What would you have DONE today?

**Joined:** Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:20 pm **Warnings:** 0

Dave: £5,130 at 3 box

The (live play :roll:

) 2 box offer would've been in the 7-8k range if the 25k stayed so it wasn't worth the risk there.

**Joined:** Sat Jan 28, 2006 8:00 pm **Warnings:** 0

I probably do the same although I don't think the Banker would necessarily have been as low as £7-8k. I would have anticipated somewhere between that and the proveout number we got, probably starting with a 9; either way, I'm not risking almost £5k to find out...

**Joined:** Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:47 pm **Warnings:** 0

For once I wouldn't have gone all the way, and instead would have dealt at £5,130. With how unpredictable the banker is on blue/25k finishes I'm not risking a 1 in 3 chance of losing nearly all that money.

Ex-DoND contestant (show #992, 23 March 2009)

£5,130 at 3-box given the best-scenario 2-box offer wasn't likely to have been much more.

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Jade: Didn't expect to say this but exactly the same as her, £4,985 at 5 box. :shock:

On recent form the Banker was unlikely to offer loads more unless she hit the 10% chance of keeping both the 10k & 25k to 2 box, so wasn't worth the risk there.

**Joined:** Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:47 pm **Warnings:** 0

Surprisingly fair offers today - I'd have dealt £4,985.

Ex-DoND contestant (show #992, 23 March 2009)

Possibly just about carry on at 5-box, then possibly go on at 3-box as well given even £10 vs £10k would've probably got an offer of around £4k based on today's generosity.

Definitely deal £10,630 at 2-box... if I'd got that far.

£4,985 at 5-box

I'd have felt quite confident in declining £4,985, I think, because it's not as if the drop would've been significant if only one of the reds stayed up - and on the basis that it would take extreme bad luck to remove both of them, why not go on?

£46,770 at 2-box today.

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Kez: £46,770 at 2 box

Board was plenty strong to turn down those lousy pre-2 box offers, though a 10k fallback isn't enough to risk 36k just to try for roughly 1.5 times more.

**Joined:** Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:11 pm **Warnings:** 0

I'm behind again:

Rachel: £2,000 from the box
Kem: £7,500 from the box
Dave: £5,130 at 3-box
Jade: £10,630 at 2-box

Kez: £46,770 at 2-box. I don't blame her for taking the offer she took. £21k is very good money but I would be willing to take the risk for at least one more round.

**Joined:** Sun Oct 18, 2009 4:47 pm **Warnings:** 0

£46,770 at 2 box. Everything before that was an instant no deal, but on a 10k/100k finish, I'm not risking over 36k on a coinflip, even with a 10k cushion.

Ex-DoND contestant (show #992, 23 March 2009)

Probably £46,770 at 2-box.

**Joined:** Sat Jan 28, 2006 8:00 pm **Warnings:** 0

£46,770 for me too - I'm pretty sure my tipping point on that finish is lower in the 40s than that.

I can't work out how or why anybody would see £21,500-odd as a good deal in that situation. I'd have won £46,770.

£13,300 at 2-box.

**Joined:** Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:11 pm **Warnings:** 0

£13,300 at 2-box for me today.

**Joined:** Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:20 pm **Warnings:** 0

Jovan: £50,000 in the box

I'm in a spot in my life where I don't need £13,300, and given how life-changing 50k is it's worth the risk to me there.

Ex-DoND contestant (show #992, 23 March 2009)

Reluctantly £13,300 at 2-box.

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