We're back.

The Banker thinks he's got this...

Banker's offer:

£14,000

Great offer. She's dealing most likely.

£14,000?! Very sensible deal here if she does!

£14k is enough for me here because taking out one of top 2 won't give an offer that high.

Seriously worth considering £14,000 here. With the board being 4-4, you just don't know which way it will go.

Watching this with my Dad. He just said, of the players-in-waiting, 'is their job to state to obvious?'

As BankerSpanker hinted earlier, it was a double.

Other plans for the big money - mortgage reduction. Her nephew asks if £14,000 would get all of it. She merely says it's a lot of money. He falls into the "never see that again" advice trope.

David indirectly says that she won't see a £14k offer on a £75k-high 5-box. Jean throws in the "real money" line. Myyles points out the £100k might be on the table and thinks people forget about the possibility of that, which seems mildly surprising.

Kate says NO DEAL.

Hmm, well, fair play to her. Lets hope for a decent bailout next time.

It's a 3-box game. The £1k is as disposible as the high blues.

That's very brave...

we may be on for an OHO here as most people would have taken that with not much of a fallback.

Certainly a brave no deal. I'd be dealing there as aside from the all blue round I don't see much scope for the offer to increase but plenty to knock it down.

I think we are heading to putting Kate in the "gambling old lady" category.

We are in 2007 mode, ladies and gentlemen!

ROUND 5
She's not looking. Linda calls it a "very brave decision".
Box 17 (Linda) - £1,000
A de facto blue from someone in a blue jumper.

Box 19 (newbie Danny) - £500
This is on! This is on!

I can forgive the wiggling. Noel points out that at least one will survive to 5-box, and that the offer with both will be "superb". £26k, perhaps?

Box 13 (Gaz) - £250
And the risk produces a massive reward!

Banker time...

This offer should easily be very close to £20,000 or exactly that.

Odds of missing both of the top two there, statsmen?

About 6% chance of keeping top 3 in play from 11-box to 5-box.

"Where are we going now?"

Does the Banker have any sense that she might be a £20k targetist rather than a real risk-oblivious player? He thinks she's not going to listen to him, evidently the latter. He still thinks she has an analytical side, but it's losing.

Banker's offer:

£24,000

5/14 (about 35.7%)

Just short of the Governor. Surely, she has to deal now, with a 90% chance of hitting at least one of the top two in the final round.

I can't see her turning down that offer... if she does, she's absolutely in OHO.