Interestingly, if he'd stuck to pattern (+3), that would have been an all-blue round.

Well done Daniel! Personally I was hoping you'd go at 90K, but 75K is still great going.

£137,500 to the boys over three days. If we somehow manage to keep this up, we might break the quarter milllion (total) before end of Friday!

I wonder if tommorrow will be the £100K?

wow what a game, what a player and well done Daniel on your result really enjoyed the game

Well Done Daniel!

Another Fantastic game it was great to watch.

Enjoy £75,000 Very Well Done!

Dunno what planet Daniel was on but it wasn't the same one as Noel. Or me for that matter.

But as the game developed - what a board. It just got better and better! He wasn't mesmerised by the increasingly large offers and stayed focused on the board. £44k would have taken out most folk and £90k virtually everyone. But not him. And what a fantastic situation to be in with 4 boxes left. £50k guaranteed. Pity it couldn't have been the dream final 2 but £75k is a fantastic consolation.

There has been a good number of times we've seen good boards squandered for a lack of courage. Daniel developed an outstanding board and made the most of it. Good on him.

Wow well done to Daniel, what a fantastic game. This has to be the most amazing game for agesss. Loved it well done Daniel and enjoy spending the money.

Although this was an excellent game I don't think for a minute that it was anywhere near as good as Jon's game yesterday. Or Barry's, Graeme's or Lynne's.

For the simple reason that his board was so good he had virtually nothing to risk. There was little build up of tension. No heart-in-the-mouth moments. No blue v red gamble that that makes you hide your eyes in fear. Just an increasingly good board which, all credit to him, he made the most of.

A memorable game yes. But no-where near the top of my list of favorites.

What a stonking game Daniel, I know I was there, but editing makes it more exciting. Wow. Brenda.

Was a great game today just not worth dealing when he did he should have gone on for 100K.
50K is a fine fall back so seemed silly to deal especially when hes just risked 90K earlier good game though.

jeez 44K was a easy no deal as was 90 with the board he had,the way some of you people talk on here if he had hit 100K instead and had a 250K finish vs 50k and then was offered summet daft like yesterday like only 80K you guys would STILL be like DEAL DEAL DEAL lol.

What an incredible game - we've had a few impressive boards recently (certainly making up for May/June) but this has to be the most unbelievable board situation we've seen since the original Brenda.

That £90,000 offer was interesting - very close to the mean, but there was no total disaster scenario - although still could have lost a lot if he ended up with £750 and any of the reds other than £250k. Surprised he dealt when he did, but it proved the right decision (unless he would have swapped like Jon yesterday!)

I managed to "semi-spoil" this game by looking at the list of recent topics on the forum, which suggested something special might happen, but thankfully there were so many big amounts left in play that I had no idea what he was going to win right until he dealt!

I as well was very shocked at the £75,000 deal - you have virtually nothing to lose. Daniel thought differently and it turns out it's the right decision. I wouldn't be bothered about losing £75,000 to £50,000. Makes me look at Lynne's gamble and make me think how can Doug and Daniel deal when they did?

However the rest of the game was incredible! I thought we were going to see the first all power 5 final five but with the £750 in the final five and everything after £50,000 it was an incredibly strong board with the offer of £90,000 being very worthy of being turned down despite it's size. Today's game was incredible alone for the amount of times his board broke records. I was simply amazed when I turned on the telly to see all the power 5 intact with £750 and £5,000 with the £5,000 going!

Yesterday's game was fantastic for the great gamble and power 5 box payout, today's game was fantastic for the strength of that board near the end of the game. We saw things we have never seen before which was immense. I'm so glad he turned down £44,000 and £90,000. If he never did this he would have gotten one of the worst proveouts ever. The £44,000 offer Daniel recieved today actually tells us how pathetic Kathleen's deal was for the same amount at 5 box!

The show is picking up some much needed courage which I think, will mark a golden age for deal or no deal. The banker certainly made the right decision with the final offer yesterday because that gamble, in my opinion, will possibly trigger a long set of incredible games which we will never forget (Mind you, just watch tomorrow someone will cop out early... )
Well done Daniel

What a game! Probably the best board ever, and I really liked Daniel.

*BEEP what a game. And i missed it aswell. Still though, did record it. And dear god what a fifth offer...and makes me proud to be a wakeyist

also now the biggest gambler ever is called Daniel. So there!

welldone dan on £75,000 - yes it could have been £90,000 but who cares, £75k is amazing.

AMAZING.just bloody amazing. I have been waiting for 2 years fir a game like that and FINALLY we have one. This is the £90k no-deal that was in the spoilers section then?

Still, i would have no-dealt the £90k and the £75k and gone home with whatever was in the box [i couldnt be bothered to read the whole 3 pages

Regards and my best hopes you will join,

-Your now biggest fan by far, Dan123

I would say the best board in the entire world! I haven't seen anybody in another country have the top five amounts with six numbers left.

Wow, what a game.

I make it the odds of keeping the top 4 in play with 4 boxes left, 1 in 7315 although Kirsty's top 3 with 3 boxes is still the in-play record.

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I'm still shaking after watching that. I really am. THAT was the best game EVER - the only games with such legendary contesatnts that rivalled this one were Lance, Rodney and Doug - and none of them gave me the shock to the no-deal at 90k, or the reaction when the £750 went!

It was on that sort of a board when I thought the quarter-mill would get won, not one like laura's with a terrible final offer - it needed a character with just that extra bit of eccentricity to turn down asum which would have given him the 7th highest win ever!

I never thought a 75k win could possibly be a technical anything - but this somehow managed it, and also great to see someone make the right decision on an all-power 5 finish. Don't blame him for dealing the 75k, 15k is a small amount to lose to go for the biggie, but a loss of 40k would actually have been a bit disappointing.

I feel sorry for tomorrow's player, I thought it was impossible to top Jon's game for excitement, but Daniel did that alright!!!

Wow! What a game. That board was absolutely amazing!! Well done Daniel.

For me, it wasnt as good as yesterdays game but was still up there in terms of top games!

sad thing is you almost knew the 250K was gonna be in box 6 when he picked it or that he was gonna deal or gamble and lose on a 250K final two because ultimatly we would all know if it was won again im sure.
So when the 250K went it became exciting if he will win 100K or not.

What an amazing board today! Is that the first time that the biggest four amounts have been kept till the end? Anyway, I was quite surprised that he dealt at £75,000 with a guaranteed £50,000. I didn't think Daniel's game was as exciting as Jon's yesterday, but it was still good.

On another note, did anyone else notice the lady who picked PJ's box in the audience? She was there yesterday as well. Who is she?! Does she work for the company or something? Is she the independant adjudicator?!

.Yer I spotted her I think she and the man at the other end of the phone are both independant adjudicators