Brilliant, nearly a 75% chance now of a 5 box with three £250,000 boxes which will nearly guarantee that I win it.

NO DEAL, and let's go for the gusto with 10, 8 and 6. Replay with the same 3 boxes if I find 2 or more £250,000 boxes.

This is it here we go, taking a delve and that's the first mention of a possible Replay... Fingers crossed we don't need to use it!!


10 -

8 -

6 -

Let's try that again, but let's do even better this time...


10 -

8 -

6 -

** RING **

The Banker would like to warn you that you must still survive the next two boxes if you decide to play on, and you could be looking at a much worse situation than you are in now...

BANKER'S OFFER

£202,000

... for a guaranteed leaderboard topper, OR

BANKER'S OFFER

£303,000 & NO UPSIDE BOX 23

... for a shot at even bigger glory.

40% chance of clinching it in round 6. 60% chance of having to turn down a lower offer on a board that would have a 1/15 chance of a NOTHING win.

I'd Deal the £202k but I think I'd have gone at the 8-box conditional with the replay still there meaning an 84% chance of keeping all £255k.

With a 70% chance of a guaranteed jackpot win, this is a toughie. But ultimately I'd rather go with the fixed downside, so DEAL £303,000 + Box 23.

2 and 4 would've been next, and Option 5 for Box 23.

And it's a DEAL for the conditional offer!! We know that's worth a huge sum of money, but let's just see how this would have panned out.

Now due to the nature of Two Boxes, all you needed to do in this round is find either the £500 or the £5,000 - just one of them - to guarantee yourself the QM for the first time in Aaron's DoND...


2 - £250,000 wasn't...

4 - £250,000! Neither was that! And we'd have been down to just the one box...

£500 vs £5,000 vs £250,000...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£144,000

OR

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£225,000 & NO UPSIDE BOX 23

He would've been that generous to try and repel you from the jackpot win!

You had Box 12 and Box 19 on the table in front of you, and respectively, they contained...



And now for the biggest climax we've ever, ever had...

WOW!!

I thought you'd take the fixed £202k to be honest. I think Aaron did himself. But you still had a 2% chance of NOTHING at 5-box, which would now be 20%.

I got mixed up by the odds at that point forgetting there were TWO instant-win boxes on that board.

Let's fire up the #moneymenu for your conditional Deal...

MONEY BACK (£303,000)
MONEY BACK (£303,000)
MONEY BACK (£303,000)
HALF (£151,500)
FLOOR (£60,600)

Any of those six sums are magnificent compared to the £5,500 you brought to the table, but in the context of this game, it would be heartbreaking to see that FLOOR yet again...

HALF would be fine, though we've never wanted to see MONEY BACK more than we do now...

For the record, for the glory, and for three hundred and three thousand pounds...

... here.

It.

Comes.


Option 5...

To be honest, the figure I had in mind was £150,000, but I knew I'd get an offer in that region if I left one of the £250k boxes to 3 box. As soon as the Banker gave me a 60% chance of winning over £50,000 more than the top amount with a floor of over £60,000 if all went wrong I knew I had to stop chasing the "glory" of a £250k win. Probably would've swapped 12 for 9, but who cares, as I still won £53,000 more than that and I probably would've reluctantly cut my losses at 2 box anyway.

Pretty sure I juiced the Banker there.

I would've dealt the 3-box offer there too, although not sure which one.

So many ways to win huge there but you found the best of the lot!