Nick reminds Paula of Jamie's game from yesterday which was a similar board.

Renee says she could do what she wants with that money to an extent. Paula talks about taking her mum on holiday. She says she thinks about money as how she can help other people with it. Paula talks about the numbers she's got left.

Paula says:

NO DEAL

Round 6

Chantel talks about the conversation she had with Paula about number 7.

7 - Chantel - £100,000

21 - Mick - 1p

Renee asks if she would be happy going away with £100 and Paula says yes.

Paula says:

NO DEAL

Same two box offer as yesterday?

Round 7

19 - Jason - £3,000

Renee says she thinks she should deal. Renee talks about the fact she can do something with £4,000. Mickelle says everyone wants her to leave with something.

Paula says:

DEAL

Stephen opens Paula's box 3 to reveal £10,000

£10,000 comes to the table 2 days in a row. The Banker rings back to say he told Paula she had it.

22 - Nick - £100

Spooky similarities to Jamie's game yesterday there, and while the blue/red offer generosity continues to creep down 80% of the average is still generous enough where the sensible decision is pretty clearly still to deal. First time in recent memory though that I thought the player might actually decline the offer in that situation, so definitely a well pitched offer.

Who was the newbie

There was no newbie today - Mickelle returned in her position, and Luke moved to Jamie's spot.

Thanks greeny for stepping in today!

Almost a direct copy of Jamie's game. Not an awful result but here's hoping tomorrow's contestant has better luck.

Though that £10,001 offer was cleverly pitched. As stands the banker is still just about generous enough at 3-box and 2-box to make it worth a shot, but if his generosity keeps going down, that may yet change.

I can confirm the phone ringing is often unexpected (I know that sounds weird as you do expect it after the round is complete, but the wait is in a silent studio and of a random length!) and loud from a studio audience member perspective