Instead of heats, I've selected the 10 best games from May for you to vote for. Due to the 2 week break, there are a lot less games than last month, but still some pretty good ones. Here they are...


2nd May - Claudia

Claudia played with Box 7 and did a total of 25 shows. She found £50k and £20k, along with three low sums of money and turned down the opening offer of £10,000. A round of three low amounts lead Claudia to decline £13,500, before she had a round of 50p / £10k / £100k, and no dealt £15,000. She then found the £250k, and was offered £1,000, which she turned down. Her final 5 was 1p / £500 / £1k / £35k / £75k, and Claudia said no deal to £14,999 before finding the remaining power of 5 amounts, meaning she was left with £500 and £1k - Claudia no dealt the final offer of £550 and opened her box to win £1,000


4th May - Brenda

Brenda played with Box 8 and did a total of 22 shows. She hit the £35k, £50k and £100k in her opening and turned down the offer of £900. A round of £75k and 2 blues meant the offer rose to£3,500, but Brenda played on. Shefound nothing over £3k, and said no deal to £9,000. She then found £20k, along with two low amounts, and was offered £12,500, which Brenda dealt. A £250k hit meant her final 5 was 50p / £10 / £100 / £10k / £15k and the offer would have been £2,500. Her final 2 were £10 and £10k, the offer would have been £4,000 and Brenda had £10 in her box.


5th May - Greg

Greg played with Box 14 and did a total of 18 shows. His opening round was 1p / 10p / 50p / £5k / £10k and he rejected £5,000. Despite a £250k hit, the offer rose to £7,500, but Greg played on. In the next round, he found both £75k and £100k and the offer was just £1,300, which was no dealt. A round of £35k + 2 blues led Greg to no deal the fourth offer of
£3,000. His final 5 consisted of £100 / £500 / £1k / £15k / £50k and Greg declined the fifth offer of £9,000. His final 2 were £500 and £15k, and Greg no dealt the final offer of £4,990 to win £500 from his box.


8th May - Pamela

Pamela played with Box 6 and did 24 shows. Her opening round was 10p / £1 / £15k / £20k / £50k and the offer was £2,200, which Pamela no dealt. A round of nothing over £10k meant Pamela turned down £10,000 before finding both the £75k and the £100k; the offer was halved to £5,000, and Pamela played on. She then found £35k + 2 blues and the banker stuck at £5,000, which again was declined. A round of 1p, £1k and £3k left Pamela's final 5 was 50p / £100 / £250 / £750 / £250k, and Pamela dealt the fifth offer of £20,000. Her final 2 was £100 and £250, the offer would have been £125 and Pamela had £100 on her box.


9th May - Patrick S

Patrick S played with Box 18 and did a total of 23 shows. In round one, he found £10k, £20k, £75k and 2 blues and was offered £990, which he no dealt. An all-blue round increased that to £9,990, but Patrick played on. A round of £3k, £5k and £35k led Patrick to no deal £12,000 before a second all-blue round, where Patrick dealt the fourth offer of £24,000. He had a £250k hit, and the offer would have again been £24,000 on a board of 50p / £10 / £15k / £50k / £100k. His final 2 was £50k and £100k, the offer would have been £74,000 and Patrick had £50,000 in his box.


11th May - Laurence

Laurence played with Box 20 and did a total of 18 shows. The banker made bets with Laurence throughout the game - an all-blue opening round meant that the banker had to offer £20,000 as promised, and Laurence no dealt. A round of £3k, £5k and £35k meant the second offer was £19,200 (£5k higher than it would have been due to a bet), and Laurence played on. He then hit £250k and the £75k, and no dealt the next offer of £7,500. He then found £20k, but as he found the 10p, the banker had to offer £5k more, and Laurence dealt the offer of £17,500. However, his final 5 was £1 / £750 / £10k / £50k / £100k, and due to a bet, the offer would have been £32,150. His final 2 were £50k and £100k, the offer was £75,000 and Laurence had £50,000 in his box.


26th May - May

May played with Box 6 and did 15 shows. In the opening round she found £10k, £35k, £100k and 2 blues, and no dealt £4,000. She then had a good round and was offered £10,000, but May played on. A round of £50k + 2 blues led May to decline £14,000, and she then found nothing over £5k, raising the offer to £20,000. May said no deal, and found £75k + 2 blues, leaving her final five as £5 / £100 / £15k / £20k / £250k, with an offer of £35,000, which May dealt. Her final 2 was £100 and £15k, with an offer of £4,000. May had £15,000 in her box.


27th May - Peter

Peter played with Box 12 on his 24th show. His opening round was £500 / £1k / £3k / £5k / £50k, and Peter turned down the first offer of £3,180.10. Despite a £250k hit, the next offer was £5,000, but Peter played on. He then found £75k + 2 blues, and the offer was just £2,000. This was no dealt, and Peter then had an all-blue round before declining the offer of £10,000. He found £20k, £35k and a blue, and his final 5 was 1p / £100 / £250 / £15k / £100k. Peter said no deal to the offer of £16,000 before finding both reds, and having a final 2 of 1p and £250. Peter turned down the final offer of £32 and then was the first to win 1p from his box.


28th May - Scarlett

Scarlett played with Box 8 on her 23rd show - and on a 50th show special with £500k on the board. She found £50k, £75k, and 3 blues, and declined £12,000. A round of £35k + 2 blues increased this to £17,000, which was turned down, along with the offer of£27,050 after an all-blue round. Another good round - with nothing higher than £10k found - meant the offer was a huge £40,000, but Scarlett still played on. A round of 3 low/mid reds meant Scarlett's final 5 was £5 / £750 / £100k / £250k / £500k and Scarlett dealt the fifth offer of £99,000. Her final 2 was £5 and £100k, the offer would have been £37,050 and Scarlett had £5 in her box!


30th May - Brian

Brian played with Box 10 and did 26 shows. He started the game with £15k + 4 blues, and no dealt £5,100. A £100k hit didn't stop the offer from increasing to £8,800, and Brian played on to have an all-blue round. The third offer was £20,000, which was declined before he found £35k + £75k in the next round, and turned down the fourth offer of £12,000. A £50k hit meant his final 5 was £1 / £750 / £3k / £20k / £250k and he no dealt £15,000 to hit the £250k in the last box, leaving him with a final 2 of £3k and £20k - Brian no dealt the final offer of £7,500 and won £20,000 from his box!

Surely has to be the massive £99,000 win!!!!!

Scarlett's game wins this hands down