon, for a bonus offer at five-box with three huge amounts...
12 - Video game of choice!!

No bonus offer, but three huge amounts, you can't take them all out... find the Calgon and the T-shirt and you are guaranteed over £50,000...

Sorry KP...

22 and 17 please

It's OK, the forum let you down for a start...

22 - £69,000... but it's not the big one...
17 - £333,333!!

That was.

£50,500
Year supply Calgon
Barry Scott T-shirt


Banker's offer:

£10,000

*beep*

NO DEAL!!

We open your box now...

you win...

Year supply Calgon

You feared it... you got it.

£50,500 was in 9, the Barry Scott T-shirt was in 18.

Sorry...