Depends what the Banker's definition of "game" is. If it's forcing him on to 2-box, I might deal. If it's going on one-box at a time, it might be worth the risk.

The low stakes might just get me going on here.

Another player taking too long to ask for the question.

The banker says he might play games with Dave later. Bob says Dave is only here once, and they remind Dave that he has his lucky number 7 on the table. Wade says Dave found a lucky penny this morning. The banker rings and says Wade looks like Terry Duckworth who's been trapped in a gym! He says Dave should really take this offer. Reg says he'd go on as there's still big money on the board. Dave says his heart and head are telling him to do different things, and Craig tells him to use his x-ray glasses!

Dave says

NO DEAL

Noel calls a break...

Looking at the clock, I think he's going to crash.

We're back

Round 5

12 - Alan - £50,000

14 - newbie Ruthie - £3,000

15 - Eugenia - £100

Banker time

Joke offer coming up?

Hopefully not another cautious deal coming up.

With that offer... may as well continue in live play.

The kind of offer which means I wish I'd stuck to my usual philosophy at 8-box.

£35k/blue would be at least £7k so 7 to 1 odds on a 40% chance is definitely worth taking.

Dave's wife tells him he has to be realistic now, and she says she respects the offer. The banker rings and says she's the only one to say that, and she tries to get the offer up but fails!

Dave says

DEAL

ANOTHER cautious deal....

Round 6 - proveout

The banker immediately rings and says he knew he'd got Dave, and that's why he didn't up the offer.

20 - Kev - £35,000

Noel says most people thought Dave should've gone on!

10 - Jan - 50p

5 - Paula - 10p

Banker time with £10 and £500 remaining...

Noel opens Dave's box 7 and reveals £10

Box 17 with Reg contains the £500

Dave says he would've been disappointed if he'd won a low blue, and Noel says £950 is a sizeable sum of money.

Would have been better if they had him playing on Friday where as a possible £100,000 would have been up for grabs, though the way he played today's game, he probably would have blown the chances of getting it.

But the right one to do results-wise (even if the caution (and the right decision logic-wise) should have been shown at the previous offer)

If he dealt that £950, then he should have been dealing the round before if you ask me. He could have sold a power 5 box for less than a grand there!!!

Shocked when he dealt, but relieved it was the right thing to do. Quite amusing as well.