Yesterday's game (Conrad's) was number 2200, excluding the celebrity shows, so in an ideal world everything relating to a particular box should have happened exectly 100 times. In fact some things have -

boxes 3 and 10 have come to the table 100 times each
the £250,000 has come to the table 100 times - the score is banker 96, contestant 4 (Suzanne won £250k but did not bring it to the table)
the £20,000 has also come to the table 100 times.

For boxes coming to the table the lowest is 14 (78 times) and the highest is 17 (115 times). I am not a statistician, but I calculate the standard deviation (or to be more accurate my computer does) at 8.27. This I think is within the normal expectation for a sample of this size.

Similarly, for amounts coming to the table, the lowest is £75000 (79 times) and the highest is £1 (118 times).
1132 blues and 1068 reds have come to the table. The standard deviation is 8.63.

However, when you look at the location of the £250000 the position is rather different. It has been in boxes 13 (unlucky for some) and 22 (the death box) only 73 times, but in box 4 a whopping 126 times. The standard deviation is 16.34. Perhaps the independent adjudicator should look into this!

I'm sure these figures don't prove anything - I am certainly not suggesting that the game is not random!

That is why I always SWAP when 9 or 19 aren't on the table.

How many times has box 3 had the £250,000? Great stats btw!

I saw the forum title and was expecting an update of Mister Al's stats.

I don't tend to pay much attention to how often an amount has been in each box and frequencies of amounts/ box numbers at table, given of course it is totally random!

Interesting to look at though!

118 times (equal with box 6 and second only to box 4)

Thank you... I knew it would have it a lot of times. 3, 6 and 4 are my "special numbers"...

Good to see my old box 4 still going strong....