I'd go on...

Nat says she can't believe the offer after a round like that. She gets some advice from her boyfriend, and then speaks to Jay, who says there's still some big money on the board.

Nat says

NO DEAL

Round 5

Noel says it looks like Nat may have regretted saying that.

6 - Debbie - £250

17 - Fred - £10,000

13 - newbie Marilyn - £50,000

Banker time

Ouch. One-box game in terms of the mega money now.

Again, dealing at £15k the second time might not have been a really bad move...

Nat says that money could do so much for her, and she says she'd be devastated if she went on and took out the big one. Debbie says if there's a chance that Nat could be devastated then she really needs to think about the offer.

Nat says

DEAL

Predictable deal TBH.

She was struggling there, and there's less than 10 minutes left...

Hmm, I'm not sure what to make of that deal

Round 6 (proveout)

Noel says Nat dealt the lowest offer of her game.

20 - Ashley - £75,000

Noel says that's sweet!

21 - Toyin - £500

22 - Jay - £10

Banker time with £3,000 and £15,000 remaining

The banker's cancelled his social networking account as he found his ex-wives on there, and they wrote on his wall!

Banker's offer would've been:

£8,750

Nat has £15,000 in her box 8.

Box 10 with Brian contains the £3,000

Nat says she's had a lovely time and met some lovely people on the show.

Got beaten at the last minute...another TBW in a week

And what do you want to know?

If she had indeed dealt at £15k the second time, it would have been a draw...

An unpredictable game indeed - a show that twists, turns, and tumbles with the control and flair of a second-rate gymnast. And we love it and hate it all at once. Or at least I do.

Anyway, here we go with what I believe to be the first player to have met their significant other on Facebook, though far from the first to have met their significant other online. Cracking start, good Banker comedy, good Banker offer.

£35,000 is an overdue reality check, and 10p right after means this is still a great board. Fifteen grand, not a surprising second offer.

Third round pretty much follows the script; one big hit, one orange, one blue. Offer will be in the teens again, presumably - yup, and a stick to boot. RMF1254 points out it's level with the fifth-highest amount on the board, and that's as good a reason as any to play on.

There goes the jackpot, and in box 4 to boot, meaning we are entirely grateful for the spate of bannings a couple of years back. The offer only goes down three grand despite the Rock also going, and that's possibly the Banker thinking either she'll be surprised and Deal, or that she'll be chasing and needs to be stopped. She's surprised... but keeps chasing! I might have gone there, there's red backups but it's a two-box game. "Noel says it looks like Nat may have regretted saying that." Oh, hello, you've worked out regret can go both ways after five years. *slow handclap*

£50,000 going at the end of the round, and Nat has now realised that she probably let Jay talk her into that one; she Deals, quite clearly one round too late. But thankfully, not one round too early. Oh there's £15k in the box, so the spin can still go that way.

A frustrating game, but when £10,000 is the second-lowest win in the last eight games, you know that things are going pretty well.

Nat (Box 8 ) Game summary and outcome

Boxes left: 17
Offer: £11,750
Fair offer: £14,408
Mean: £33,165
Median: £5,000
Absolute Balance: 22
Significant Balance: 11/17, 4
Volatility 0.80
Player: NO DEAL

Boxes left: 14
Offer: £15,000
Fair offer: £15,561
Mean: £37,054
Median: £4,000
Absolute Balance: 16
Significant Balance: 5/7, 4
Volatility 0.93
Player: NO DEAL

Boxes left: 11
Offer: £15,000
Fair offer: £15,252
Mean: £37,614
Median: £3,000
Absolute Balance: 11
Significant Balance: 8/11, 3
Volatility 1.53
Player: NO DEAL

Boxes left: 8
Offer: £12,000
Fair offer: £8,018
Mean: £17,970
Median: £1,750
Absolute Balance: -3
Significant Balance: 1/2, 1
Volatility 1.09
Player: NO DEAL

Boxes left: 5
Offer: £10,000(53%)
Fair offer: £9,087 (48%)
Mean: £18,702
Median: £3,000
Absolute Balance: 8
Significant Balance: 3/5, 2
Volatility 4,05
Player: DEAL

Boxes left: £3,000/£15,000
Offer: £8,750
Fair offer: £7,854
Mean: £9,000
Median: £9,000
Absolute Balance: 7
Significant Balance: 1/2, 1
Volatility 5

Box 8 had £15,000

Result and scoring
Box Contents: £15,000
Highest offer: £15,000
Player winnings: £10,000
Result: Outright Banker Win (OBW).. would have been an OPL if it wasnt for the last proveout offer!

LOL!

Frrom the opening rounds that looked like it could be a big money game but it kind of averaged out in the end, not big money but not a train wreck either. Nat was delightfully bubbly with a great sense of humour and very easy on the eye, going to miss her smiling face on the wings

One of those no-lose games where the offer range and box contents were in a fairly close range of moderate amounts.

Liked Nat's BF's comments at 11-box that the chances of taking the top 3 out were less than winning the lottery, which Noel laughed at but if he meant winning any prize on the lottery was true (1 in 165 against 1 in 57ish).

Noel's comment after she'd dealt at £10k that it was the lowest amount in the game up to then was rather irrelevant when her range of offers at that points had been £10k-£15k - no need for a guilt trip when it was impossible not to get a nice but not spectacular win out of the game.