Yeah I was leaning towards a deal there as well but wasn't quite sure.
It's all very well saying you've got 'lots of blues to hit ' but if she had taken out the 250k that would have been it.
36K was a no brainer. It's a decent sale of the 1p box so it's a good result.

i don't think basicasic will be happy...


i wanted the 1p vs £1 finish though

You know what it is, don't you?

They had the same viewers competition back at the date of filming but ever since the 'scandal' they must have done a re-recording and edited it to have a new viewers competition!

Yep.

What we could do is see the audiences mood when the LTL is 'put in'. If they're all sad and gloomy maybe we've had a rubbish game!

Good game, I suppose, but what a false spoiler!

Highlight if you want to see

I actually thought it was going to happen when she had £20,000 and £250,000 there at 8-box, so I was quite scared then!

Well, I was disappointed the spoiler turned out not to be true, especially as it was still possible at the time she dealt. But still a good game and always enjoy seeing someone sell the 1p box for decent money!

yes I was disappointed as i expected graeme/bunney style crazy no dealing but it was a sensible deal and the 1p on the table sort of made up for it.

Another good game. I'd read the spoiler, so I was surprised when Debbie dealt.

That was another good game. Well done Debbie!!!

Well, we're denied having four true Banker-beating shows in a row, but I'm incredibly glad she dealt then rather than 'winning' that penny! Always rare for someone to play the perfect game on a Tuesday, but she did pretty well there - well done on that £18k, Debbie!

No deal all the way to 1p even though all the offers were generous enough

also, thank god he seems to have gone back to <June last year with the opening offers

It is going to really SUCK if they don't rotate the clips played in the opening titles, they have enough hours of footage!!!

Also they have the banker stamp but still use text for 'Dealt at'...

Well done Debbie!

I quite liked Debbie and thought she played the game spot on until 8 box. I could see she was shell shocked after the demise of the £75K and knew she would grab the next offer, whatever it was. £18k was a gimme.

All I could see at that stage was the £250k and a big wodge of blues begging to be hit. And so it proved. A little more courage, an all-blue round and £36k was there for the taking!

But £18K was decent enough and made all the more sweet with the 1p in her box.

I really do like the new set.

It looks funny but it brightens up the studio
It looked plainer before. I'm beginning to get used to it after 2 shows.

Haha well done Debbie, great game

All I could see at that stage was the 10.7% chance of an all-blue final five and the 37.5% chance of taking out the quarter-million - a greater probability, incidentally, than the all-blue round! (Although, I must state, not by much.)

And basicasic, you'd have joined the 1p club. Debbie beat you 1.8m times over. This was a game where a certain amount of naivety/bravery (delete to taste) was required for optimal results, but not to the extent that you display it!

lk

Yeah it's... I forget the number... it's (6/8]*(5/7)*(4/6)... which cancels down to (3/4)*(5/7)*(2/3)=30/84... yup, 35.7%. Why can't I ever remember that number?