James1978 wrote:
I found that really odd that he no-dealed £4,400 at 8-box, but dealt £5,999 at 5-box with 10k the only damage in the intervening round - you were odds on to hit one of the two reds, and if it had been the £100k then the offer would have collapsed into the hundereds, so it hardly seemed worth the bother to be honest - but at least he didn't miss out on too much!
I think the banker might b doing some reasearch on how much he has bought every power 5 box for, then offering £1 less than that on a fragile board with that power 5 amount still in play. I was surprised the £5,999 worked, nobody tends to want to take £14,999 with the quarter-mill stll on the baord, even if it's the only remaining big red!
I though it was understandable the way he played it, just a shame he took out so many reds. If he'd kept the 10k to 5 box the offer might have been 10-15K. he was happy to deal for a modest amount rather than risk a 60% chance of peanuts. It was a well pitched offer from the banker which is good in a way but a shame he didn't get more.
I honestly can't say what I would have done today because the banker's £5,999 mind game offer might have got to me.
it was also nice to see Noel respecting his decision before the proveout was played out.