Yeah - not bad a game, at least it was an improvement on yesterday's!

Well that was great fun and just what I loved to see after yesterday's depressing affair!

Ann was a great laugh, and if the contestant's an entertaining charcter then it usually doesn't bother me how early or late in the game they deal (if at all!!). The £9k would dealable for a cautious player I thought as there was only a 10% chance of anything massive at 2-box, but then again there was a 70% chance of a stick or better I would have thought. Doubling the offer at 2-box seemed about right as she did leave the 2nd best possible finish from 5-box.

The banker is getting worse with his "next offer" predictions. They were stupid today - saying the offers on a £50k/£35k finish, and a £100/£50 finish is totally meaningless - and I'm amazed Ann seemed to be affected by it, but then again had she any idea what she was doing?

And how many times had a funny pensioner had one of their children supporting them and the child is like their parent, making sure they take it seriously - Vincenzo's son was just the same, as was clown Barry's daughter, and I'm sure there have been more!

Definately a more upbeat game than yesterday, not a classic but some nice cheeky humour and a proveout which, while dissapointing, was at least not a complete disaster.

I've nothing against the hypo swap as such though i do think it's a bit impertinant of the player to actually ask for it. On the other hand if Ann always had it in her mind to swap if she played till the end/got the chance then you could say that it was an important part of her proveout.

I haven't seen the game yet but hopefully Ann made the right decision for her cos that's the most important thing really.

A game that's going to be remembered more for Ann's antics than the gameplay. The 2 predictions at 5 box were one of the most pointless as anyone in the Dream Factory could have guessed what the offers would have been.