Nah arrghhh

Stats after Round 6
Boxes left: 2
Mean: £50,500.00
Offer: £40,000
Offer (%): 79.21%
Fair Deal: £30,250.00
Volatility: 100.00
Redometer: 11 (↓4)

Board

£1,000
£100,000
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Brian says he would have gone for a gamble here...

Noel opens box 14 and reveals £100,000

Box 18 contains the £1,000

I had a feeling that was coming with the 100K in his box plus the fact a Banker win was due.

Great guy and a nice win he was just silly listening to his wife and those morons in the audience.

If hes SO SURE its there you play on..simple logic. lol

Enjoy the £19,999,99 anyway Brian

In what way is it simple logic. I remember Fadil being SO SURE that he had £35,000 in box 6. Where is he now?

Well his belief was wrong obviously but if you TRULY DEEPLY belive it as Brian allegidly did - you go for it!!

Please tell me you don't like it when people relatives friends or loved ones don't influence em to deal.

That was one of the best shows ever, rivalling Mad Sarah. Still I think most sensible people would have dealt at £19,999 and you cant really complain about it. £40k was exaggerated by 10kish.

£19,999.99 just like that!

I like it when relatives influence a deal if it is the right decision. And I hate it when people blame the audience for people's decisions (the only one where the audience I feel are to blame was in £1,000 Lynn's game). If the person wants to deal then they'll deal.

Yes it was a shame as I was hoping for a Barryesque type game.
Maybe he should have carried on as he had a good fallback but at least he got roughly his target.

I do. Family and friends are their to bring who ever's playing down to the ground and help them make the sensible decision for them, it should be encouraged.

I hated leila's mother but the majority of the time I feel it is pretty much the player's game. We shouldn't judge it on hindsight though. That's the problem.
I personally think the person in the audience should give advice but say 'it's your decision and I'll support you'.
I was slightly disappointed he dealt but I respect his decision.

Well done Brian (Almost) got your target, and that was a hilarious game

What a legend! Welldone Brian, shame you didn't win £100,000 but £19,999.99 is still alot of money and 1p away from your target so you was right to deal. Enjoy the money! You will be missed!



31, including his own. (I think).

He was very funny indeed. Well done brian

Yet another example of family and friends interfering with disasterous consequences. They should be locked in a seperate room and watch the game on a monitor. If his wife had kept quiet and allowed him to play his own game Brian would have got £100k today.

Plus I'm fed up of all these wonderful psychics who know with certainty the contents of their box but deal before they get to the opening stage.

Other than that an entertaining game.

That was amazing, wel done Brian, I would rather you be funny and have a laugh rather than be dead serious and beat the banker. Nice system, enjoy the cash.

Cheers for confirming that banker I thought was in 30s.

I just don't like interference from others, if any loved ones relatives or pilgrims interfered if i was playing id tell em to shut up and stay out of it.
End of the day its not their money its the players, and usually when someone influences someone in this show they always lose out 90% of time.

It also seems silly he dealt when he did when the board was safer but would gamble when there was a 99K difference on a 50 50.

WELL DONE BRIAN !!!

Enjoy you win,

Sarah
xxx

Yes, i don't wish to sound wakeyist but I was a bit disappointed when he dealt. There were 4 reds on the board and wish he'd got the 40K.
i hope he enjoys 20K anyway.

I've never ever understood people who would deal at 5 box or 8 box then in proveout say they would have gambled at the end.
Shouldn't it be the other way round. i wouldn't expect someone to gamble if they got an offer of 40K in that situation. it's too much of a risk.