Daimon says that's the way it goes, and Noel says the banker has had it good this week.

The banker wants to know what he can say to make Daimon not go to the end, and Daimon says he needs to make an offer. Noel asks Daimon what the offer should be and he says £15,000 + 2 eggs...

The banker says DEAL

Banker's offer:

£15,000

However there is a twist... Daimon has to open 2 eggs at the end, and if he finds the GOOD egg, Daimon will win 1p. He has to find BOTH the BAD eggs in order to keep the £15k...

For closure, I'd have picked egg 2 for my 8-box deal!

Brilliant play from the Banker!!!

So that's a £5k offer, although the actual utility certainty equivalent for a sensible player (i.e. not Daimon) is about £3,500.

If 8 box was a 1/3 chance of 25K I might have dealt.

Oh my god this is amazing trickery!

Average: £7,000.

Offer: £5,000 (1 in 3 chance).

I don't mind a deal or a no deal here.

Noel does a sweep and all of them say NO DEAL

Daimon says NO DEAL

I've forgotten what's left on the board.

There's no way he's dealing...

3 - Thel - £20,000

22 - Eddie - 1p

6 - Michelle - £250

Banker time with £5,000 and £10,000 remaining

That was the most enforcing offer we've ever seen, despite the face value of it being an monstrosity of an AMO!

Daimon says that's a really good offer but he's seeing the game through to the end.

Daimon says NO DEAL

So it's somehow come down to two low reds.

£2,500 on the flip of a coin? I wouldn't, he will. He does.

Seven minutes left.

Good game, this today!

Noel opens Daimon's box 20 and he wins £5,000

And of course £7,500 = deal.

Is there any point of the banker being there?

18 - Woody - £10,000

Double or nothing again here?

Though possibly worth going on for the chance of a gimmick at the end giving him a chance to get some money back.

The comedy at five-box. That's about it.