Good afternoon and welcome to the next game of Aaron's DoND! The Banker took a bit of a breather in the last game with a four-figure win from Archie, but returning just after his record breaking win is BEN! Can he get the Banker all rialled up all over again?

Let's #twistitup. 1-6, please!

Game mode 1, please, followed by Boxes 1, 3, 5, 7 and 11 (and 13 if needed) to start, please.

(Also bring 19 to the table if Tale of Two Boxes comes up )

Preparing himself for multiple scenarios there, but theres's 216 possibilities, and this is yours...




This should be a VERY fun game! Let's load up our £500k board...

2p
20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£100
£200
£500
£1,000
£1,500
£2,000
£6,000
£10,000
£20,000
£30,000
£40,000
£70,000
£100,000
£150,000
£200,000
£500,000

But then we'll withdraw those lowest 8 reds and double the total - that gives £556,000 to you to split into those eight empty boxes however you wish! You then get to call the Banker whenever you want and request your exit fee. He can either Deal and let you exit live play with that amount, or No Deal and force you to open one more box. In the context of this game, that Counter Offer will allow you to immediately push back one of his rejections with an alternative request!

Once you've split those up, I'll open the boxes as you mentioned above. Box 22 is on the table today!

£69,496
£69,497
£69,498
£69,499
£69,501
£69,502
£69,503
£69,504

This is to ensure maximum stability while also giving me a final offer should 2 of these amounts stay to the end.

Amazing starting board here

2p
20p
£1
£2
£10
£20
£100
£200
£500
£1,000
£1,500
£69,496
£69,497
£69,498
£69,499
£69,501
£69,502
£69,503
£69,504
£150,000
£200,000
£500,000

I'll open those first five and see where we're at...

1 - £500,000!! The second game running where we lose the jackpot in the opening box...

3 - £69,503

5 - £69,499! Blues now please...

7 - 20p! Lovely!

11 - £200!

How do you want to play this, do you want to request an offer here or open any more boxes?

Let's go with 13, 15, 17 and 21 next. I feel in the mood for a 13 box offer today.

Let's take those three and we'll see what your offer request will be then!


13 - £69,502...

15 - £69,496! Come on...

17 - 2p!! No pence win in today's game!

21 - £200,000! Oh Ben, this isn't the start we wanted!

I'll continue with 20, 18, 16 and 14, please.

£1
£2
£10
£20
£100
£500
£1,000
£1,500
£69,497
£69,498
£69,501
£69,504
£150,000

No 13-box offer, let's go to 9-box...

20 - £100! More like that...

18 - £150,000! Sigh...

16 - £1,500 is fine...

14 - £10! Four big reds face five blues... is it time for your first offer?

Average is £31,000 roughly, so let's see if the Banker is willing to offer 75% of it yet:

BANKER'S OFFER

£23,250

That seems like a fair price to pay for the box, but I feel confident enough to let this play on a little further. NO DEAL.

So at least one more box here unless you want to counter...

Ok, then!

12 and 10 next, please.

Two boxes and two blues here would really rub his face in it...


12 - £69,504! But it won't be...

10 -

Let's try a treble play here.

BANKER'S OFFER

£15,000

If this is declined, 8 next.

If it is a blue:

BANKER'S OFFER

£15,001 + £5,000 is removed from the +£20,000 option for Box 23 and added to the Floor

If it is a red:

BANKER'S OFFER

£5,000 + an additional £5,000 should the remaining red NOT be on the table

Out of those, I feel like I prefer the conditional blue offer... and I'm happy to take that gamble!

DEAL: £15,001 + £5,000 MOVES FROM +£20k TO FLOOR IN BOX 23

... but that all comes down to whether you indeed find a blue. If it's a red, you get to make another request for an offer there, with one offer there having been rejected!

Here it comes...


8 -

Box 6 next. If it's a blue:

BANKER'S OFFER

BANKER'S GAMBLE + lowest amount becomes NOTHING which cannot be used to purchase Box 23

After that, Box 4. If that is also a blue:

BANKER'S OFFER

BANKER'S GAMBLE + both remaining blues become NOTHING which cannot be used to purchase Box 23

Then Box 2. If I have a 2 blues/ 1 red 3 box.

BANKER'S OFFER

BANKER'S GAMBLE + Box 23 remains as I stipulated (Floor is Normal Floor + £5,000) + Banker will be willing to offer £28,000+ on a blue/red finish

Finally Box 9. On a blue/red finish:

BANKER'S OFFER

BANKER'S GAMBLE

The Banker is considering these bit by bit, but doesn't know which one is the best to go for... He won't give you the two box one, the 3-box one he says is too overpowered with that Box 23 setup... on the face of it, the 4-box gamble seems the best, but after paying you £303,000 in the last game, he's happy to just call it - NO DEAL

Do you want to counter here or shall I press on with Box 6?