** REPLAY **

That's come in, and now it's a conventional game with two predictions left to make... This HAS to be a better round now...


22 - £15,000! Fine.

18 - £10! And again...

20 -

** RING **

The Banker says he's more relieved to have suffered that round to have had that Replay hanging over him at this stage!

The offer is locked in, do you want to try for some prediction points?

£1.4m on the board for an average of around £130k, Banker might keep things a bit tighter with the leverage reduced but that may be relative here!

I'm not convinced it's a half-the-average board but I'm also not convinced it isn't. Ergo...

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£53,250

Into the fifties...

BANKER'S OFFER

£51,111.15

... which he did with a weird 7 significant figure amount! That gives you a meaty 158 points to spend, but how exactly?

200% -> 279%
+£20,000 -> +£35,800
100% -> 147.4%
50% -> 81.6%
10% -> 25.8%

Because I don't know if I'd go for this at high stakes, I'll crank up the additive into P5 territory because that's the one that will play up in the situation where I do know I'll be buying it.

As much as a 7sf offer that could theoretically become an 8sf wintempts me, NO DEAL.

13, 15, 19.

1 in 5 shot at a Power 5 win now if this goes horribly wrong! Now, don't let it


13 - 10p!! ALREADY a great start...

15 -

19 -

** RING **

He's dreading losing another six figure win twice running, but he's not confirming here whether he's willing to concede that at this stage!

You have a prediction left to make... how much of an uplift have you had here? Are you willing to post that last prediction?

I think the play is for a six-figure conditional after this prediction, and I'm happy to make such a prediction, because I feel like there's room to do it.

£1.3m in eight and this is a half-the-average board or maybe more...

PLAYER'S PREDICTION

£84,500

Thinking that we're hovering around a similar benchmark to three rounds ago...

BANKER'S OFFER

£88,000

It's the Corinne offer, and that's good for 160 points at this stage! Upgrade options...

200% -> 280%
100% -> 148%
50% -> 82%
10% -> 26%

Well that's a boring outcome but in this case boring is good!

Throw it on the 10%.

Okay that locks in your Box 23 #moneymenu for tonight:

200%
+£35,800
100%
50%
26%

Which alters this, as he wanted to give you an alternative gamble...

BANKER'S OFFER

£100,000.01 ON A COMPULSORY BOX 23

Take the plunge with that new and improved 23 and he'll let you put a six (eight?) figure amount through it! OR take the flat £88k, or neither...

The good news is that's actually pretty easy to read

Is £200k/£136k/£100k/£50k/£26k worth £88k? EV just into six figures, the floor is very reasonable... is £88k a good enough offer for the board? It's good enough that it can be taken at least.

When I have a three-way decision I tend to want to go for the middle path, and when the middle path has a 60% chance of giving me the iconic 8sf win I am having to actively check that I'm not being led into a trap by the sheer Batnip value of that conditional offer.

Risk premium in double digits when the floor is the Governor doesn't seem like a trap. DEAL £100,000.01 on 23.

11, 21, 9.

Alright! £100,000.01 is almost definitely not yours - more on that a little later! Let's see what's happening in this main game...


11 - £200,000!

21 - £1! You swerved a pound!

9 - £600,000! But THAT would have happened...

1p
50p
£3,000
£10,000
£500,000

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£45,000

Would've been down to a brimful of casha, but we need three more here!

Well the swerve didn't matter as I took out even LESS than £1 in the box I would've saved

5, 3, 1.

5 - £500,000! Game over!

3 - £10,000! Well and truly...

1 - £3,000! 10% disaster shot!!


1p vs 50p...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£3,017 & NO BOX 23

Box 7 had 50p and the 1p was being held to the end in Box 17!

Now the interesting part...

A HUGE swing on this...

200% (£200,000.02)
+£35,800 (£135,800.01)
100% (£100,000.01)
50% (£50,000)
26% (£26,000)

Was the six-figure offer ever going to be a six-figure result? Good luck... 1-5!

Kall logic. 5.