Neide's husband comes down to the pound table and Noel runs through the rules of the banker's gamble. Neide says she feels lucky and her husband says he's still behind her decision.

Neide says NO DEAL

She keeps the £30,000.

PHEWWWWWWW

Neide's box 9 has £250

It was far too much for her to lose...so fair play!

And indeed an OPW!

Box 18 with Liz contains the £100,000

Noel says this has been a truly memorable edition of the show.

OMG cracking...bliddy cracking - I'M JUMPING AROUND MY LIVING ROOM luving it, luving it luving it

that was h2005's good luck anniversary game

Gotta admit, wasn't expecting a polar opposite to yesterday's game...but that's obviously what the Banker wanted (ie offering the one-at-a-time twist again, and the Gamble)...luckily Neide called his bluff and got lucky with the boxes to double her expected winnings!

And the £250 in her box to make sure there were absolutely no regrets!

What a great lady well done Neide....enjoy exploring your country.xx

What a game to miss out on, still way much better than yesterday's, finally were getting back on track

A brave lady to go all the way to 3 box when others would have gone 1 or 2 offers earlier.

It would have taken one heck of a gambler to risk £30k on a bankers gamble for a blue and thankfully, Neide wasn't one.

Great stuff after a few disappointing games - amazing how many big wins come from poor boards. Neide was great fun and even though she came across as a gambler, she played a perfect blend of courage and sense when the offers got really generous - but they were generous becuase of her taking earlier risks and getting the banker's respect.

I have to admit I thought "Maria" at 5-box and given the time left then I thought she was going to win £100k, as there was still 12 minutes left then, so when the banker offered one to open, I was actually slightly disappointed as the extra offers would eat up time. But a very minor complaint.

What a great turnaround in the last part, never would've thought Neide would be able to get £30k out of that game, I don't think I'd have been brave enough to go on at £21k, although it was a close call.

Essentially, she had a perfect last part of the show, considering she was never going to eliminate £250, which as Big Davey said was practically the polar opposite to yesterday's game. Glad she didn't go for the gamble, it would've taken a brave (bordering on foolhardy) gambler to risk losing that sum, and for most there would be significantly more regret dropping to the blue than missing out on the 100k.

Anyway, great result and the 2nd best ever selling of the £250 box, after Gus's somewhat bizarre win of £42,047.48!

aw now that was a cracker of a game! A reminder of how good the show can be:)

a definate pick-me-up after the last few games.

A bubbly, likeable player and what looked doomed to be another trainwreck proving to be anything but.
I had a feeling the Banker was going to offer one to open as soon as he started pressing the similarities to Dan's game and whether the intention was to mirror that game or to prove that every game is different is immaterial, The only thing that matters is that it paid off for Neide

Probably would have bailed at £21k myself but kudos to Neide for having just the right amount of courage to score an OPW

That game was incredible!
I got so into it, especially the last part. I was even cheering when the blues came out and £250 was revealed in her box.

Considering how she started, I did not think for one minute that she'd get anything as high as £30,000.

Fortunately for Neide, in trying to mirror Mondays game, the Banker actually gave her the opportunity to well and truly spank him. I mean, had the one box at a time not been offered, I'd have dealt at 5-box...

Also, another blue to the table. Does that mean the only times a red has come to the table recently, it has been a Power 5 amount? [Jessica and Barbara?]

no way would i have predicted she won £30,000 just proves how versatile dond is ,enjoy the money neide .xxx

Kim was the last player to bring a red that wasn't a Power 5 red. Since then, only Steve, Jessica and Barbara have brought reds to the table (50k, 100k and 75k respectively).