We've had favourite, so who has been your least favourite so far?

I wasn't keen and Andy Kelly. He was arrogant and would have got a much better offer than what he would of if he wasn't as cocky.
Not many others I can think of really. Mike was a bit of a prat today.

So who's yours? Try and keep it clean.

Mike. got to be after that performance yesterday

I've not really taken a huge dislike to anyone on the show; I've found some contestants not to be as exciting to watch as others, but I don't really have a least favorite. I can tell you who my favorite is though, but I imagine many of you'll be able to guess!

I thought Mike was OK; he rambled on a bit, but then so do I so I can't really complain!

i have no disliked players as for Mike he was trying to bring a comedic value to his show.

andy kelly is THE only player i have rooted against. and that includes john g fin and mike. i disliked those three, but i was still on their side...

andy kelly was just...vile.

who was kelly?
and what was wrong with her? don't think i was watching when she was on then.
was she just really unattractive or somethin?


and who was the bloke that spoke like the guy out of the nationwide advert's? the one who goes on about "brand new customers only" and things like that - he looked quite like him as well and had exactly the same accent, and was totally arrogant.

anyone shed some light on these two for me, please?

How can so many people dislike Andy Kelly? He was an immortal among men! With his cheeky northern ways and big sweaty armpits he was a firm favourite in the Warlord household.

He had the balls to take on the banker and avenge Raj's humilliation from the day before. He's like a modern day He-Man

On the other hand I hated Gavin (I think that was the one, the chap who quit his job to go on). He deserved to go away with £10.

I think Andy Kelly has been the best contestent so far. The way he played in honour of Raj after his dismal 10p winning was great. To show such spirit and beat the banker was great. The way that he high fived both the east wing and the west wing was great.

He had great carisma, strength, and determination. He did what no-one else had done before and told the banker that he would walk if he got the offer he wanted. He stood against him. He tried to fight the system and only left with £1000 less than he asked.

Worst contestent has to be someone like Brenda, who I found repulsive to look at. I also hated Geordie, he was arrogant and two faced, and I was glad to see him go for £20

Along with Mike, Nick, the guy who quit his job to win £10 (Gavin?) I didnt like them. Or Irene.

You put it so beautifully, I can't help but agree.

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I don't like the women, they're all ugly... Or are they? I don't know, you tell me.

Difficult one really, as a lot of the 'annoying' people were entertaining for me to some extent. Mike's non-stop talking, for instance, certainly proved a welcome distraction from the second straight train wreck episode. For me, at least.

The only contestant I genuinely disliked at any point was Elaine (the younger one who played on a Saturday; there was also an old lady called Elaine who played on December 11 and sold a £100,000 box for £12,000), and that was because she mentioned her idol as Victoria Beckham. That was enough to make me side with the Banker. Her first two boxes were £20k and £250k, so I must have done something right.

The only other times I've wanted to side with the Banker were when players turned down no-brainer offers - Vaughan (I didn't believe his story about gambling on a horse until he No Dealed at £18,000), 'Contestant 14', John G, Fin. And even then, that wasn't anything to do with their personality, merely their warped attitude to money. And hey, that's the kind of gameplay that's going to produce a £250k winner if we ever get one.

I don't dislike contestants (for the most part!) but some shows are a bit of an anti-climax. For instance Beryl seemed like a fantastic lady but her very early deal was a bit of a shame. Equally I think Glen erred too much on the side of caution when he dealt too soon. While I don't blame people for accepting 'no-brainer' offers, when they go far too early in the game I think its a bit of a let down. But its their money, not mine, so I shouldn't be too critical.

Perhaps I'm the antithesis of KP, because I like to see a gambler from time to time! (but Fin was a bit stupid, I agree). However, Jennifer wouldn't have got the amount she did without being very brave, and, on a smaller scale, Okiem's win was equally pleasing to see. But I suppose they were more calculated risks.

James was the guy who quit his job and won £10. Gavin was the Irish guy who worked for the Inland Revenue.