I suspect a deal here, simply because the prospect of a knowing banker must seriously be getting to her on such a powerful board...

The fact that the offer is £25,000, which isn't too high or too low, makes me think she's got one of the top 2 in her box... and I reckon, based on that, it's the £100,000.

I'd NO DEAL!

The others think it's a double bluff and they advise a deal. Dave reminds Em of those who had high numbers in their boxes on the table. She asks for a sweep and for Em, they mostly say DEAL. She also asks her husband for some advice, and she says she's ready for the question... banker phones... he says she should listen to those who were advising her to DEAL.

Banker's NEW offer

Banker's offer:

£28,000

Stats after Round 5
Offer: £28,000
Mean: £70,601.02
Offer (%): 39.66%
Fair Deal: £30,523.75
Cash left on board: £353,005.10
Volatility: 2.43
Board balance: 6

Interesting thoughts from red...

...I wouldn't want to Deal this. 40% of the mean in a two-box game. But with this much money and - actually that's probably the big reason to Deal. The two-box offer is almost certain to be a joke unless it's the dream finish. That, in turn, makes it a LOT less valuable to play on at five-box, especially as on a £100k-high final two the swap will not be offered if there's £100k on the wings.

30% chance of disaster
30% chance of a stick
30% chance of a £50k-£70k offer or so
10% chance of oh, about £170k

I'd no deal here

Ok... although I'd no deal, I'd now believe that there is a low amount in the box because of the offer increase- he's trying too hard to make her think he's lying about the low value...

Noel says this is a very rare situation...

Em DEALS

That'll settle it. Though I have to say she's surely got a big amount. The banker would have to play a a very deep game to offer that high if she's got a blue or the three grand.

OK, now I'm more comfortable Dealing. That's about what I'd take in a normal three-box situation, which this is not.

Haha that little bit from the banker made me think the complete opposite... I'm so confused


Well £100k has gone so only one big one left...

13 - Wendy - £100,000

15 - Emma - £3,000

4 - Val - £5

Banker time with 10p and £250,000 remaining

Argh... oh dear. She should have not dealt.

£56,000 offer here?

Could this be a Banker's Gamble? With the Banker knowing where the money is I wouldn't be shocked!

Banker can be heard laughing down the phone and Em starts crying

Banker's offer would've been:

£120,000

Stats after Round 6
Offer: £120,000
Mean: £125,000.05
Offer (%): 96.00%
Fair Deal: £62,579.08
Cash left on board: £250,000.10
Volatility: 2500000.00
Board balance: 1

Board
10p
£250,000
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