Oh that wasn't good

That is an interesting offer and a horrible crash from £14,000 says Noel. He asks Caroline if she is a gambler, and she says that she doesn't put money on horses or the lottery.

Caroline says

DEAL

Woah?! That was a shock deal

Round 6 - Proveout round

1 - £1 Stephen

You have to find the £100,000 says Noel

22 - £500 Balbina

9 - £100,000 Janet

Banker time with 10p and £250 remaining

Noel opens box 18 and reveals £250

Max with box 11 has the 10p

Noel asks Caroline how she feels to have left at her lowest offer, and Caroline says you only get one chance at this she had to play on into her game.

And she got out of it at the last minute!

Very odd deal there. 14k was a generous offer, since you'd need to keep 20k, 50k and 100k to get significantly more at 5-box, and IMO deserved more thought than it appeared to have been given. Yet she then took 4k on a 100k-high 5-box, which is a derisory offer really.

Still, she managed to avoid a total trainwreck, so it could have been worse...

Had Caroline had the £100k, she would have been close to the worst % selling of a box but thankfully she didn't.

For someone who had seemed to be a good reader of the board on the wings, a strange decision to deal at £4k but the all blue finish saved her from the OPL.

Technically speaking it was actually the second lowest offer surely (or do we not count the proveout offers?)

Caroline was lucky enough to avoid an all blue finish but there's no denying she quit one round too late.

Of course being slightly obsessed by lucky numbers and random coincidences I can't help feeling Caroline should have put her faith in box 4. Okay even if she had kept it till the end there was no guarantee she'd have got the swap (though i suspect she would have done) but with a decent blue she might at least have earned a decent final offer.

Still not a bad game up till 8 box.