And despite a 26-case board they've had the in-play dream finish before the Brits. Which shouldn't be a surprise considering the risk-taking propensity of most Australians...

I'm more surprised this is only the second civilian contestant to win $200,000 - there was a celebrity edition with a jackpot win in 2007, but you have to look back to 2004 and Dean Cartechini's notorious AMO rejection on an all-or-peanuts finish.

Quite the opposite win here - this was one the producers were apparently begging for. See it for yourself.

DEFINITELY making that $200k winner, but I think she'd have even turned down $150k to be quite honest!! Quality stuff.

Now that's the kind of games we desperately need, kinda makes our version a bit dull (luck-wise)*


*Please don't hurt me...