That's very generous.

I also think that's the first time the BG has been offered after a third offer deal!

Noel explains the BANKER's GAMBLE to Rich, and he has the chance to give back the £16,000 and open the box in front of him.


Rich says

NO DEAL

Rich keeps his £16,000

OH DEAR... OH DEAR... OH DEAR...

SHOULD HAVE BEEN A LOT LOT LOT MORE BRAVE.

OH DEAR... OH DEAR... OH DEAR...

Another player who didn't have the guts to go all the way... and who dealt at the THIRD offer...

Shame his wife wasn't there, as he probably would have urged him to continue in live play at the third offer and tell him to go all the way...

SHOULD HAVE ACCEPTED THE BANKERS GAMBLE...

I'm sure his wife would have wanted him to do so.

Noel opens Rich's box 13 and reveals £75,000

Neil with box 14 contains the 1p

Rich says the £16,000 is a lot of money to him, and he can do so much with it.

Well what can I say about this game? Third offer deal, MIND GAMES, CONSTANT phone ringing and one of the worst 11-box deals ever!

Even with hindight, that gamble was too big a risk.

Well it could have just as easily have been a penny. For me he went one round too soon, but then I think on that board after that all blue round I'd have been tempted to the next round, so he got 3 grand more than I would have got.

Not surprised the Banker's Gamble was refused - if he dealt at £16k with four of the power 5 and £20k still in play then taking the 50/50 was not in him.

This surely has to be a worse deal than £22,500 Richard. Oh look, they both almost have the same name.

Do you watch this show much? Of course he could have had it twice in two days!

Wow this game didn't get much criticism I'm impressed!

Not a cautious deal, he knew it was to much of a risk for him, just a shame Mr. B got inside his head.

It was VERY much so... and I'm probably not the only person on here who thinks it was.

There was FIVE above the offer... including four of the power five.

You are not alone in thinking that was just a bit cautious, but he got what he knew would be of great benfit to his family.

You are ALONE in thinking he was not being brave to turn down the Bankers Gamble though... he could have left with a penny!

There was just no way he'd accept the BG with 1p there. I don't think anyone could do that.

*Sigh*

You don't get it do you? It's about what the player wants, not what you want!!!!!

But he could have also left with £75,000.

I know it was a BIG gamble yes, had he dealt at the £10,000 then he may have accepted it.

A rubbish offer (too many calls) and a rubbish decision in a frankly absolutely rubbish game!!!

Totally deserved to be be a big loser with a bad choice like that.

It was indeed a BIG gamble, and to someone who had a nice £16,000 secure for his family, not a gamble worth considering. Shut up.

The thing is, if he had took the gamble and won 1p, I'm sure there'd be some other people calling him an idiot for gambling.

I don't know what people are supposed to do!!!