Now he is for sure to go all the way and no deal this offer. Come on!

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!!!

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Gonna guess £90,000 here.

Why does early May produce the best games?

Pat comes down to the pound table...

Noel says he's gone back to the earliest days of DOND, and he talks about how Morris had this final 2, and he gambled and it didn't work for him, as he won the £20,000.

The banker says Eddie has £20k of his money guaranteed, and he's referring now to a point in the game when Eddie would talk about what he'd spend the money on, and that £50k would pay for what he wanted.

Banker's offer:

£70,000

That's a terrible offer.

No deal. Come on, be brave. You got at least £20k!

£70,000?

Come on!!!

To the end and swap for me...

Nope, not enough for me. With £20,000 already in my account I'm not turning down a £50,000 coinflip to win £230,000.

No deal...

Innnnteresting.

This final two is actually too strong for him. £50k on the Jennifer finish was inked in, and I'd have been prepared to chase it. But with One Rock backing up? That's another matter.

I'd take this on, but my utility curve doesn't finish flattening out until you hit six figures... like Lewis, I'd swap, which would at least make sure I was remembered, appeals to my cynicism and doesn't change the odds anyway

I think my tipping point here is £90k.

Eddie says he's not a greedy man, and he talks about how he can pay his mortgage off with that money, and will be able to make Pat happy with that money.

Eddie says DEAL

He's produced one of the best board's at 2-box, and this is what he gets, I'd say No Deal...

...nope he takes it

That'd be an instant no deal for me, you either lose £50K or gain an extra £180K.

Noel asks if Eddie would have swapped, as you always get the SWAP in this scenario

Eddie says NO SWAP

Eddie's box 19 has £250,000

OH DEAR! He should have said no deal.

That was fairly standard targetism with a very high target... a mathematical player would've gone for that, but Eddie had little use for the extra £180,000.

And he won more than I would have done

NOOOOO!!!

I knew he should've gone on, another one bites the dust...

Eddie says what would've been now isn't, and he's quite happy with £70,000

18 - Jaime - £20,000

Noel says how Eddie will be able to go on the mortgage and have a brilliant cruise, with some left over

I was happy with the offer, Eddie said he would've been pleased with £50,000. I had £80,000 as the maximum I would've offered to him on that board.