Harrison's game today.

Noel says he had no idea that Lucia's game would feature a rave, with added glow sticks!

Had the £75,000 yesterday.

I can imagine a few people who turned up on time from hundreds of miles away to their auditions and didn't get on the show are going to be cheering the Banker today.

Harrison has Box 16 today.

Harrison Churnside, from Whitley Bay, a student studying law, because he wants to go into music management. Noel says Harrison turned up late for his audition, even though it was only 15 minutes from where he lives; Harrison puts that down to parking! He has a photo of his mother and grandmother, and another of him with Lady Gaga, who he is obsessed with; he spent six days waiting for her outside her hotel!

Harrison is keeping Box 11, as he has a thing about it.

Here we go...

For any fans of Harrison, like myself

Round 1

Box 8 with Mark - £100

Box 13 with Sarah - £10,000

Box 6 with Ryan - 50p

Last night, Bert was entertaining everyone with his harmonica, which he's been playing since his mid teens.

Box 10 with Bert - 10p

Harrison says he will hit some reds eventually.

Box 21 with Ria - £3,000

Banker time...

A very good opening round.

The Banker is excited about Harrison; he says they are kindred spirits, as he loves Lady Gaga as well!

Banker's offer:

£12,000

I presume the Banker's saving the Poker Face reference for later.

No poker face there at that offer.

Looks like we have another cautious player...

Harrison is immediately stunned! He says that is a lot of money. He says he couldn't go at the first offer; Lisa says things can only get better. Kris says Harrison could take the money; Noel asks him what we'd do with the rest of the show! A basketball game between the wings is suggested!

Harrison says:

NO DEAL

Noel calls a break...

We're back...

Round 2

Box 3 with Kris - £100,000

Harrison tries to stay calm.

Box 1 with Jean - £750

Box 12 with Lisa - £50

Banker time...

Harrison is starting to remind me of Dave Show 56.

A neutral round. And there's the Poker Face reference I anticipated.

There it is

The Banker has a problem: he can't read Harrison's 'poker face'!

Banker's offer:

£11,000

It's clear he's a bad board reader... I think the Banker is going to get him nice and cheap somehow.

Again, Harrison is stunned. Kris says there is one more round before it becomes pivotal. Noel lists some of Harrison's ambitions, including going abroad for the first time, and buying a new car (he had to sell his old one to pay for his studies). Harrison says £11,000 is a lot of money, even thought it is the second offer, and talks about what he could do with it. Hannah thinks there's another round.

Harrison says:

NO DEAL

Noel calls a break...

I say you have the right conclusion for the wrong reason. It's not so much lack of board-reading ability as the fact he's a little overwhelmed by the offers. It seems to me that most young players seem to be like that, and the exceptions are very aggressive - same for old players, too. It's usually players in their 30s and 40s who seem to play the game moderately.