Noel says Christine would like to get a holiday apartment in Spain so she could treat her friends, family and colleagues by letting them stay there. The banker asks to talk to Ted and Noel holds the phone to his ear! The banker says Ted's silence tells him everything - that Christine is here for the big prize.

BANKER'S OFFER

£16,000

If Christine has a good round now she will probably get offered £26,000.

Ted collapses in his chair! Jack warns Christine that the offers will drop if the £250k goes, but says it's a very strong board. Ducali says the flip side is the offers will go up if she removes the 1p. Christine's niece says it's good money but she still has big ones on the board.

Christine says

NO DEAL

Offer should be in the 20's.

...£26,000?

This should be £30,000+ but you know he'll just offer the Governor

Wow, fantastic 8 box.

Offer 32,000?

Round 4

Noel says Christine's on-course to have a sensational 8-box.

22 - Marie - £10

12 - Tony - £1,000

11 - Amy - 1p

Banker time

Kali, this is 2014, not a 2007 repeat of the show.

It would take £35,000+ to shift be from the chair on this board, though.

Noel says all those who win big have at least one round like that. The banker says he's rethinking things now, because it seems he knew what she'd be like.

He asks for a break to think about the offer...

I was in the audience for H2005's game. I was in for this game too. I would say H2005 game was better than this

He's messing with the offers AGAIN!

See I was closer than you lol

Excellent offer but with four of the power five still in play... very worth another round.

We're back

Noel says no-one has walked away with £500k yet. He says the banker can reach for an old friend - the governor which is £26,000. He says sometimes that's not enough and the banker wants to avoid Christine using box 23.

BANKER'S OFFER

£30,000

Blimey that's a good offer.

It really isn't

Less than half the average.

Noel no one will.

£30,000 is a good offer.

I'd still go on and try for the best 5 box in the history of the show, though.

Seven 'deal' lights come on. Arthur warns Christine that she won't see that amount again if she takes out the high ones. Jack says it's worth another go and he thinks the £250k is due for her. Christine says she probably wouldn't light her 'deal' light now. The banker tries emotional blackmail by putting a photo of her grandchildren on the gameboard and asking her how she'd feel if she threw the money away!

Christine says

NO DEAL