£25,000 is fantastic!

But with those two oranges, I'd really be tempted to go for it - simply find the £750 and you're guaranteed some decent money...it all depends now on whether or not she can risk losing both the £75,000 and £100,000!

No Deal for me

thats more like it.....depends if she is happy to risk ending up with a £750 consolation...if she is she should go for it...if not then £25k is a nice sum of money

One of those decisions where it depends on the player. No real wrong answer here.

That is really good says Loo, and it is a lot of money... Noel asks if she is still feeling risky, and then asks if her husband should come down and join them, but Loo says No as she will only cry! She then does ask him down to join her...

Loo says that she is feeling lucky but also has never had that amount of money before. She says that she would love a mortgage as it drives her crazy living at her mums sometimes!

Loo says

DEAL

Exactly - and for her, getting a mortgage was more important to her, so well done to her! £25,000 is one of the highest £75k/£100k 5-box offers we've seen!

That's a sensible deal. Let's hope it produces a 4th OPW in a row from a sensible deal.

OPW fever is here, and it's here to stay!


£750
£3,000

Proveout round 6

19 - £100,000 Lamin

11 - £5,000 Liam

2 - £75,000 Pezza


Banker time with £750 and £3,000 remaining

great.....another OPW...

You would have crashed if you gambled says Noel, he then tells the Banker to bend over!!

Banker's offer would've been:

£1,300

Noel opens box 12 and reveals £750

Second game in a row where a 5-box deal has been immediately followed by the removal of the top three amounts remaining.

Also, that's the first time EVER that we've had four OPWs in succession.

Scarlet with box 14 contains the £3,000

Loo says that money is really going to change her life

And she had the blue! Wow!

For the record I'd have kept box 2 and dealt at whatever offer I'd have received from the £750/£75,000 finish!

Great game - and an even greater character to play said game!

With that knowledge, I reckon the Banker would have offered you £751.

Haha!

I'd have taken the second offer I've decided that £15,000 and probably £14,000 is a Deal on a perfect £100k-high board, and £50k is a massive omission from a £100k-high board.

Failing that I'd probably actually have gone on to £25,000... and been intensely glad that it went the way it did!

4 OPW's totalling £84k in prize money with only £11,750 in the boxes and £10k being the biggest box left all week at 2 box. A nightmare few games for Wakeyists. In fact, we were only 1 sensible deal away from 5 OPW's in a row (and a non-karma believer away from possibly a clean sweep this week).

The offers have been that good this week , it's almost as if Daniel was still there. An evil banker would have probably cleaned up this week.



As I said during the game, I'd have been hoping that the generosity of the 2nd offer would set a precedent for the rest of the game if the board stayed good (which it did for both criteria)

Hi, as a newbie to this particular forum, please can someone tell me what OPW stands for? Have been trying to work it out! Thanks

Outright Player Win. It's what Noel refers to as a Banker Spanking, although I'm personally far too refined to use such a base term...