This should be interesting.

I don't consider any offer to be 'bad', expect joke offers made with reds left on the board.

But a 'statistically poor' offer, or what I consider to be one, is one that is more than £1,000 below the FD.

What do you have to say?

An offer where the £250K and at least £15K are both remaining, and is under £100K.

Buy one - get another for the same price.

Any offer on a strong 8-box that has 5 higher (e.g. Colleen, Tracey, Suzanne) or a 5-box offer with 4 higher

Board:

1p
10p
50p
£1
£5
£10

£15,000
£250,000

Banker's offer:

£99,999.99

NO DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!

For me, at any point between 14-box and 5-box, anything under 30-35% of the mean. At 2-box, anything below around 65%.

A "bad" offer is one where it is obvious what the player will do. This makes for boring television.

A "good" offer provides some tension where you're not sure what they'll do.

The maths will come into play here but it'll be different for different contestants.

I should've said at 2-box...silly me

I would say one I wouldn't even consider dealing, from 11-box onwards. The first two offers don't matter much really. Also ones where I'd ask Noel for the question (and say deal) before he'd finished saying the amount.

My definition of a bad offer is
1. An offer under 20% of the average from 11 box to 5 box
2. An offer less than half the average at 2 box (as anyone who has the courage to go that far deserves a fair offer) or
3. An offer that is very close to the last one despite having a good round