Anyone noticed how the £35,000 seems to either go at the first 8 boxes or so, or sticks around till the very end? This is the times when the £35k has gone in this month:

Peg: 1st Box
Dennis: 2nd Box
Jane: 22nd Box
Simon: 6th Box
Millie: 14th Box
Paul S: 21st Box
Alex: 2nd Box
Gloria: 19th Box
Andrew: 1st Box
Richard: 8th Box
Tony: 20th Box
Georgina: 20th Box
Tim: 2nd Box
Mary: 7th Box
Rachel: 19th Box
Bob: 3rd Box
Paul: 3rd Box
Bindya: 22nd Box
Jack: 19th Box
Amy-Lee: 21st Box

Only Millie took out the £35,000 mid-game, at the 14th Box. All the rest either took it out at the beginning (10 people) or towards the end (10 People).

So If the £35,000 is still there by the second offer, it's sticking around!

Yes, I've also noticed it goes pretty early, as it's one of those values that people don't really know whether they should groan or cheer about, as it's the lowest of of the Power 5... so when it is revealed, people are uncertain how to react.

In all honesty, I think £35k is one of the values that's psychologically less important than its neighbours on the board. A work colleague was recently asked what the top 5 values were in a pub quiz, and he said £250k, £100k, £50k, £20k and £10k - I think the £75k, £35k and £15k that he missed seem less important somehow!

hehe, this is kinda clutching at straws to find an interesting statistic but it is quite interesting as only 1 35k revealed in the middle 11 or so boxes in the last 20 or so games is quite unlikely.

The 75k is around a lot as well

It works yet again with Amy-Lee.

Wasn't there a period a while back when the £75,000 was very influential and it kept appearing in the last rounds, and was often on the table?

Yes.

Yeah the 35K is often smiled away when it's revealed, except when it's turned into a one box game, with that as the highest amount - but it's not that important it would seem.