I would like some help on the players who have dealt at the third offer.

And also players who have sucessfully dealt at the third offer.
I know 2 - Harry
- Paul

Thanks for your help

Jenni (£26k, OBW)
Andrew (£14k, TPW)
Beryl (£3,100, OBW)
Flash (£6k, TPW)
Johnnie (£8,300, OBW)
Lofty (£18k, TBW)
James (3) (£14,700, OPW)
Melanie (£30k, OPW)
Lynda B. (£20k, TPW)
Barbara (2) (£13k, TBW)
Michaela (£24k, TBW)
Harry (£20k, OPW)
Jane (2) (£27k, TPW)
Paul (6) (£25k, OPW)

Just clarify what all those mean for people, Thanks

Taken from Bother's bar (where the terms originated)

If the final deal is equal to the maximum bank offer AND the final deal is greater than the box value, it is a Outright Player win (OPW)

If the player keeps the box and it ends up being higher than the maximum bank offer, it is also a Outright Player win

If the player takes ANY deal and it is lower than the box value, it is a Outright Banker win (OBW)

If the player keeps the box and it turns out to be lower than the maximum bank offer, it is an Outright Banker win.

If a player takes a deal that is greater than the box value BUT is lower than the maximum value the bank had or would have offered, is is split based on the amount of the deal versus the amount of the maximum value on percentage. Whoever had more than 50% gets a Technical win (e.g so if you had a 1K box, you took a deal at 20K but because of picks you could have gotten a max 30K deal, it's a Technical win for you (67-33: You took an offer that was 67% of the peak offer but was still better than the box)) (A TBW ot TPW)

OPW = Player takes their box, and that is higher then the peak offer. Or the player deals for or more then the peak offer and the box contents.

OBW = Player doesn't beat their box or the player takes their box and it's lower then the peak offer.

TPW = Player beats their box, and dealt for more then 50% of the peak offer but they took less then the peak offer itself.

TBW = Player beats their box, but dealt for less then 50% of the peak offer but they took less then the peak offer itself.

Thanks