With your abilities to always play the perfect game, it's a surprise they haven't made you a permanent contestant by now!

And oh look, it was there. Conspiracists can come out to play after that.

That's because they fear that if try to make a scheme and I spot it...they will be taken for everything they have, making me 10 times more richer than the jackpot prize!

Seriously though, if I believed in the box on the table, I would just go straight to the end and just have the issue dealt with...the last thing I wanna do is be a hypocrite

Missed the second half as went out. Should have been more brave, but at least not a low red or blue win.

Faye had a lot of bad luck, a bad round is one thing but to consistantly take one big number in every round must be really frustrating. On the plus side she did manage the perfect round at the perfect time and given how had it was for her to get the offers up over £5k I can't really blame her for dealing when she did.

I know as a statistician, this won't be a surprise to anyone but in my opinion, how can you possibly have a feeling about the randomly chosen amount in a box. Fair enough, you can try and persuade the banker that you think it's in there to try and get a bigger offer but playing a game like DOND based on feelings in my opinion is wrong. Yes, I know people have won big doing it but you also have the games like Orry's which show how dangerous it can be.

A nice result from a game that never looked like it was going to get past the £5k motif but I have to agree that the gamble at 3-box was a very big calculated risk.