18 - Andy - £250

9 - Jen - £250,000

13 - Gill - Noel calls a break

OUCH!!! Hopefully he can turn it around! xxxxx

out of interest i have never worked out why the banker respects a block of reds

???

good game so far to

Ralphie

We're back

13 - Gill - £50

Banker time

Noel says this game is a creeper (he seems to like saying that these days...)

Noel thinks Jen and David are agents of the banker... the banker says he calls Jen "Powerjen" He explains why a block of reds is important as it makes setting the offer more difficult.

Banker's offer:

£11,500

Charlie says NO DEAL

omg !!! well that told me,

Patricia next and Noel says she gets so excited, and does an impression of her

19 - Patricia - £50,000

Noel says "Thanks for that".

5 - Lee - £10,000

8 - Joyce - £35,000

Banker time

Noel says what a round... and Charlie says it's changed his ambitions now. The banker says the game has smashed like a badly installed new window!

Banker's offer:

£2,999

Well that was destructive. The £11,500 wasn't far off dealable; though on (what looked to be!) a very stable board I'd probably have gone on.

Charlie asks for some advice; Chris says he can see one more in it; Martin says it's a well pitched offer; Andrea says it's a good offer, carry on; others say to carry on too.

His wife says no deal too.

Charlie says NO DEAL

Noel asks for positive thinking now...

7 - Karina - £5

21 - Tony - £750

Slow opening from Tony there

£1,000 guaranteed for Charlie now as it's the lowest amount left

22 is Charlie's birthday, and 4 is his wife's birthday!

22 - Gaynor - £1,000

Perfect round!

Banker time with £15,000 and £20,000 remaining...

Noel says Charlie's made a great comeback in this game!

Banker's offer:

£17,000

That the banker does not like.

Wahey-perfect round!

Noel says £15k is guaranteed now. Charlie says he and his wife make every decision together back at home so Noel gets his wife down to the table.

Charlie says NO DEAL

Charlie wins £20,000 from his box 10

4 - David - £15,000

get in

Well that ebbed and flowed before finishing on a high. With the massive money having disappeared the £11,500 looked a fair offer, but he was obviously looking at the stability of the board in deciding to play on. Only to see it all fall apart....before a magnificent round got him to an easy no-deal at two box. Good game!