Coming back from the previous episode to finish her game is...

Contestant: Hayley Tucker!

Chosen case: 25, incidentally held by the model with her namesake.

The Board:

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- $1
- $5
- $10
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- $75
- $100
- $200
- $300
- $400
- $500
- $750
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- $5,000
- $10,000
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- $50,000
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- $100,000
- $200,000
- $300,000
- $400,000
- $500,000
- $750,000
- $1,000,000

Round 2: 5 Cases to open

13: $10
15: $5,000
20: $200
7: $300
22: $5 What a round, an almost all left-hand side round, virtually a perfect round!

The banker thinks that she doesn't have guts to play this game...

Banker's offer: $126,000!!! This is probably one of the highest second offers in a conventional $1,000,000 DoND game, if not the highest outright!

NO DEAL!

Round 3: 4 Cases to open

Prior to Stacey opening her case (#2), it is revealed that she is dating a tennis player, that Hayley knows too!

2: $400
11: $10,000
8: $750,000 And we get a bump in the road...
6: $300,000 ...And another bump in the road, but not a disaster!

Loss of the second highest and another six-figure amount gives the banker an excuse to reduce the offer...

Hayley states about wanting to become a ventriloquist and thus manages to do that okay.

Banker's offer: $94,000

NO DEAL!

Round 4: 3 Cases to open

Howie tries to be a ventriloquist here, but doesn't do well when he asks one of the models to open her case.

21: $500
16: $400,000
23: $750

Banker's offer: $141,000!

NO DEAL!

Round 5: 2 Cases to open

26: $100
5: $1 Only one amount left on the left side!!!

The Final 6 Cases

- $75
- $50,000
- $100,000
- $200,000
- $500,000
- $1,000,000

The banker is apparently flabbergasted at this board, and offers an amount which would pay off her undergraduate education and pharmacy school expense and then some...

Banker's offer: $239,000!!!

NO DEAL!

Howie says that Hayley could set a record tonight...

Round 6: 1 Case to open

4: $1,000,000 So much for a record being set tonight...

Banker's offer: $98,000

NO DEAL!

Round 7: 1 Case to open

1: $75 She will win a minimum of $50,000 as she clears off the entire left side of the board!!!

Banker's offer: $188,000!

NO DEAL!

Round 8: 1 Case to open

12: $500,000 She isn't going to win what she turned down three cases ago...

Banker's offer: $88,000

NO DEAL!

Round 9: 1 Case to open

14: $200,000 Game, set, match for the banker in some way.

Banker's offer: $83,000, an offer above the mean!

Howie notices the symbolism of the cases left, 25, being significant to Hayley in many ways, including Christmas and a few other days that are on the 25th on the month. The other case left, on the gallery, 19, is her age.

However, Hayley decides to...

DEAL!

Howie now opens her case #25 to reveal...

25: $50,000

So Hayley sold her case for quite a bit more than what the case was worth, salvaging something, even tho she could have sold it for $239,000 at one point.

Mylinda opens her case #19 to complete the game...

19: $100,000

Game Summary:

Peak offer: $239,000
Case value: $50,000
Prize won: $83,000
Result: Technical Banker Win [65-35]

And this ends the recap!

Don't be greedy!!!!

Haylie Tucker pushes her luck TOO FAR!!!!!!!!

I would dealt at 188,000 dollars

I might have done but I think I'd have done what she did.

That final offer was 110% of the mean rounded to the nearest $1,000 - which seems to be the fixed ceiling on the Banker's offers at the final two, as we've seen a few proveout offers there (the multiple $750k/peanuts post-Deal finishes all producing $411k-413k hypothetical offers, if I'm not mistaken).

Crazy game, somehow turned into an average board from nowhere :S

Oh be quiet! You'd be suprised how much we need a player like that. You'd be bored sick of the lot we've had over the past week!

do anyone know what website can i find the clip of haylie's game?