The following game really happened but will shock all of you into thinking it didn't. This was played on the Nothing To Do version:
My Box (choose at random): 17
Round 1:
11-
1p22-
£1009-
£25016-
£20,0005-
£5Excellent opening round, but this version of the game gives a crap opening offer unless you have an all blue round
Banker's offer:
£8,600 No Deal
Round 2:
13-
£14-
10p15-
£750Seven blues discovered in 8 boxes.
I'm well on my way to a possible all red 8 box. The offer is:
Banker's offer:
£23,000 
No Deal
Can this streak continue?
Round 3:
3-
£3,00010-
£508-
£1,000In case, you didn't use this version of the online game, its offers (excluding the last) are heavily based o the flow of the game, including the color of the numbers discovered, so I know the increase won't be massive.
Banker's offer:
£24,000 
Absolutely NO DEALLet me remind you of the board at this point:
50p
£50
£250£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000If I do the 1 in 165 chance of a perfect round at this point, I will have an 8 box stronger than any player in the history of the show.
Round 4:
7- £50
21- £250
If this next box is
50p, I will create a once every 100+ years 8 box.
I choose Box 6
It contains.........................
50p 
I have just created an 8 box that would occur, on average, once every 39,971 shows The strongest 8 box ever:
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000
£100,000
£250,000 Again, the offers on this version of the online game are mainly based on the flow of the game. So now, the offer is:
Banker's offer:
£70,000 To say the least, this is a
record 4th offer. At 103.7% of the average, though, the real banker would only give an offer like that to a player like £50k Rich or Scott (and they'd certainly decline it still). So, will I follow in Rich's footsteps and try to win the jackpot recklessly?
DEAL DEAL DEAL, A THOUSAND TIMES DEAL 
I never turn down an Above The Mean offer except on the dream finish (where the title of the FMQM is worth around £10,000 to me so I would decline up to £180,000 on that finish) and a 1p/pocket change(£100 or less) finish (as membership to the 1p club, which possibly includes being invited back to a future show, is worth around £100 to me). An AMO on anything short of that is an instant DEAL.
So , did I miss out on the dream 5 box (a 1 in 26000+ chance at the start of the game, a 1 in 56 chance at this point in the game):
Round 5 (prove-out):
1-
£50,0002-
£250,000 12-
£75,000I avoided the near-nightmare round. My less astonishing 5 box:
£5,000
£10,000
£15,000
£35,000
£100,000It is to be remembered that this version of the game
heavily bases its offers on the flow of the game. So how much damage did that round do?
Banker's offer would've been:
£8,500 It would have been the biggest crash in Deal or no Deal history and it's only 5 box. Only £50k Rich and £75k Daniel could've possibly topped that crash. I think this is the first big money 5 box where one can safely say
even Beryl would've turned that down(though I''m not so sure about £24k Michael). Granted, the real banker would offer around £20,000 even under these circumstances. Anyway, would I have crashed (relatively) through the floor or would I make a nerve wracking recovery?
Round 6:
20-
£10,00018-
£5,000 14-
£35,000 
(
£15,000 and
£100,000 remain)
That round, had it been in live play, would've produced the biggest sense of relief there's ever been in the studio.
Anyway, on this version of the online game the banker offers 90% to 95% of the average on every finish regardless of the previous rounds, so the offer would've jumped to:
Banker's offer would've been:
£52,000I personally would Deal that offer given I have a flexible £50,000 target, though there's no complaints if you wanted to chase the £70,000 offer and/or 6 figures in this case. Anyway, I would have swapped at this point but sadly this version of the online game doesn't offer hypo-swaps. So, did I produce a mega-money banker spanking?
17- £100,000 
To prove it:
19-
£15,000This was a rare (but not nearly as rare as my 8 box) technical outright banker win, though I certainly couldn't care less in this case. Unless you stupidly/over-cautiously dealt the £24,000 11 box offer or idiotically dealt the £8,500 5 box offer Noel would be congratulating you at this point for having the luckiest game in the history of the show.
Again this game really did occur. I how it is hard to believe given the odds, but so was several other games that went totally against the odds (£57k Brenda keeping the top 8 in play to 9 box, £75k Daniel keeping the top 5 in play to 6 box, £17k Emma taking the Banker's power 5 in consecutive boxes after taking out the £250,000 AND keeping the 4 lowest reds in play to 4 box, etc.). I would upload pictures of this game but I'm not sure how to do so on this site yet.
FAQ
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 2013 12:25 am Author: Joel Post subject: Re: Post your games here:
Well that's something I guess...
Surely not the hypothetical all blue round...
). Let's try Sarah's 'colour clump' system this time, except with numbers of course...
This is one of my unluckiest games of all time.