Claudio goes to his son for some advice.

Claudio says

NO DEAL

Noel calls another break....

We're back

Round 5

16 - 10p Clare

Claudio's son continues to pick the boxes

6 - £5 Emma

Your son is a lot better at this than you Noel tells Claudio.

4 - £50,000 Newbie Lawrence

Banker time

This won't be dealable so he's got to hope he keeps the £35k to 2-box now.

Look what you've done you stupid boy, Noel tells Claudio's son! The Banker says that Lawrence is his favourite now.

Banker's offer:

£1,000

Claudio says he feels positive about his box, but is worried about the 1p.

Claudio says

NO DEAL

Frankly £5k from his box wouldn't be too bad a result today given the luck he's had.

Round 6

3 - £250 Daphne

22 - £35,000 Toni

18 - £5,000 Kim

Banker time with 1p and £50 remaining

Ouch. Textbook unavoidable trainwreck.

That is so cruel says Noel, and the chance of being number 39 in the 1p club looms.

Banker's offer:

£2.99

Claudio says

NO DEAL

The Banker calls and says that it just hasn't been Claudio's day today, and then offers Claudio the SWAP

Banker's offer:

SWAP

Claudio says

NO SWAP

Noel opens Claudio's box 20 and reveals £50

Would have been a lot better if they didn't have him down as a Sunday player and played on Friday as the £50 what he won today, there would have been 3 0's added to that, though he probably would have blown his chances of winning it.

Box 17 with David contains the 1p

Of course the 39th member of the 1p club has already been transmitted, although it hadn't been filmed at the time of this game.

Hard to tell what his gambling preferences were based on that game though.

Oh dear, an unavoidable trainwreck there. At least he didn't join the 1p club.

And his son was a good sport.

Let's do some more speculation then, shall we?

Again, we'll assume that he and his son chose the boxes in (almost) the same way as they did today.

Round 1

1 - £100
2 - 50p
5 - £1
19 - £500
15 - £5,000

Well, that would have been a much better opening round...

Round 2

14 - £1,000
12 - £50
8 - £10,000

Oh, wow - he would have been in a great situation here...

Round 3

11 - £750
9 - £250
21 - £10

Wow, WOW, WOW...

Board: 1p 10p £5 £3,000 £15,000 £20,000 £35,000 £50,000 £75,000 £100,000 £250,000

I reckon, though, that the Banker would have ensured that Claudio went on by using the excuse "I've got three of my Power 5 still there"... get my drift?

Round 4

13 - £15,000
10 - £20,000
7 - £75,000

The Banker would have probably claimed that was his round, and would have gone down...

But any 8-box board with four of the player's Power 5 is great - even with the 1p, and two other Banker's P5 amounts, there as well.

So unless he really needed the money, I reckon Claudio might have gone on...

Round 5

16 - £5

6 would have been in front of him, so...

4 - £35,000
3 - £100,000

Oooooooh...

Board: 1p 10p £3,000 £50,000 £250,000

I would expect an offer of around £15k here - the Banker no doubt using the excuse that the two lowest amounts are still there...

And while it is indeed hard to tell what Claudio's gambling preferences were, I reckon he might have dealt.

Round 6

22 - £250,000
18 - 1p

17 or 20? Let's say 17.

17 - £3,000

So 10p vs £50,000...

Had he still been in live play, a stick at around £15k or a slight decrease would have seemed likely... and, again, I reckon he might have dealt.

So he probably would have missed out on the £50k - but it's also almost certain that he would have won a lot more than he actually did.