The Channel 4 announcer wonders if we could have two jackpot winners within one week and leads us into Tuesday's game in the dream factory.

Noel introduces the show by mentioning Nong's game again where she became £250,000 winner No. 5 and mentions once again the incredible gambles she made to get there. He refers to Gary's game and how they nearly had a moment of history where he almost accepted the 2nd offer of £11,000 and points out that it would have been a Banker spanking !

There are two 'crazy chairs' present which makes it obvious who is playing...

Deb and Jan !

Deb and Jan Maunder are from Bracknelll. Jan is in between Administrator jobs and tells the nation why she should be employed as she is currently redundant.

They have brought their friend, Clare, along with them. They show a photo of their Mother, who is sadly deceased and on her birthday the twins got the call to go on Deal or No Deal. They state that they would like to take their Father on a cruise... down the Thames

Here we go... !

Noel flips a coin to decide who has first box pick to the twins request... Deb calls 'heads' and it is indeed 'heads'. First choice to Deb...

Round 1:

We discover that Noel (the contestant !) is also a twin !

Noel - Box 13 - £10

Paul - Box 8 - £20,000

Newbie Jayden - Box 19 -£10,000

Noel describes that box opening as slippery and calls Jayden 'butterfingers'

Amy - Box 7 - £50,000

Viv - Box 22 - £3,000

Sub-standard opening round...

The Banker points out he's been waiting 7 years to have blonde twins playing the game ! He also states that Deb is a dealer and Jan is a no-dealer.

Opening offer is...

£4,000.50 (50p was the coin used to decide first box pick)

The twins are quickly ready for the question...

No Deal.

Noel states that a row will occur today, with one twin being a dealer and the other a no-dealer, a fight is bound to happen and join us after the break to see !

When they just kissed that photo, it seems like it was in slow motion...

It seems the editing has been done incorrectly... some of the footage is not smooth.

Also don't like it when people have targets...

It's now Jan's turn to pick this next box...

Round 2:

Andy - Box 5 - £5

Ady - Box 12 - 1p

Noel calls the twins the 'Ady' killers

Doogie - Box 4 - £50

A great round !

Second offer is now...

£10,000.50

Jan talks about their train trip up to Bristol and asked Deb to write down her target... it was the same as Jan's ! They write it down in the black book.

The twins ask for the question... No Deal

Round 3:

The twins ask if anyone has any feelings about their boxes...

Scott - Box 18 - £250

'What a great run of blues', says Noel.

We find out that Neil is absent today...

Hayley - Box 2 - £15,000

''Do come back to double trouble, double spanking'', says Jan, complete with double gong sound effect

What an attractive west country accent that Hayley has , she's looking great too !

I do look forward to her game !

Now that is a good offer!

But there's another round in it.

It appears that every scene that the mugs are in, and CGI has taken place loots very jumpy and slow motion!!! very bad!!

Did think that was the cause of it being like that. Hopefully it will be fixed ASAP.

We're back...

Their ambitions are revealed, Deb would like a facelift... for the house ! They both want a new accomodation for their father.

Neil (absent, opened by Antonia) - Box 10 - £1,000

The Banker points out that Deb does in fact want a facelift for herself... to make her look happy and Jan look sad !

The 3rd offer is now...

£18,000.50

Jan says that £18,000 between them would be amazing and how she could use the money to treat her children.

Edd gives advice and says that there is another round in that board and a good round will see a big jump in the offer. Andy says the board is in their favour, an all blue round will give them a great offer.

Deb points out that removing the top 3 will make them go all the way...

The question is put to them... the response is No Deal

I feel it's one round too soon...

No, it was a sensible deal because there is 64% chance of taking out at least one of the top two and if that happened the offer would be sure to go down and you would be left with a very precarious board.

Noel says that the decision was not the most convincing...

Round 4:

David - Box 11 - 50p

The 1/165 nightmare round is now impossible...

Julia - Box 1 - £35,000

'Need a blue one now', says Jan.

Angela - Box 9 - £100,000

The £35,000 going is now of massive significance now...

Actually, the chances of taking out at least one of the top two from 11-box to 8-box is 49%.