Yes, because they had their one and only chance (possibly) of getting a life changing sum money and thew blew it big time.

I don't want to be accused of paraphrasing you but what you are saying is that the player should go to the end if they have a big amount in their box but perhaps should deal if they have a low blue.

No, they should be still live in play until 5 box or 2 box.

It's 3 in a day with the specials.

OK. No more questions from me tonight.

Am I right in thinking that this is the first Gill since Series 1 Gill Lee-Ireland?

Kudos to the Banker he gave some very sound advice there. After playing the necklace at six box the upshot of playing on one more box wasn't really worth pursuing.
Having decided to defy logic and no deal - and taking out the second highest amount on the board - Gill might as well have gone on another round though, regardless of what might have been in her box I would have urged her to deal at that point (And good luck explaining that one to Mark I fear it's beyond his comprehension). So basically she dealt one too early or one too late dependant on how you look at it

I;m pretty sure there was one in Autumn 2008 who swapped the £10,000 for a blue at the end, and I found her really annoying.