Simon's game today.

Noel welcomes us to another week at the dream factory, he talks about the error the banker made in judging Jane yesterday, and how she went away at the end with £50,000 and punished the banker.

Simon has box 2 today. Simon talks about how he come up with his system for choosing his numbers today, originally he was going to race 22 snails!! But in the end he let Mollie the dog choose his numbers, he has his partner Rob in the audience for support today. He has a dream of opening his own B&B in Devon, so hopefully a nice win today will help that dream come true.


Here we go...

A very good start for Mollie!! (and Simon)

Someone is doing well!!!

Round 1

5 - 1p Fantastic start

6 - 50p

17 - £1 Newbie Susan
Noel potentially jinxes the round by saying the 10p will great here

22 - £100,000 Groans as good ole Noel jines it yet again!!!

15 - £50

Banker time

Noel says he thinkgs Mollie has done well in her opening round. Noel tells the banker he is very good after his mistake yesterday which cost him a lot of money. The banker thought that perhaps the independant adjudicator's dog had chosen the numbers!! He says that normally systems based around a dog don't WINALOT!!!

Banker offers

£11,000

It's a very good offer says Simon.

NO DEAL

good luck simon

Next round

21 - £35,000 a few groans for that one

12 - £15,000 OHHHH says Noel
Simon encourages the pilgrims to make some noise...

Simon picks Rose next but Noel calls a break...

Late stats for Simon's game.

17 boxes left

Average: £27,389
Offer: £11,000 (highest £11,000)
Offer (%): 40.16 (highest 40.16)

2 box median: £10,028
Fair deal: £11,048

Risk of collapse: 33%

We're back

Last box before the banker
Noel welcomes us back to Mollie's game!!

9 - £75,000 Big groans

Banker time

Damage, damage, damage says Noel, the banker says he was waging his tail all through that round. He thinks the board is dangerous for Simon now, but is still a little worried about the game.

Banker offers

£11,000

Noel asks if Simon would like to go into the hall of fame by being the first to deal the second offer...

Simon says

NO DEAL

Surprised that the offer is £11,000 again. The board looks risky, but he should play on, and he does.

14 boxes left

Average: £24,330
Offer: £11,000 (highest £11,000)
Offer (%): 45.21 (highest 45.21)

2 box median: £5,000
Fair deal: £7,389

Highest future average: £33,264 (8 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 49%

Keeping everything crossed for simon

Me too

Next round
Simon wants a Woof Woof when he hits the next blue

1 - £20,000 Groans from the pilgrims

4 - £500 Simon gets his WOOFS from the pilgrims and howl from Noel!!!

3 - £5,000 arrrgggh says Noel

Banker time

Noel asks Tony what he thinks at the moment, he says there are still lots of blues there to hit. The banker wonders if he should try to buy Simon for £20,000 or push him on now.


Banker offers

£5,000

Simon says

NO DEAL

This is a bigger "no-brainer" decision than £20,000. Keep going Simon!

11 boxes left

Average: £28,647
Offer: £5,000 (highest £11,000)
Offer (%): 17.45 (highest 45.21)

2 box median: £2,000
Fair deal: £7,759

Highest future average: £37,671 (8 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 51%