So I did! But Box 2 worked out well for him so I doubt he'll complain.

6 or 22?

I meant I'd take 2 boxes (6 and 22) then assess I believe 2 was opened in the opening round

You're right. My brain has turned to custard!!

Back to business.

Box 6 -

Box 22 -

I'm a believer in fate

I think we all are after that!

Box 10. Leaves me with armoury.

Now that DOES mean even if this is blue, one of the reds will become £750.

But it also means you can interrupt one of the next two rounds.

We want to see £5,000 to REALLY validate that decision.

Box 10 -

50p
£10
£50
£5,000
£750
£50,000
£150,000

You STILL have a counter-offer button. You STILL have the ability to counter one of his three remaining offers.

You've gone up from £11.

BANKER'S OFFER

£9,001 + TWO PICKS ON NO-DOWNSIDE 25

That means you make TWO selections 1-5 at the end of the game. BOTH are applied. NEITHER can be blue.

You can counter. You can play on. You can take it. Still the same question. Deal or No Deal?

If that was a more interesting 23, I'd take it. It's not. NO DEAL.

Box 14.

Not interested enough in 23 to be interested in the conditional offer...

...THIS could be an interesting box.

Box 14 -

9

Box 9 -

17

It's all about that one box.

Make the ending relevant, please?

Box 17 -

50p
£10
£50
£50,000

He thinks this is the perfect time for some counterplay. But he's going to make his statement first.

His brain WAS thinking of this. If he wanted to break your brain...

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£9,001 + TWO PICKS ON NO-UPSIDE 25

He doesn't. He wants to keep it simple.

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,000.01

NOT your lowest offer. You can take this and be guaranteed it will not be an OPL...

...or you can counter, or you can roll the dice.

Deal... or No Deal?

NO DEAL.

23 and then the button.

IF this is £50,000... your button will mean little.

If it's anything else... WHAT a moment for both sides.

Box 23 -


*BUTTON*

50p
£50
£50,000

What a fascinating moment. He offered you £6,000.01. He says he was open to accepting quite a bit more than that on the counter because of the Box 25 bailout opportunities.

Now it's your turn to bid. Will YOU make HIM pull the plug?

£9,500 you'd like, £9,500...

Lovely! 24...

Fifty grand you'd like...

Box 24 - 50p! Wrong fifty! It's £50 or £50,000 at the end!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£15,050.50 + HP SPECTRE X360 LAPTOP

He'd have HAD to come in with FIFTEEN FIFTY FIFTY and still added in a £1,799.95 convertible laptop courtesy of John Lewis & Partners because of the 60% redemption shot on the blue win! And of course you'd have had a counter option to reply too...

Would you have had a blue win?

Box 21 had £50,000! He's very glad to have bought that for a four-figure sum! Box 11 had £50...