Yep, really unlucky game today, with no takeable offers by most people's standards. Strangely, the only one I *may* have contemplated was the £1,616 actually, which was a reasonable consolation prize after the bad luck he had. As often happens with this game, though, the bad luck continued 'til the end, and unfortunately a shocking 10p win. And from the player who replaced Kulwant in the wings, who won £10.

Only Valerie has swapped away the 10p box for £10,000, all its 5 winners have kept their original box, and curiously 3 players have decided to deal for comedically low amounts, of £20 (Geordie), 52p (Irene), and 2p (Igor) with it.

Though, arguably, £250 has been the worst value to have - on average it has given away little over £7,300 in each of its 24 appearances. £100 is seeking to steal its crown, though, with 6 trainwreck wins in the last 6 appearances on the table. Thankfully, players are getting the hang of selling the 1p box now, though!

Poor Lee, wanted him to do really well.
He deserved far more than 10p

Must admit I had my head in my hands when Lee decided to try & second-guess the boxes at the end!

Very impressed that he was so philosophical in defeat.

It was such a shame Lee didn't do better in his game - I really liked him on the wings - his occasional banter with Jean was funny as well. I really liked him in his game too, and it was nice to see that he valued the lower sums of money. Still, he took the low win well, despite being obviously very nervous at the start. I wonder if they took a break in filming his game as he seemed to go from being very nervous to suddenly being ok. Well done Lee for not seeming to be too affected by the 10p win.