After noticing that this was done in 2007 here, I've decided to revive it to see how worth the run of excessive caution was this month.

Payout: £381,470
Total Box Values (after swaps):£428,936.50

So the total winnings this month were under 89% of what they would've been if all the boxes were opened. The banker narrowly beat the players this round.

3/3 people would've benefited from dealing rather than opening their box. (All of them! )

5/24 people would've benefited from opening their box rather than dealing.

4/27 people took the most money possible out of their game. They were: Ada, Jill, Beverly, and Dot

The 1p has not come to the table all month.
The £250,000 has come to the table 1 time this month.
The most common amount to be opened at the table this month is £750 and £100 - 4 times each.

Highest Offers at each Stage of the Game:

1st: £16,000 (Jill)
2nd: £17,000 (Kelly)
3rd: £20,000 (Beverly, Kelly [Dealt ])
4rd: £26,000 (Beverly [Dealt], Kelly [Post-Deal])
5th: £37,000 (Marlene)
6th: £118,000 (Marlene [Dealt ])

Winnings Distribution:

£0 - £999: 3
£1,000 - £4,999: 5
£5,000 - £9,999: 6
£10,000 - £19,999: 8
£20,000 - £29,999: 4
£30,000 - £49,999: 0
£50,000+: 1

The most common Deal point was the 4th offer, with 11 players dealing at that point.

Feel free to add your own!

See, I like these kinds of posts from you. Now please stop whining about the 2008 banker in every post and I think I can start liking you again.