I know there's been a lot of polls recently but I wanted to add one as well.



It's a very nice board

Nowhere near high enough - although very close to the average you know there's plenty more to play for.

Of course if the top three all went you'd have done a great deal lol!

No Deal for me though - that is the best possible 8-box!!!

I think it is incredibly hard to walk away from a board like that no matter the offer!

I would play on regardless... that's Brenda's board without the £750 isn't it?

Brenda had the £750 instead of the £20,000 - her offer was £57,000 on an average of the board of £66,968.75 - my maths isn't perfect but it is around that!

The average for the board in that amazing game shown above is a whopping £69,375

No Deal.

Well, it seems the majority of you thought the board was too strong to deal on, but let's have a look at what happened. I dealt, and then this followed.






For some reason, I can't get the thumbnails off, so you'll have to click on the images.

That final 5 is still bloody good innit?

Oooh, Deal because it's £63,200!

Oh my god... you've gotta be kidding me...

Grow up.

That situation's quite a hard one actually - if, for instance, Lewis had rejected the £63k and had the worst possible round, the mean would crash to £26,000, he wouldn't see £63,000 again, from the looks of that board maybe £23k. However, he could have had the perfect round and an offer of £90-£102,000. Question is would he want to risk it, and he didn't. Being a gambler and with that immensely strong board, I'd NO DEAL.

I think my proveout offer was something like £29,200.

wedigtv's obviously a sore loser...