Emma says that's alright. The Banker says he was watching Emma very closely, and how she didn't buckle when the £35,000 went, which means she can read the board.

Banker's offer:

£33,000

Very good offer... but it's still a very strong board... worth going in live play at five box.

When that's your biggest hit of the game, it's suddenly a lot happier than it would be otherwise.

These replays are quite amusing. They should have done them for Gold Medal Deal week first and completed the pastiche of sporting coverage they had with the ticker.

We've had a 9-box break, now we have Jennifer's 8-box offer. Is this 2005 nostalgia or something for the birthday game?

I wonder if the "replay's" are going to keep happening in the normal shows...

Noel reminds Emma that, if she goes on, she could get one box at a time, which also happened to Suzanne. Laura says, if Emma can do power tools, she should have no trouble throwing a brain at a head. Mahmoud says Emma will be in big trouble if she loses the top two.

Emma says there's a difference between what she wants to do, and what she probably should do. Noel says the decision has to be Emma's.

Emma says:

NO DEAL

I sensed from that comment about "what I should do" that Emma feels she ought to play to the twist. Actually it could have been interpreted either way - did she want to chase the board but feel she ought to take £33k? Or vice versa?

Statistically she probably should, purely because this board is so strong that it's worth even more than £33,000.

Hope she doesn't regret this...

YES... another game with the twist in live play...

either she chooses the other option today... and a chance of going for one box at a time...

Hopefully we will see ONE blue and four reds... or all red five box.

Round 5

Noel says he hopes Emma gets the reward she deserves.

Box 3 with Smithy - £15,000

Noel says the boxes have lured Emma on.

Box 2 with Jo - £100,000

And it is just like a kick in the stomach, says Noel. He says that reminded us no game is ever perfect.

Box 6 with Mahmoud - £75,000

Twist time...

Let's hope she chooses the other feet today...

''Not even the £250,000 winners have had NO imperfect moments''.

I think Suzanne would like a word with you on that one !

Love the music when the banker calls,COME ON EMMA!

I somehow don't think it's a wise choice... yesterday's was...

I think she might be bought out cheaply here now that it's volatile.

This is a board where bonus offers are hugely valuable so I think I might have a pop at chasing them. But I'm useless at skill games so probably not.

Neither decision wrong here. Emma has inadvertently made the right call, drawing a new decision.

That has swung against you, says Noel. The Banker is fascinated to know what Emma will go now.

Show Me The Mummy
The player has three attempts to hit the Mummy's head. If the player uses the 'Minor Feet', and succeed, they get a holiday; there is no downside. If they use the 'Major Feet', and succeed, they get a holiday and one box at a time, but if they fail, the Banker gets to look in the player's box; however, the swap is guaranteed.

Emma goes for the Minor Feet.

She says she might not have said that if the head wasn't moving. The Banker calls, and says he will not move the head if Emma picks the Major Feet.

Emma still goes for the Minor Feet.

Emma misses with her first shot.

Emma misses with her second shot, and nearly hits one of the crew!

Emma misses with her third and final shot.

Banker time...

Offer £26,000 I reckon...

If she turns down this offer... then we have another proper OHO.

Well, her decision was justified in the end.

This is down to the Banker now.

You're still very much in the game, says Noel. The Banker says the fact that Emma didn't want the Banker to look in the box shows how smart she is. He thinks he's still in trouble, and that he can't get Emma cheaply.

Banker's offer:

£26,000

Noel looks like he's just been unearthed from my attic after about 80years and then electrocuted!

Good offer.

We all know she is going to deal this... as if she didn't then she didn't hit the £250,000 in the first box then an "extra" offer would be made.