What would you have DONE today?

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Maz: I expect to be in a minority of 1 here but 1p :shock:

The 3 box offer was decent but after not getting a seriously tempting offer before that and with a 2 in 3 chance of roughly 30k I would've wanted to take one serious risk there and would've lost the lot as a result.

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

£14,030 at 3-box.

£14,030, no way I'd have risked a 1/3 chance of ending up with 1p!

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

£14,030 at 3-box for me today.

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Jemma: £18,550 at 2 box.

The relief of surviving a 1 box game all the way to that point would've overridden any desire to decline that, especially as while it was low by ITV Banker standards it was still in realistically generous territory.

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

Deal at £18,550. Another one where it's a grand or two below what I'd like, but too much money to risk nearly all of it on a coinflip.

£18,550 at 2-box but that would have been about £7k more in the proveout had she dealt at 3-box

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

Possibly £8,210 at 3-box, otherwise £18,550 at 2-box.

£18,550 at 2-box.

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Definitely would have considered the £8,210 at 3-box but it was would have been £18,550 at 2-box for me today.

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Rob: £18,760 at 3 box

Given 2 box generosity on an all or peanuts finish can't be relied on anymore there's only 1 in 6 chance of a lot more assuming you play it sensibly (25k/50k finish, decline the inevitable low offer and have the 50k in your box).

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

Deal at £18,760. With a very real risk of blue/25k being a massive drop (as indeed it was) and even blue/50k possibly being a small drop, the risk wasn't worth it.

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

£18,760 at 3 box for me today. I would have risked it if the banker still offered AMOs for his final offers but wouldn't take the chance now seeing how his final offers are becoming lower.

I still have no idea which side of the fence I'd have come down on in today's situation!

"A few...centuries...laterrrr...."

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

£18,760 at 3-box.

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

All the way to £4k.

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Sonya: £1,380 at 2 box

That would've been just enough to cut my losses in that finish, less than 1.3k and I'm probably going for it.

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

All the way to £4,000. I'd be wanting at least 1.7k on that finish to deal, and no offer before that was even worth considering.

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

Would have taken £1,380 at 2-box.

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

Ush: £100 in the box.

Small temptation to take the 3 box offer to ensure a red win given I'm probably only looking at around double if the 7.5k stays but at those low stakes I almost certainly would've risked it.

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