Sigh.

6 and 9 please

Box 6 - £15,000! This is collapsing...

Box 9 - £20,000! My goodness...

Thanks to Double 99, it's a one-box game.

1p
£25
£50
£1,000
£100
£350
£50,000

BANKER'S OFFER

£2,500

You do have a counter as well as a set-your-own-offer button... Deal or No Deal?

£5,000 and I’ll stop.

£6,500 and I’ll play the final box regardless.

The Banker is laughing. "You'll be lucky to get £6,500 even after an all-blue round." NO DEAL!

12
14

Then let’s see where we are

Box 12 - £350 and the first fake red finally goes!

Box 14 -

Button now.

Let’s try £4,750.

The Banker picks up the call.

"Nice adjustment," he says. "That's the kind of offer I'd have made here if this was an offer point." You have a DEAL!

We'll come to 25 later, but we have a proveout to play. One box before the next offer, two more after that before the last.

21 now.


16 and 18 after that.

Box 21 - £100! The other fake red!

He said you'd be lucky to get £6,500 for an all-blue...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£6,499

Box 16 - £25! Surely not...

Box 18 - £1,000 leaves a 1p/£50,000 climax!!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£16,000

We know that the middle part of the game was where he won that game. What we don't know is if it let him buy a £50,000 box for a tiny fraction of that amount...

Box 8, your original box, had...



Onto 25 we go!

Here's the possible outcomes, some more painful than others:

+£5,000 (£9,750)
+£3,000 (£7,750)
+£1,000 (£5,750)
-£2,000 (£2,750)
-£4,000 (£750)

To buy Box 25 with £4,750, Deal or No Deal?

Wow. Either way I’d have dealt by now

I’d have stopped at £6,499, unless you’d have told me £16k was the reward as I would have chased that.

Deal 25 , with 4.

Surely you can't have sold a £50,000 box for a BLUE win?!?