Ugh, that was tough.

Stats after Round 5
Offer: £300
Mean: £1,850.10
Fair Deal: £1,205.81
Volatility: 1.18
Board total: £9,250.50

Board
50p
£250
£1,000
£3,000
£5,000

Yeah, that offer's crap.

That's TWO sting in the tail rounds in a row now!

Odds of that?

A gold envelope? Great now he's encouraging a deal at a blue.

I don't think that called for a decrease.

Hmm, Banker playing the envelope card. He desperately wants him to take this low offer.

Come on, Banker, you can't even bother to give him a half-decision at £1,000.

Oh, he brought out an envelope. Same those for all-blue finishes and special weeks, Banker.

With that extra offer...very predictable upcoming deal!

His wife said DEAL! As do a few Pilgrims!

About 4 people said deal.

The banker rings back and says if Dilip deals, he'll also get the contents of a gold envelope which may have a holiday in it. Noel says the banker did this once before and he wrote "fish & chips" in the envelope, after he led the player to believe a car was in the envelope! Dilip's wife says he should deal, but the pilgrims mostly think he should carry on.

Dilip says

DEAL

Blimey, wasn't expecting a deal.

Hmm, not sure about that.

Wonder if he'd have done that without the holiday incentive.

You have got to be kidding me!

We should wait and see what's in the envelope before anything.

I'm expecting a JOKE in that envelope.

Round 6 - proveout

Noel says we'll find out the contents of the envelope when the game's complete.

22 - Gemma - £3,000

2 - Rachel - £250

15 - Irene - £5,000

Banker time with 50p and £1,000 remaining...

Stats after Round 6
Offer: £250
Mean: £500.25
Fair Deal: £261.31
Board total: £1,000.50

Board
50p
£1,000

"Could you have a had a chance to double the money?"

£300 x 2 = £600 =/= £1,000