Good offer at just over half the average, but not enough to bail on a board this strong.

NO DEAL and let's go with 16, 14 and 12 next, please.

Liking the offer, but not enough to take it! Is that a move to regret? These three to try and validate the decision...

Box 16 - £6,500 will help that...

Box 14 - £250! Just two true blues remain!

Box 12 - £16,500 surely won't be enough to stop the Banker going up here!

Sad to lose the H2005 and DanJudge amounts, but a great round otherwise.

The colour balance makes it look precarious. But this is Money Drop, and the colour balance lies!

1p
£36,000.10
£6,005
£6,010
£50
£7,000
£75,000
£121,250

Presumably we're going up from £14,200...

BANKER'S OFFER

£14,200

Or not?

BANKER'S OFFER

£14,200 ON NO-DOWNSIDE 23 + 55" LG OLED TV

The move at the second offer has been replicated at the fourth! You'd have a shot at turning that into a total package worth almost £30,000, and it's possible to turn that territory into a distant memory within one round here. Or to lock in a minimum of over £6,000. Or an awful lot of possibilities in between. Deal or No Deal?

Yeah, not a chance I'm taking a stick after that round, even with the add-ons.

NO DEAL and let's go with 10, 8 and 6 next.

That Banker approach may have backfired! Let's see how THIS round goes... and then we'll know.

Box 10 - £6,010! The first step towards making that a reality!

Box 8 - 1p!! An absolutely incredible selection... and what a 5-box this could be now. One away from having nothing below £6,005...!

Box 6 -

We've had a one-box game on the second-biggest prize just two games ago with Aaron. He played on and got rewarded with a prize/23 combo platter.

This... would have been a one-box game on the second-biggest prize. But, again, that incredible first silver pot changed EVERYTHING.

£36,000.10
£6,005
£50
£7,000
£121,250

He could keep the pattern up by offering a flat £21,600 here...

...

BANKER'S OFFER

£23,000

But he doesn't. He's gone for a flat fee. A simple, straightforward offer. But surely not a simple, straightforward decision? The Banker doesn't think it will be one, anyway... Deal or No Deal?

I was just watching today's episode of Greek Deal or No Deal on Youtube, and ironically enough the player swapped for Box 19 mid-game. She then went on to decline €17,000 on a €100/€40,000 finish and crashed to €200 (€100 doubled by Box 23).

I'm taking that as a sign that fortune doesn't favor the reckless today, and declining two thirds of the average on this 5 box would be borderline reckless, so DEAL.

2, 4 and 9 would've been next, and for a change I wouldn't have swapped.

What an incredible way to justify a DEAL for £23,000! We'll come to 23 later... but first, the proveout!

Box 2 - £6,005...

Box 4 - £121,250! Nicely done! Need that magic blue for the spanking...

Box 9 - £50! But instead it's a backwards red/blue finish, £7,000 against that iconic £36,000.10. That would've been a 10p/£1k finish without the pots!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£19,500

If you had gone to the end without swapping... you'd have won...

You have this Box 23 to consider.

DOUBLE (£46,000)
+£5,000 (£28,000)
+£2,500 (£25,500)
MONEY BACK (£23,000)
HALF (£11,500)
NOTHING

To spend £23k on 23, Deal or No Deal?

Let me think about this.

* calculated average of the options and comes up with less than £23,000 *

Insta- NO DEAL.

As the uforementioned player choose the Box 23 E box (in Greek DoND there are 5 Box 23s labeled A-E that a player chooses from), I would've went with Option 5.

(surely this isn't Double )

No EV- 23 for you!