That was a good round, probably 11k here.

The banker says the talk of biscuits means he's nibbling on some now...

Banker's offer:

£12,500

Board
1p
10p
50p
£1

£10

£100




£3,000
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000


£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000

Offer: £12,500
Mean: £36,293.69
Offer (%) 34.44%
Fair Deal: £14,347.57
Offer (% Fair Deal) 87.12%

Mark says this is very surreal being offered lots of money but it's a powerful board and he's only there once.

He NO DEALS

Tasty board. The offer's not enough for it.

He needs to get rid of the Banker's 5

That was a good offer, based on recent banker trends.

20 - Claire - £3,000

16 - newbie Joyce - £5,000

2 - Julie - £10,000

Banker time

Woooh, a red round there but not disastrous

He just got rid of his backup safety net.

The game is quite unbalanced. I dread to think of the offer.

The banker says this is a tricky board as it's highly volatile...

Banker's offer:

£20,000

I'd say 14k.

Board
1p
10p
50p
£1

£10

£100







£15,000


£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000

Offer: £20,000
Mean: £44,555.60
Offer (%) 44.89%
Fair Deal: £17,410.95
Offer (% Fair Deal) 114.87%

Decent active-play offers? When was the last time we saw these?

Ooooh now it's not that volatile but it's very balanced! (Just has no fall back if disaster strikes...)

Superb offer! But it's a superb board, he has to no deal.

Not another box-11 deal , but I can see his quandry!

He'll still have an OK board if the disaster round happens.

I wish the Banker would stop saying what the next offers are - it's cruel

Noel says that's remarkable and Tony says if he hits big numbers now, the offer won't be near £20k again. Noel says the vast majority of those who deal at the 3rd offer live to regret it, and he knows the money means a lot to Mark but he's only there once and he could change his life, although he says it's Mark's right to walk away with £20k now...

Banker says a good round will produce an offer greater than £40,000. An all-blue round will produce an offer of £55,000

Mark NO DEALS