Well, now that was interesting, given that for half of the game the action took place in the middle of the board. Shame he could have had more but £35,000 is still a power 5 win so that's pretty good if you ask me.

the search for the first male QM continues....its amazing how many contestants say they BELIEVE...and dont stick to their convictions.heres hoping that the first male QM has a great story-HINT....and sticks to their guns if the 250k is left til the end....maybe that first guy has already been filmed,and if so i congratulate him.if not-maybe just maybe....o u all know my story by now.....happy happy Halloween,Halloween,Halloween,happy happy Halloween...Silver Shamrock...DON'T STOP BELIEVING!!

I will only say two things...

(1) The Banker will inevitably argue that he has every right to make an offer at 3-box if he wants to... and the producers and even Noel may well agree with him.

(2) I think the players have drawn level with Deal-Eye once again.

I would've taken the £22k myself, but 3-box offers should NEVER be taken in my opinion.

Feel quite sad that not a lot of people would have seen this game. It was one of those dramatic edge of your seat games that I love. Well done Adam, enjoy your £35,000!

Fantastic game, very tense and exciting. I have no problem with the Banker making offers at three box, and imagine if Adam had taken the big one out straight after dealing, that would have been brilliant.

To be honest I think Adam would have dealt at two box anyway and if he hadn't I for one would have been hoping he won £5,
Bringing the big money to the table is only half the story. you need to keep a decent back up in play in order to justify the no deals, any thing else is just plain greedy/ Stupid

You know someone on here won't see it that way. It can't be when players blow the chances of having a LOT more money.

It's an OKish game, very tense yes, and disappointing..BUT exciting to see him win £35,000... but disappointing to see another player blow the chances away. I know it's a BIG gamble yes, but still...




Yes, he most likely would have done.

I will say NO more about this game as I've already said all the things I wanted to say.

Congratulations, End 'Em All. You've created a sexist game show, where men are forbidden from taking out the £250,000 (mostly their own fault, but still).

Time for another Mad Mark Bold Prediction (TM): The first MQM will be crowned in 2097. By then, 58 women will have won the top prize, and Edmonds will still be presenting the show, still as spry as ever at the ripe old age of 148 (he does not age).

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This was a good show to watch recorded. As ive often said, when the players dont know what the end game will be, and it can go either way ( I remember a man once at 3 box having 2 blues and the £250k and still going home with 1p) how many people would blindly turn down £35000? The thing to remember is, if he had said no deal, and if he had a blue in his box, he would have regretted it for a lifetime, and his bank account would remain small. As it was he dealt and found he had £250k in box which he missed out from. Yes sure he would have regrets, who wouldnt? But once that immediate upset fades, and 28 days later when he checks his bank account, £35000 has appeared in it!! Kind of softens the blow a bit! I assume everyone who comments that players should go for it blindly as they may win big, always invest all their salary in high risk stock and shares? Or does the fact you dont know what the payout will be make you keep your money safe?!?

Just my thoughts!!

Or being more brave it would have been £250,000.

lol i give up. Enjoy your stocks and shares. Ill enjoy your response to Louis game!

Yeah. Or £5. Or 10p. Which was the risk AT THE TIME OF THE DEAL.

There's no use debating with a robot who spews out the same useless info day after day. It'll only frustrate you more.