Two big boxes now...

Box 10 - £100! One down...

Box 8 -

Surely going to be more than £6,900 now, especially with there being TWO huge amounts and ONE box to open.

TOY
£25
£50
£250
£5,000
£50,000
£75,000

BANKER'S OFFER

£9,001 + £420.69 ON 25

And sure enough! A guarantee of OVER NINE THOUSAAAAND... Deal or No Deal?

Decent offer, but with only one to open, a 5 in 7 chance of avoiding the Top 2 and the worse case scenario still leaving the average around what the offer is now, I think it's worth the risk. NO DEAL.

6, please.

Of course, how the Banker would react with two to open after this is another matter. To get us to 6-box...

Box 6 -

This game was looking like another Banker cruise not long ago...

TOY
£50
£250
£5,000
£50,000
£75,000

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,900 + £9,001 ON NO-UPSIDE 25

And the memes collide again. It guarantees a nice result, but does it have the power level to take you out, or is there no way that can be right?

Two to open if you play on, the crash can happen in one round... Deal... or No Deal?

Very interesting offer, and it's really tricky now as there's only a 40% chance of keeping the 2 biggies another round. I only have a 1 in 15 chance of losing both, though, and I still think I can squeeze more out of this at some point, so NO DEAL.

2 and 4, please.

The likeliest outcome is a one-box game, as you say.

If you do keep both, this will definitely have the potential to become a seriously big win.

The Banker's had it all his own way in Series 5. Does that end here?

Box 2 -

Box 4 -

Absolutely extraordinary.

TOY
£50
£250
£5,000

BANKER'S OFFER

£420.69 + £420.69 ON 25

Deal or No Deal?

Sigh, NO DEAL and 9.

Box 9 - £250... TOY, £50, or £5,000 on the table.

Or take this 3-box final offer:

BANKER'S OFFER

£420.69 + £420.69 ON NO-DOWNSIDE 25

Deal or No Deal?

Really don't like that I only have a 40% chance of leaving with 4 figures if I take that offer, so NO DEAL, Swap for 19, and Option 5 for Box 23/25.

Box 19 is what you win, and what you win is...