And here's how it went!

Returning contestant: Shannon Justice!

Chosen case: 24!

The Board:

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- $10
- $25
- $50
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- $500
- $750
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- $5,000
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- $25,000
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- $750,000
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Round Five: Two Cases:

16: $25,000

17: $5,000

Wow, just like on the previous episode, we are left with another $750,000 "One Case Game" Final Six!:

The Final Six:

- $10
- $25
- $50
- $500
- $750
- $750,000

Banker's offer: $86,000!




















NO DEAL!

Round Six: One Case:





















22: $10

Banker's offer: $106,000!





















NO DEAL!

Round Seven: One Case:























5: $25

Banker's offer: $170,000!



























DEAL!

Shanon started her game last week by jumping down on to the stage and, as a result, her bank account has jumped up by a huge $170,000!

Now lets see if The Banker's ego will go crashing down too in the Proveout!

Proveout: Case One:




















26: $50

Banker's offer: $249,000!
Dealt at: $170,000!

Proveout: Case Two:



















3: $750

The Final Two:

- $500
- $750,000

And again, just like Cathy's game, Shannon would have avoided the $750,000 landmine all the way to the final two!

Also just like the previous game, The Banker would have offered this sum of money that a lot of people would call upsetting:

Banker's offer: $413,000!
Dealt at: $170,000!

It's clear that Shannon did not make the best deal possible in her game and The Banker can claim victory. Will it be a total victory or just a technical one?

Shannon picked Case 24 hoping it contained big money and it's opened to shown it did contain the...
























24: $500

Yes, Shannon can now take home the fact she sold a case for far more that it was worth!

To prove it:

19: $750,000

Game Summary:

Peak offer: $413,000
Case value: $500
Prize won: $170,000
Result: Technical Banker Win: (59-41)

Twenty-Six cash prizes have been reloaded and shuffled in those famous silver cases and we have this new contestant who is more than ready to pick one of them and possibly change his life with it...

Contestant: Eric Robinson!

Chosen case: 18!

Round One: Six Cases:

23: $25

7: $75

20: $5!

8: $750

4: $1,000

13: $400

An incredible opening round has resulted in one of the biggest opening offers ever!

Banker's offer: $31,000!

NO DEAL!

Round Two: Five Cases:

9: $100,000

1: $200,000

15: $500,000!

10: $10

19: $200

Banker's offer: $26,000!

Usually around this time, the contestant's supporters on the bench are shown. One of them sitting for Eric's game is a former DoND Contestant! Peter Montesanti! Who was a contestant way back in February 2006 and was the very first person I recapped on this board! Peter is close friends with Eric and is hoping he can do as well as he did!

Read about his incredible game (and to see just how far my recaps have come since I first started) here: http://www.dond.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=211

As for the offer in January 2007, Eric makes this a:

NO DEAL!

Round Three: Four Cases:

6: $10,000

26: $750,000!!

4: $5,000

22: $100

Banker's offer: $44,000!

NO DEAL!

Round Four: Three Cases:

12: $1,000,000!!!

14: $400,000

17: $75,000

Banker's offer: $22,000!

NO DEAL!

Round Five: Two Cases:

5: .01¢!!!

24: $500

The Final Six:

- $1
- $50
- $300
- $25,000
- $50,000
- $300,000

Banker's offer: $51,000!

NO DEAL!

21: $50,000

Banker's offer: $59,000!

DEAL!

Eric may not have won as much as his good friend Peter, but he does take home a very nice $59,000 gift for opening some cases!

But was it a good deal? Only a Proveout will know!

Proveout: Case One:















25: $25,000

Banker's offer: $78,000!
Dealt at: $59,000!

Proveout: Case Two:





















16: $300,000!

There it is! Okay, so Eric may have went one deal too soon, but he did make a great deal because Case 18 only held...

18: $1!!!!!

To prove it:

2: $50

11: $300

Game Summary:

Peak offer: $78,000
Case value: $1
Prize won: $59,000
Result: Technical Player Win (75-25)

And there you have it!
-Joe R.