If everyone carried on to the end, the banker would have had to fork out roughly £5,393,811.

Which makes the average win for the show, had everyone went to the end, roughly £20,431.27 which is rather impressive considering the low boxes people have had.

If someone could work out the average for people who have dealt, then post it along with the total of all the deals. The banker hasn't given out £5,000,000 yet, so that already says something.

Well, I make the average win so far £16,139.15 - so yes, if everyone had gone to the end, that would be higher. The only problem with that is that around half of the contestants would leave with blues, compared to the 20% (I think) we've actually seen.

But that would be more exciting thinking,

"Ooooh, will my favorite contestant Buddy win a huge sum or a tiny sum... oooooh."

We could have competitions where you guess which contestant leaves with what, it would be great fun. And the thing is, we would never hear Noel blabbing on about there being no quarter of a millionaire.

Might be exciting for you, but probably not for the 50% of players who would leave with crap amounts! Actually, probably more than 50%, given that the low reds are fairly disappointing...so the majority of contestants would end up going home unhappy.

But it would be another level of excitment.

If everyone went to the end, the show would be renamed "The Alternative Lottery with Noel Edmonds"

Going to the end every time, would just be called 'Pick a Box', 'No Deal'.

And theres no way it would be worth televising?

Plus, Audrey, Julie, and Helen from September's games would be rubbish.

The 1p club wouldn't contain Nick or Connell, but it would contain the three above - so there'd be *nine* members instead of eight!

But we'd have 14 50p winners!

And 8 quarter of a millionaires.

So two millionaires, then?

Mally would be living in a mansion, Daz would have bought over a bar, Natalie would have gone to Japan 100 times, Germaine would have...dunno, Anna would have...dunno, Patricia would have...dunno, Bob would have...dunno, and Debbie would have had... A million holidays.

But aren't the average peak offers more than the average box amounts?

And the total amount won higher than the total amounts in boces...