Round 4

13 - £5,000 Glenn

14 - £100 Millie

Noel calls another break...

A blue here and it would give her an idea of what Box 12 will have

WHile there's a break;



FD?

Yes, a 62.5% chance of a red and 37.5% of a blue.

FD = Fair Deal:
The Fair deal provides an interesting insight into how good the offer is. It is measured by taking the average of the square root of every amount left on the board which is then squared, on a full board the fair deal is £9,215.40.

It was devised on another site that did DOND commentaries before this site started.

We're back
Last box before the Banker

15 - £5 Hitch

Banker time

£12,345 here?

We are on a roll now says Pat. The Banker says the only way that Pat will get £30,000 is to go to her final 2 boxes and that is a big risk.

Banker's offer:

£12,435

Pat's husband says there is room for another round.

Pat says

NO DEAL

2-box game at 8-box and I'm out of here at £12k.

Not a chance Pat will be.

You got that spot on!

Nearly, forget the motif with the 4 and 3 being swapped earlier.

Round 5

16 - 50p Elli

17 - £3,000 Wayne

18 - £1,000 Mary

Banker time

Gotta be £24,356 I reckon.

Offer should be around £20k now...

You could get addicted to this says Pat. Noel asks if he could do a little health check, as the problem with a system like this is you can easily get swept along and play to the end without a lot of thought. The Banker respects the fact that Pat declined the last offer.

Banker's offer:

£20,000

I would be considering towards £30k here

Pat quickly asks for the question.

Pat says

DEAL

What a rubbish offer! The Banker is shooting himself in the foot with that one

5-box deal at £20k. Dave Show 57 would be proud. Let's hope she gets the OPW too.