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cookie_monster

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 4:33 pm    Author: cookie_monster    Post subject: CM's What would you choose to do here?
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Right.

The board is:

£5
£100

£15,000
£35,000
£100,000


And the offer is a HUGE £24,000.

More information...

I found the other 3 of the power 5 very early on in the game.
I've had pretty much 3 good rounds in a row.
I always have bad luck at Dilian 04 games.

What would you do?

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Lewis246

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 5:39 pm    Author: Lewis246    Post subject:

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I'd deal.


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lathebault

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 6:23 pm    Author: lathebault    Post subject:

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No idea but leaning towards a no deal due to the stability.

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daniel123

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 6:48 pm    Author: daniel123    Post subject:
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That's a bit high, especially with the FD at aroundabout £16,282.84. :-D But then, the FD's ridiculously low from 11-box onwards, so that's nothing to go by.

Also, the fact that

a) you found the other 3 of the P5 early in the game
b) you've had pretty much 3 good rounds in a row, and
c) you always have bad luck at Dilan04 games

is completely irrelevant. Dilan04's game is random, so you never know what'll happen. I too suffer from Dilan04 bad luck syndrome nowadays. Back in the day...

Anyway, with the mean at £30,021 or thereabouts, and the FD at £16k (although like I said that doesn't say/do anything) £24,000 is nicely perched, but definitely with those 3 reds, 2 of which are a)megan money and b)higher than £24,000, I'd No Deal.

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"The Banker"

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 7:26 pm    Author: "The Banker"    Post subject:

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I would like to think I would take a gamble and no deal as it's a once in a lifetime opportunity but I would probably deal.

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cookie_monster

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 8:05 pm    Author: cookie_monster    Post subject:
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This is a selection of the game and how it went. (To see full game visit the 'post your game here' thread.)

Box 7 - £250 :D :D C'mon!!!
Box 17 - 10p :o :D Let's keep it going...
Box 1 - £1! :-D :-D :-D :-D

Offer - £24,000 :shock: :?

Wow.

This is so hard.













NO DEAL







Box 15 - £100,000 :shock: :shock: :(
Box 10 - £100 :) :) :D
Box 21 - £35,000 :shock: :evil: :roll: That served me right for being too damn greedy!

Offer: £6,900.
I don't want to win the fiver...
DEAL

All along, my box contained...

Box 5 - £5!


Other box (6) contained: £15,000


All the dealers would've been right!

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lathebault

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 8:59 pm    Author: lathebault    Post subject:

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cookie_monster wrote:
This is a selection of the game and how it went. (To see full game visit the 'post your game here' thread.)

Box 7 - £250 :D :D C'mon!!!
Box 17 - 10p :o :D Let's keep it going...
Box 1 - £1! :-D :-D :-D :-D

Offer - £24,000 :shock: :?

Wow.

This is so hard.













NO DEAL







Box 15 - £100,000 :shock: :shock: :(
Box 10 - £100 :) :) :D
Box 21 - £35,000 :shock: :evil: :roll: That served me right for being too damn greedy!

Offer: £6,900.
I don't want to win the fiver...
DEAL

All along, my box contained...

Box 5 - £5!


Other box (6) contained: £15,000


All the dealers would've been right!

So then Laura was a greedy bitch for declining £45,000 and winning £250,000? Gaz was a greedy *beep* for declining £35,000 and winning £100,000? The game is based on greed due to the fact the objective is to win the highest amount left on the board (as it is the best possible outcome you can expect at the time)

TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.

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cookie_monster

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 9:04 pm    Author: cookie_monster    Post subject:
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lathebault wrote:
So then Laura was a greedy *beep* for declining £45,000 and winning £250,000? Gaz was a greedy *beep* for declining £35,000 and winning £100,000?


If you want my honest opinion (which you won't) yes. They were greedy, and it paid off for them. Being greedy isn't always a bad thing you know.

lathebault wrote:
TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.


I have the exact opposite opinion to that. Wanting more and pushing the game to the limits is far more greedy than accepting an offer and being happy with it.

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Lewis246

PostPosted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 10:15 pm    Author: Lewis246    Post subject:

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lathebault wrote:
TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.


You do realise that "the game" is called "Deal or No Deal, don't you...


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daniel123

PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 8:11 pm    Author: daniel123    Post subject:
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Lewis246 wrote:
lathebault wrote:
TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.


You do realise that "the game" is called "Deal or No Deal, don't you...


Ah, welcome back Lakey! :-D (ie is lathebault wakey by any chance? Unlikely due to his posting style, but you never know)
Anyway, yes I sort-of agree with cookie but then, you have to be "greedy" to win the big money.

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lathebault

PostPosted: Mon Mar 10, 2008 11:29 pm    Author: lathebault    Post subject:

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cookie_monster wrote:
lathebault wrote:
So then Laura was a greedy *beep* for declining £45,000 and winning £250,000? Gaz was a greedy *beep* for declining £35,000 and winning £100,000?


If you want my honest opinion (which you won't) yes. They were greedy, and it paid off for them. Being greedy isn't always a bad thing you know.

lathebault wrote:
TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.


I have the exact opposite opinion to that. Wanting more and pushing the game to the limits is far more greedy than accepting an offer and being happy with it.


BBBBUT that means that no one can win the big money without being greedy... hey that's the point in the game though? It's a greedy game by nature perhaps?

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 11, 2008 9:16 pm    Author: cookie_monster    Post subject:
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lathebault wrote:
cookie_monster wrote:
lathebault wrote:
So then Laura was a greedy *beep* for declining £45,000 and winning £250,000? Gaz was a greedy *beep* for declining £35,000 and winning £100,000?


If you want my honest opinion (which you won't) yes. They were greedy, and it paid off for them. Being greedy isn't always a bad thing you know.

lathebault wrote:
TBH I think dealing a target sum is more greedy as they are just taking anything that comes to them as they have come on the show to grab a few grand without even playing the game properly.


I have the exact opposite opinion to that. Wanting more and pushing the game to the limits is far more greedy than accepting an offer and being happy with it.



BBBBUT that means that no one can win the big money without being greedy... hey that's the point in the game though? It's a greedy game by nature perhaps?


You need to answer that one yourself ;)

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