The Banker says that he nearly got to Millie then!

Banker's offer:

£5,000

This is a borderline decision. Take the £100k and she's commited to trying to keep the £35k to 2-box. Take the £35k and I don't think it will be over £10k.

Not quite enough for me to deal here but I think dealing is the right decision for the player here.

Millie goes to her mum, who tells her she has 5 blues left so she has more chance of hitting them, Noel says but that also means there is more chance of a blue in her box. Noel then talks about the regret factor now and which regret would hurt more. Millie goes to Elli who says she would play to the end, but she wants Millie to deal now as she doesn't want her to go home with a blue. Millie gets emotional and says that she doesn't want to go home with a blue. Noel says he is going to give Millie some time now to think about this before asking the question. Millie's mum then tells her to take the money.

Millie says

DEAL

I think they are official 'big' ones - the Queen was wearing 4 of them together at the Remembrance thing this morning! (Unless of course the Queen nicked them from DoND...)

The audience members also seem to be wearing 'standard' small poppies.

Olympia had box 7

Round 5 - Proveout round

22 - £100 Damian

14 - £1,000 Bonita

9 - £50 Kirsty

Banker time

I know that roundabout and have been by it several times in the past. I can confirm that it does indeed have lots of chickens on and around it.

What a disaster, that is amazing says Noel. The Banker says that Millie should have changed her mind.

Banker's offer would've been:

£20,000

Well at least the first offer won't be her peak now.

£20k - blatant lie.

Round 6 - Proveout round

21 - £35,000 Maryanne

10 - £100,000 Glenn

6 - £500 Bill

Banker time with 10p and £10 remaining

Noel says he had a horrible feeling that was going to get a lot worse.

Banker's offer would've been:

£3

Thanks. I'm not giving the DOND production team their dues it seems.

Noel opens Millie's box 19 and reveals 10p

Kat with box 18 contains the £10

That is another amazing game says Noel. Millie says she never imagined her game would be like this.

It's an TBW and probably would have been even with a believable 5-box offer (which probably would have been in the region of £10-£15k).

Right decision for her and again the proveout rounds came in the wrong order.

Oppps

Thanks Greeny

I'd rather have no proveout offers at all (something I still think is a bit of a weakness of Miljoenenjacht) than this.

Again, look how when Noel is seen to offer genuinely neutral advice, the player Deals. Apparently the producers weren't very happy with that; the five-box board was worth £15k.

I'm sorry - but I completely disagree with Noel there.

A rather pointless and annoying mid-round Banker call, a £5k deal many times more predictable than Sunderland beating Chelsea at Stamford Bridge and Sebastian Vettel's F1 glory, an inflated post-deal offer, some rather forced entertainment (Noel wanting Elli to show her legs) - I certainly wouldn't call this game "amazing".

Is there anyone else who feels that Sunday games tend to be of a lower standard than weekday games?

Sunday games certainly seem to be unlucky for the player. It's a day that seems to get more than it's fair share of train wrecks and Banker victories.

Overinflated or not the 5 box offer would have been still the peak of the game so Millie went one round too soon.

Out of interest is that the longest ever run of alternating boxes (blue-red-blue etc)?

Oh god why all the crying??? (and not just Millie, Elli too!). Is it a crime to smile on the show or something?