Banker's offer:

£19,000

Not a bad offer.

Still very much worth another round.

Sully says:

DEAL

PROVEOUT ROUND 5.5

Box 11 Kelly - £50,000
Box 14 Laura - £10

Won't be a spanking now...

I wouldn't expect a great deal more here.

Stats at 5 box

Average: £38,020.00
Fair deal: £20,889.70
Volatility: 1.11
Board total: £190,100.01

Banker's offer would've been:

£21,000

1p
£100
£15,000
£75,000
£100,000

FINAL ROUND PROVEOUT

Box 12 Margaret - £15,000
Box 1 Marcus - £100,000
Box 9 Maggie - 1p

Bankers Gamble?...nah... not enough time left on the clock.

I'd expect £26,000 here.

Here we go with the inflated proveout offers...

Stats at 2 box

Average: £37,550.00
Fair deal: £20,144.31
Volatility: 750.00
Board total: £75,100.00

Banker's offer would've been:

£26,000

£100
£75,000

Noel pulls the seal on Sully's box and reveals £100

Woody reveals £75,000 in Box 18

Yes! Good enough result; don't think he'll be that bothered about the extra money. Well done Sully!

Sully says that it's unbelievable what the money will do for him.

I doubt he'd be bothered about the additional £7k.

Oh my God.

Dealing after taking the extra offer at least shows improvement in tactics and had he opened the boxes the other way round (£50k and £10k), the offer wouldn't have been £19k so in the end it worked out all right.

£19k and £21k were both offers where neither decision could have been described as "wrong" - proveout was inflated but Banker's Gambles, Love Weeks and £75k would give the Banker nightmares from years past.

Good game, Sully probably used the Love box at the right time. Certainly with hindsight it's hard to see a point where it might have been more a strategic advantage. He missed out on a little more money but nothing too significant so a good result