Pennie 24/06

Noel begins by talking up Shirley’s game from Thursday, but doesn’t mention Bianca from yesterday.

And yes, it’s Pennie today. She has Box 14.

Pennie wants some money to buy a new pair of jeans.

Can't keep up with Pennie's bio, but trust me, it's a bit mad!! :lol:

Pennie's sister is in the audience.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:37 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

ROUND ONE

Box 11 - £100,000

Not a good start.

Box 4 - £500

Box 5 - £1

Box 15 - £250,000

Terrible start.

Box 20 - £50

Wonder where the banker will go with this one. Two largest amounts gone in round one...

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:40 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

Game on, I'm hoping to find a pattern with the 2 box median, fair deal and banker's offers again, that's why the stats are growing a bit long.

Oops, 100k and 250k in one go.

Not a bad board, but the offers aren't going to be great.

17 boxes left

Average: £12,654
Offer: £1,313
Offer (%): 10.38

Highest offer: £1,313
Highest offer (%): 10.38

2 box median: £7,500
Fair deal: £5,539

Risk of collapse: 40%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:40 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

The first offer is: £1,313

Because Pennie's (least) favourite number is 13.

There will also be no jokes about Pennie winning a Penny says the banker, though he can't resist predicting she will win £10 and that would be 'ten a penny'. Yes folks, the old ones are the worst!

A quick question and NO DEAL

Box 16 - £5,000

Box 7 - £3,000

Must be time for the first break...

**Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 4:27 pm **Warnings:** 0

come on pennie

**Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 4:27 pm **Warnings:** 0

these breaks seem to lastlonger than 3 mins

**Joined:** Thu Feb 23, 2006 10:36 pm **Warnings:** 0

Pennie is great!! Loved the break link.

**Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 4:27 pm **Warnings:** 0

Crikey dan you are over the 3,000 post mark do you live here by any chance

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:46 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

Welcome back to Part Two.

Box 10 - 10p

The board as it stands at the moment with 14 boxes remaining:

1p
50p
£5
£10
£100
£250
£750
£1000
£10000
£15000
£20000
£35000
£50000
£75000

I wonder if the number 13 will be a recuring motif in the banker's offers? I am now going to predict that Pennie will win £13,013.13p :lol:

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:48 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

The offer is £7,013

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:49 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

Noel explains Pennie's 'phobia' of the number thirteen.

Her daughter Zoey was born on Friday 13th at 1300hrs and Pennie was in Labour for 13 hours.

Pennie says NO DEAL

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:49 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

Pennie has been really supportive in the wings, I think she will be okay in this game with the current look of the board.

I wonder what she's going to do with box 13...

14 boxes left

Average: £14,794
Offer: £7,013
Offer (%): 47.4

Highest offer: £7,013
Highest offer (%): 47.4

2 box median: £10,001
Fair deal: £6,624

Highest future average: £15,574 (11 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 31%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:50 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

Round Three - A Quickie

Box 2 - 50p

Box 1 - £100

Box 8 - £35,000

**Joined:** Sat Apr 08, 2006 4:27 pm **Warnings:** 0

I am so looking forward to photographing this one

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:51 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

The offer is now £11,012

(I don't think we're going to get an explanation for this one!)

Pennie says NO DEAL

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:51 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

I can hardly keep up with these quickies... :shock:

11 boxes left

Average: £15,638
Offer: £11,012
Offer (%): 70.42

Highest offer: £11,012
Highest offer (%): 70.42

2 box median: £9,001
Fair deal: £7,329

Highest future average: £17,002 (8 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 27%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:52 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

Round Four

Box 3 - £10

Box 9 - £5

It must be time for the second break...

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:57 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

Actually, that was quite a good offer, she might have not considered it properly because of the extra £12 added on.

It was, and especially now is, a stable board, so I guess that had an influence on her decision.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 5:58 pm **Author:** Mental Mickey **Post subject:**

We're back for part three...

Box 12 - 1p

And these are the eight boxes that are left:

£250
£750
£1000
£10000
£15000
£20000
£50000
£75000

The reds are outnumbering blues at least, and there are several meaningful numbers still in play.

I expect that this will prove the optimum time to deal. Losing the 1p was good, but there is a ridiculously high chance of hitting an unwanted red or two in the next round, so this next offer deserves serious consideration.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 24, 2006 6:00 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

A very interesting board, with an offer of 81% of the average, but only an 11% chance of collapse...

8 boxes left

Average: £21,500
Offer: £17,500
Offer (%): 81.18

Highest offer: £17,500
Highest offer (%): 81.18

2 box median: £16,250
Fair deal: £13,694

Highest future average: £21,225 (5 boxes left)
Risk of collapse: 11%

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