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Last box before the banker...

Noel talks about box 15 being the key to the game now, as it was Joan's original box...

15 - £10

Banker time

That's the 4th time £10 has been carried to the table in box 15!

Either the third good swap on the spin or a near-irrelevant one! The lowest three of each Power 5 remain, how peculiar... I'd probably look for £15,000 to be sure of leaving this board.

We now have a very interesting situation says Noel...

Banker offers

£10,000

Well the swap was worth it so far!

Stats after Round 4
Offer: £10,000
Mean: £20,631.33
Offer (%): 48.47%
Fair Deal: £9,107.27
Volatility: 0.83
Redometer: -8 (↑7)

Board
1p
10p
50p
£50
£5,000
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000

Hmm, so now the chance of her having less than £10 in box 10 is 37.5%. Pretty interesting that but she may still have carried 1p, 10p or 50p into her game which would be very disappointing.

And, £10,000 would have got me out in Smiler Dave's game at this stage but with the £35,000 there as well I don't think it would get me out here.

Joan asks for a sweep... It's NO DEAL from everyone except Bernie... Bernie then gives his reasons, and Noel does his chicken impression!!!!

Joan says

NO DEAL

Wouldn't take £10,000 here with the three, no. Granted, it might not take a huge amount more - £12,500 would have been a problem, £15,000 a Deal...

Knew it. WakeyNoel is back. And no, it doesn't make the show better. Unless you're in the gambling industry, in which case you're getting free publicity.

Next round

Joan picks "Edie" next, meaning Ed, and Noel says that name will stick now!!!

12 - £5,000

14 - 1p

18 - 10p

Banker time

Good board, except he'll have to offer lower than the third highest. I'd probably look for about £27,500.

Noel asks Joan what she is thinking, and Joan asks if there is another box Noel talks about the 3 power 5 values nestling together on the board...


Banker offers

£25,000

What a very nice round with a very nice board!

Stats after Round 5
Offer: £25,000
Mean: £32,010.10
Offer (%): 78.10%
Fair Deal: £19,172.78
Volatility: 0.88
Redometer: 10 (↑18)

Board
50p
£50
£35,000
£50,000
£75,000

I'd deal now... and no doubt be called a CHICKEN by Noel.

Wouldn't have expected that!!

I think I'd go on but with the 10% chance of disaster I'm not convinced. The game comes down to the 30% chance of hitting both blues; round 6 is usually about keeping specific reds and what else goes is almost irrelevant, this is practically a reversal of that.

It was a joke laugh a bit!


£25,000 is a very nice offer but I think I'd probably might go on.

Joan turns to the audience and asks what they would do... About 14/15 stand to say they would deal... Joan's daughter then joins her at the pound table, and she tells Noel that she doesn't want to see mum go home with tears... Joan says there was a message given to her on a page, and she totally baffles Noel...


Joan says

DEAL

Yes of course, chickens are funny. And I'd laugh in Noel's face when I destroyed my board after dealing.

While it's a 60% chance she's swapped a tenner for a Power 5 amount, there's also a 60% chance she's going to be left with an all-or-peanuts finish and I cannot see the offer going up even on £50/£75k... an entirely justifiable decision, though the reverse was too.

Proveout round

20 - £50 Noel has a go at the audience for clapping that box...

17 - 50p

Are you now going to complete what would have been a perfect round asks Noel....

8 - £75,000

Banker time with £35,000 and £50,000 remaining