The board after the third round...

1p





£50

£250
£500
£750

£3,000


£15,000

£35,000
£50,000
£75,000

£250,000

Looking strong despite the £100,000 revealed by Stan for the second show running!

Box 11 (Joel, who calls her 'the youngest old lady I've ever met') - £100

Box 18 (Stan, who's sweaty...) - £100,000

Box 10 (Jane) - £10,000

Still gallows humour after the first box from Noel - 'you're going to have to spend the money so fast before you go'. Of course, she may be cautious on such a strong board if she's so aware of her mortality?

Despite the £100k going, this should still be a 5 figure offer.

This is still a brilliant board. The Banker says she's the first player to promise to the Banker she'll live to the end.

Noel well and truly corpses at this...

Banker's offer:

A FULLY PAID FUNERAL

LEGENDARY OFFER!

DEAL!!!!!!

Complete with the offer being revealed out of an opening coffin.

Memorable stuff. How much is that these days?

Die or No Die? People laugh at her saying it's a tough offer, probably mostly young players. NO DEAL

Or Kill or No Kill?

But what a hit that was!

Worth going on still

Box 21 (Tina) - 1p

Box 22 (Butch) - £35,000

Well, she called for that 1p, and when it came Noel was exuberant. 'Bury him', he cried. The £35,000 still got applauded although Noel was tentative in his delivery.

Noel jokes that she could be buried under the confetti, although his comment at the contestant being 'one of the weakest' could be taken the wrong way. And perhaps by the player, who seems to be somewhat defiant and the kind of person who'd take a line like that and seize upon it as the basis for Wakeyism. But goodness knows what'll happen... it comes down to the offers and this next box which Noel quite rightly calls vital.

It's now 3 - Nil to Betty!

Here's hoping she wins mega money! (£90,000 maybe?)

Two Christmas-themed ads: one very American one from Wal-Mart (trading as Asda), one decidedly... odd one from Argos.

Visa is advertised in an even more bizarre manner. It just defies explanation.

'Do you dream in chocolate?' asks Lindt. Nope, I have nightmares about tooth decay now I've got as much toothache as I have right now.

Will it be the 2nd Betty with a massive win this?

Would have been if her game Friday.

Come on Betty, you can do it.

The board at 8-box...







£50

£250
£500


£3,000


£15,000


£50,000
£75,000

£250,000

Great stuff so far!

Again this should be £15k minimum.

Box 5 (Lyn) - £750

Noel has cut the frivolity and gone all serious on us. Does this symbolise that he now wants serious consideration paid to a Deal now? Either way, he energises the pilgrims while on the blower.

Banker's offer:

£15,000

Betty gasps.

Not bad an offer...but if we're to see the rise in offers in general continue, Betty needs to play on here and have another good round! £15,000 isn't exactly as generous as some of the other offers this week...