Name one thing he did that was funny. (I'm not trying to be rude, I'm genuinely curious...)

Funny things happened in his game, such as the offer prediction joke from the banker, but Rich himself did very little funny to my knowledge

A year ago today it was the turn of Rich in the crazy chair! He played with box 21 after 22 shows on the wings and his game got off to a fairly good start, despite hitting £20k and £75k in the first round and he turned down the opening offer of £3,900.

A better round followed, resulting in an offer of £10,000, but after no dealing, he hit the £250k and his third offer was £5,146 which he declined.

After a better round his fourth offer was higher than his third, at £8,500, and then after another good round and an offer of £20,000 on a 10p / £10 / £100 / £50k / £100k board, Rich dealt! His proveout offer was £20 on a 10p vs £100 final two, and he had £100 – beating the banker and getting an OPW!

This was the first OPW with a really nice win (I know Emma got one and I know £5,000 is a lot, but she only got the OPW because the game went badly) in a long time to my knowledge.

HAPPY RICH DAY!

God, that is one sexy picture!! I absolutely LOVED Rich, and I can't believe its been a year since I last saw his hunkiness on my screen.

Hello - I've returned for the anniversary if Rich's game.

Happy Rich Day to everyone!!!

I've even restored my old signature for the occasion.

I've still got his game on video He never did post on here though did he. Shame.



(Oh, and thanks Duffer for the reminder!!! )

Quite a coincidence today then, fifth offer Rock OPW's for both Rich and Stephen a year on!

And they're the only people from their respective positions to get OPWs!

One year ago today was the turn of June in the Crazy Chair – and June, who lived in March in Cambridgeshire, and played in May, had box 7 after 22 shows on the wings.

After hitting the £100k in the first round and turning down the opening offer of £3,700, she had a better second round, revealing the 1p, and her offer increased to £9,000. Despite finding the £35k, her third offer increased to £14,000, and this was no dealt by June… she then had another good round and her fourth offer was £23,000, which she dealt!

She then hit the £50k and £250k and her proveout fifth offer would’ve been £7,000, and then in the next round, she found the £75k, leaving her with a 50p vs £5 final two – and a final proveout offer of “£2 + A COPY OF THE RULES” due to her bewilderment at having to carry on playing after she dealt!! Her box contained 50p!!

June managed to get an OPW by dealing at the maximum offer of her game… so the little lady who couldn’t open boxes very well and was almost hidden when she opened her box due to her shortness managed to beat the banker big style!! One question though – why didn’t they leave June to play on June 1st?!

HAPPY JUNE DAY!

June's game was one of the best EVER. Definitely in my top ten.

"And the offer would have been £7,000! What would you have done?"
"But we've already decided, I'm going to take the £23k!"

I love June.

Also, the comedy moment where June tried to pick her box, which i think also had something to do with the last offer

I think she also tried to carry on without saying no deal to the first offer, not that she's the only person ever to do that of course!

Oh yeah...the box she went to pick was Jainie's, but then forgot about it after she'd said No Deal, didn't open it until the proveout, and when she did it had £50k! That was awesome.

Aww, June was fantastic! So glad she was able to beat the banker, and she played a great, hilarious game!

I'd like to see this one as a classic show option in the future.

27th May 2007 marks a year since Mark’s game – Mark played after 22 shows and had box 20 when it was his turn to play… and after two strong opening rounds, and declining £10,000 and £20,000 as the first two offers, Mark hit the £100k and £75k in the third round, meaning his third offer was £8,000.

His fourth round picked up and his offer recovered to £18,000, which he no dealt, but then hit the £250k in the next box and the £50k in the same round. His fourth offer dropped to £6,000, and he no dealt this – only to hit £35k in the next round, resulting in an offer of £9,000 on a £5,000 vs £15,000 final two and he no dealt… and his box was opened to reveal £5,000!

HAPPY MARK DAY!

29th May 2007 marks a year since Simone’s game, who played with box 19 after 19 shows on the wings. After having a good round and turning down the opening offer of £5,500, she had another good round meaning her second offer was £15,000. She had a very slight setback in her third round and her third offer was £10,000 but she no dealt and had another good round, meaning her fourth offer was £18,000 and she played on. Despite hitting the £50k, she was faced with an offer of £25,500, but she no dealt. She then hit the £250k in the next round and was left with a final two of £1 and £75k… she was offered £15,500… no dealt and her box was opened to reveal £1.

For a long while, she was the holder of the record of the person who turned down the most and won a blue – this record was recently taken by Kirsty, who turned down £26,062 and went on to win just £100.