I'd have gone at 15k in Gary's game.

At the time, I was thinking that he HAD to take the £29,999 - however, if I was playing that game now, I'd no-deal it. It was the same last 5 as Claudine (except she had £3k instead of £1k), and she was offered £14,032 more! At least the banker made the £50k 30% look bad, as he wouldn't have gone to the mean on £50k/£10k, though he might well do that now.

Alain – I’d be tempted to take the £22,000, £30,000 and even the £66,000 offers but I’d probably no deal all three as the top two amounts are left. I would have no dealt £3,000 and a kiss from Gregg, wouldn’t have swapped and would have won £750.

Leila – I’d be tempted to take £18,000 the first time around but I like to think I’d go on and I would have definitely dealt at £18,000 for the second time with £5 and £50,000 left.

Kev – I’d probably deal at £19,000 but if I was feeling lucky I would like to think I’d go on.

Graeme – I’d be tempted to take £14,000 but I’d probably go on and I would have definitely dealt at the Banker’s original offer of £20,000 let alone £21,000!

Gary’s classic show – Surprisingly I think I’d no deal £29,999 – if it were an extra £10,000 I would have dealt. Deal at £90,000.

May as well put in my tuppence worth for today's 'classic'.

To put it simpler I would have won £5,000. £90,000 wouldn't have been good enough to get me dealing on £5,000 / £250,000.

I would have without a doubt gone on 'til the last 2 boxes. I defiantly would have said DEAL at £90 000.

I would have won £5 today. (Would have swapped for 14 as I prefer that number over 2.)

I'd have gone to the end and won the £500. It's one of those games where I wouldn't feel too bad about it as the serious money was never in the game.

I'd have done as Pauline did, although the £7k was very tempting.

Ditto, but I'd have taken the sixth offer for £199.99!

I'd have no dealt all the offers up until the £6,000 offer, as that offer was going to go down considerably if she took out the £35,000! I'd probably have no dealt the £199.99, but may have been tempted as it was an unusual amount!

Same here.

All the way today, no second thought about it.

Offer One: £5,000
NO DEAL

Offer Two: £2,500
NO DEAL

Offer Three: £7,000
NO DEAL (though it was tempting, £7,000 would be enough to risk for 35k or 50k)

Offer Four: £3,000
NO DEAL

Offer Five: £6,000
NO DEAL

Offer Six: £199.99
DEAL (as it's a cooler amount than £5 or £500)

So I would have had an OPL...

Deal at £6,000, when she did. Once the £50,000 went, I thought "Ok, Box 2 is not good today".

There were only two choices today, wimp out at round three for £7K in the knowledge that the largest boxes have already gone and there is not likely to be any serious money in the game, or go all the way to the end and open the box. I'd have accepted that it just wasn't my lucky day and wimped out at round three.

I'd have taken the £6k - for a £35k and not much else last 5, it was incredibly generous! Though going on is hardly stupid - there's a 40% chance of keeping the £35k in play, and then the offer would have been, even against a quid, at least double!

I'd say it was very well pitched by the banker - he usually tends to offer something like 2-3k on a 35k and nothing last 5, which I would imagine nearly everyone would no deal!

Offer One: £5,000
NO DEAL

Offer Two: £2,500
NO DEAL

Offer Three: £7,000
DEAL (I think I'm inclined to take good offers on rubbish boards...)

Offer Four: £3,000
NO DEAL

Offer Five: £6,000
DEAL (almost as clear-cut a Deal as Graeme's £41k in my book)

Offer Six: £199.99
DEAL (what George said)

I would have taken the £6,000.

I too would have gone at 7k

To quote what I wrote in Pauline's today's show thread :

I decided early on that I would go on to the end and I didn't see anything to change my mind.

£500 for me then!