Stats for this month's games:

Payout (excluding holidays but including Ian's post-game twist): £220,892.60
Total Box Values (after swaps):£1,252,268.60 (possible ALL-TIME high! )

So the total winnings this month were under 18% of what they would've been if all the boxes were opened. The banker crushed the players as a whole this month, possibly more so than he ever has before.

4/4 people would've benefited from dealing rather than opening their box. (ALL of them! )

8/17 people would've benefited from opening their box rather than dealing.

2/21 people took the most money possible out of their game (possible all-time LOW % wise ) They were: Jamie and Emma

The 1p has NOT come to the table this month.
The £250,000 has come to the table 4 times this month (again, possible all-time high).
Obviously, the most common amount to be opened at the table this month is £250,000 - 4 times

Highest Offers at each Stage of the Game:

1st: £15,000 (Olivia)
2nd: £20,000 (Sidi)
3rd: £19,250 (Olivia)
4rd: £27,000 (Olivia)
5th: £50,000 (Jodie [POST-DEAL] )
6th: £146,000 (Dawood [POST-DEAL] )

Winnings Distribution:

£0 - £999: 4
£1,000 - £4,999: 3
£5,000 - £9,999: 6
£10,000 - £19,999: 8
£20,000 - £29,999: 2
£30,000 - £49,999: 0
£50,000+: 0

The most common Deal point was tie between 8-box and 5-box, with 7 players going at each point.

Additions to the DoND Hall of Fame:

Olivia- highest value player spanking/OPL (£15,000)
Paula- first game in which NO boxes were opened in the 3rd part

Feel free to add your own!

Is Olivia's game really the biggest OPL of all-time? Given that she didn't have the £250,000 in her box when she dealt, and hypo-swapped for it.

Yes. The way I see it, the box amount that you would've won had you gone all way should be the one considered in the stats.

Lisa in September 2010 who won £12k? Her game didn't involve a hypo-swap. She brought £50k to the table at the start of her game.

And ironically enough, for the purists that disagree with the hypo-swap, Olivia's boyfriend Grant claimed the title today with his £14,000 OPL.

No way should a hypo box swap come into the equation of a OPL! The box has been SOLD!! It's quite a simple transaction to see if you've made a profit/loss on THAT box! Imagine if businesses worked like that, it's crazy!

Plus, psychologically I think players are more likely to say swap if a prove-out's going badly, like somehow they're "getting rid" of the bad luck by swapping away!