Oh wow, so now poor Myles has to do the Dance of Idiocy.
Another day, another failed attempt.

The no-deal at 5-box would have been either extremely brave or rather reckless - I suspect a combination of both.

In that respect I commend Myyles for knowing - proverbially "when to stop".

Yeah, the decision was proven wrong but it wasn't the wrong decision.

He dealt a lower offer for a dance off?! If I wanted to see that, I'd watch Strictly Come Dancing!

This.

Arguably...if it were me, and I wanted the dance-off, I would have had it regardless. Honestly, where is the maverick streak in these players thesedays?

That hurts, says Myyles.

Box 12 with Giuseppe contains the £20,000.

Myyles says £9,000 is a lot of money, and he's giving it all to his father!

The Banker calls, and says it's time for the dance-off! Myyles and David both do some dancing! Myyles wins!

I probably would've played on where Myyles dealt. One of my goals is to get a five-figure sum, whenever possible. Yeah, I'll likely take some heat for thinking like that, but it's part of my strategy. I'll sometimes chase a target, but if that's not going well, then I'll accept what I judge to be a good exit fee.

I really think he should be given back the £500 he got cheated out of.

Personally I'd have said £9k was a decent exit fee for that board - the average was only just over £14k, the 1p was still there and even on a blue/£50k finish you'd be lucky to get more than twice that. Certainly a better deal than the one Lynda took yesterday, and so frustrating to hit the perfect round in proveout .

Still, at least Myyles managed to turn the studio atmosphere around by talking about his family and having that dance-off, complete with Noel looking silly again. So at least some good memories there.

Thought the quick pace of the game might mean some extra gameplay or a really tough decision. Instead we get a really good 5-box offer that was sensible to take, a horrible proveout and some randomness.

Probably maybe? Not hedging your bets are you Mark?

That was a bit of a cruel proveout, it did look like Myyles was headed for a trainwreck and I don't blame him for taking the 5 box offer. Unlucky to have the perfect round in proveout, more unlucky to bring one of the Power 5 to the table and then leave it exposed with almost no back up

I'm sad enough to get the reference