Tuesday, August 1st
Round 1 Offer = $11,000
Round 2 Offer = $8,700
Round 3 Offer = $5,000
Round 4 Offer = $10,016
Round 5 Offer = $13,750
Round 6 Offer = $17,100
Round 7 Offer = $4,000
Round 8 Offer = $7,500 - Deal
Player's Case = $50
$200,000 Case = 4
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 7


Wednesday, August 2nd
Round 1 Offer = $4,000
Round 2 Offer = $1,000
Round 3 Offer = $3,000
Round 4 Offer = $6,001
Round 5 Offer = $9,600
Round 6 Offer = $35
Round 7 Offer = $1,222
Round 8 Offer = $1,700
Round 9 Offer = $4,500
Player's Case = $4,000
$200,000 Case = 13
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 3


Thursday, August 3rd
Round 1 Offer = $8,820
Round 2 Offer = $18,000
Round 3 Offer = $27,000
Round 4 Offer = $17,500
Round 5 Offer = $25,500
Round 6 Offer = $23,700
Round 7 Offer = $3,900
Round 8 Offer = $6,000
Round 9 Offer = $12,000 - Deal
Player's Case = $2,000
$200,000 Case = 1
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 2


Friday, August 4th
Round 1 Offer = $4,000
Round 2 Offer = $7,160
Round 3 Offer = $11,500
Round 4 Offer = $15,000 - Deal
Player's Case = $50
$200,000 Case = 4
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 3

Ok, I'm all up to date now, I'll try to add each day, on the day.

EDIT: Don't ask me what I was thinking when I was putting the dates, but they're fixed now.

Monday, August 7th
Round 1 Offer = $7,200
Round 2 Offer = $13,500
Round 3 Offer = $17,850
Round 4 Offer = $20,000
Round 5 Offer = $30,000
Round 6 Offer = $6,500
Round 7 Offer = $11,500
Round 8 Offer = $15,000
Round 9 Offer = $21,000 - Deal
Player's Case = $5
$200,000 Case = 19
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 1

Tuesday, August 8th
Round 1 Offer = $2,250
Round 2 Offer = $3,700
Round 3 Offer = $6,800
Round 4 Offer = $11,000
Round 5 Offer = $3,500
Round 6 Offer = $5,600
Round 7 Offer = $2,000
Round 8 Offer = $3,700
Round 9 Offer = $5,001 - Deal
Player's Case = $20
$200,000 Case = 26
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 3

Wednesday, August 9th
Round 1 Offer = $3,862
Round 2 Offer = $10,000
Round 3 Offer = $7,220
Round 4 Offer = $6,990
Round 5 Offer = $4,200
Round 6 Offer = $6,820
Round 7 Offer = $9,300
Round 8 Offer = $12,600
Round 9 Offer = $13,000 - Deal
Player's Case = CAR
$200,000 Case = 3
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 3

Thursday, August 10th
Round 1 Offer = $5,200
Round 2 Offer = $12,400
Round 3 Offer = $6,000
Round 4 Offer = $13,000
Round 5 Offer = $22,000
Round 6 Offer = CAR - Deal
Player's Case = $2
$200,000 Case = 3
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 5

He offered a car? How...strange.

Not really, it's been offered before. It's worth $30,000, which is roughly the amount the offer would have been anyway.

So why not just offer $30k and let them buy a car if they want one? It's weird, I don't like it. Our banker had better not start offering cars.

It's only because the car is already one of the prizes. It goes $200,000, $100,000, $75,000, $50,000, CAR, $20,000 etc. Besides, the girl wanted a car anyway, so she didn't have to split the winnings with her mum.

Oh.So your banker's more generous then, je actually has a heart? how strange! [well, i shouldnt really say this as mumtaz is a banker]

I wouldn't say he has a heart, he did pull out that 10c offer a little while ago.

Friday, August 11th
Round 1 Offer = $4,100
Round 2 Offer = $9,999
Round 3 Offer = $16,000
Round 4 Offer = $8,100
Round 5 Offer = $10,000
Round 6 Offer = $2,000
Round 7 Offer = $3,700
Round 8 Offer = $5,200
Round 9 Offer = $400 - Deal
Player's Case = $750
$200,000 Case = 4
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 5

That looks like the worst game ever. Why turn down so many big offers and then take $400??

Greed. The fool said he'd be happy with $10,000, but said no to $16,000 nd started losing big amounts. The last 2 cases were the $750 and some amount around $20, maybe he thought it wasn't worth the risk.

I, on the other would always risk it.

Monday, August 14th
Round 1 Offer = $3,750
Round 2 Offer = $8,600
Round 3 Offer = $15,000
Round 4 Offer = $24,000
Round 5 Offer = $32,000
Round 6 Offer = $41,500 - Deal
Player's Case = CAR
$200,000 Case = 24
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 4

wow what a win!

Yeah, and the case he picked after the deal was the $200,000, so it was great timing.

great.

the only austrailian show i watched was that woman who was left with $75,000 and $100,000 at the end, who was that?

I have no idea, I wouldn't be able to name any of them without looking at the opening of the show, but even then I would know what they ended up with. Though I have kept a couple of full episodes, like the 10c offer one.

I've also noticed a trend forming, where they will go a whole episode without a single mega-guess, out of the last 10 episodes, I doubt even half have had one.

Tuesday, August 15th
Round 1 Offer = $3,680
Round 2 Offer = $2,000
Round 3 Offer = $5,750
Round 4 Offer = $10,000 - Deal
Player's Case = $1,000
$200,000 Case = 15
Correct guess winners;
$500 = 2

EDIT: Forgot the mention that they were offered a Supercase. They said no and kept the $10,000. The case had the CAR in it.