Okay killersbee/Dr Hindsight.

£7,000 comes along and you swat it away with a 50/50 chance of winning something that you could find underneath the kitchen worktop covered in sh*t and dirt?

Well call me daft but that's something I'm not prepared to do.

Michael: All the way to the 1p for me... again!

Deal at 4p.

Either deal at 4p or all the way to 1p.

Michael: Again normally I'd take £314 but seeing as Deal history was on with consecutive 1p wins the stakes were just low enough for me to play things out, so 1p

£5,770, third offer. Bit early? Perhaps, but...

That board was not impregnable by any means, mere chisel damage would have reduced the offer. All it realistically needed was one of the largest two values being eliminated. I know a deceptive board when I see one. Something hypnotic about the way the 1p/10p were being isolated on the board too while the entire middle was melted away.

Then you force yourself to ignore the ''5'' in the offer and focus on the ''770'' - that's not far off £6,000. And it the offer began with ''6'', I think a great many of us would be more receptive to it. Closer to 10k than 1k! Well that's my reasoning and it would have proved correct. When the fun stops, stop. Even if the ride hasn't long left the station.

Yolanda: Either a deal at 5-box or all the way to £75,000!

Matt: Same deal as him probably.

Anna: Either the same deal as her or at 3-box.

Dan: 1p (from the box!).

Michael: Deal at 4p, purely to avoid two 1p wins in a row finally happening.

Yolanda: £75,000. An honest result.

Matt: £7,510. An honest result.

Anna: £10,800. I was there in the audience. An honest result.

Dan: 1p. I was there in the audience. An honest result.

Michael: £314. I wasn't there in the audience. An easy as pi deal. An honest result.

Sophie: £21,060 at 3-box.

Sophie: JUST enough backup to risk it at 5 box, so £21,060 at 3 box

£21,060 at the three-way shootout and it isn't even close.

Now I often apply a rule that an offer that's greater than the second highest remaining value should always b considered - and often dealt. However, in this scenario, there were essentially no total disaster scenarios at the board of 5 and the £8,880 offer. The final 3 in such a situation would have still left £1k and £4k on the board. You can put jam on that.

So we meander on and take the small risk of having to bailout - but a relatively evens chance of gaining a significantly higher offer. £21,060, with a £20k drop if declined in the event of the £100k eliminated? Only a fool or the pitiless would ever do such a thing.

Deal at £21,060

£21,060 at 3-box for me. The 5-box offer would have to a bit more for me to consider it.

£21,060. Easy. Wouldn’t have given £8,880 £9,215 much thought in all honesty.