Well as I've said before, with just one blue in play and four reds, worth going on. Just have to be brave.

Andy says he'd normally advise to go on here, but he knows that this is what Hannah really wants. Hannah talks about a figure that popped into her head, and she writes it in the book. The others give Hannah some advice about what Hannah would feel worse about, and the banker phones. He says it's all on the £75,000 now, and the offer won't be higher than £15,000 if she takes it out.

Hannah says

DEAL

Round 6 (proveout)

Noel says he thoughts Hannah was going to say no deal, and she was on a fine line between ambition and greed.

18 - Mia - £5,000

Noel asks why people are clapping.

8 - Rina - £75,000

22 - IJ - £35,000

Banker time with £1 and £3,000 remaining

Hannah's box 2 contains £1

Box 1 with Jenna contains £3,000

An all blue round followed by a deal and then the nightmare round, now there's an OPW

Today's game proves that although the banker often makes guarantees with low probabilties and normally the player shouldn't be swayed by them, today was a gamble that was calculated (my feelings about 2-box boards at 8-box are well known0 and paid off with the 1/14 chance of getting an offer that was certainly generous and with the banker stating that the £35k/orange offer wasn't going to be that generous, it was a sensible deal (the EV of the 2-box offer was only about £1k more than what she took) and then to hit the 1/10 perfect round was even better.

We never got to find out what the figure Hannah wrote in the book but I'm presuming it was more than £15k so probably was irrelevant to the end of the show.

Very enjoyable game, bubbly emotional contestant, a roller coaster board, and the perfect deal both for the player and the board. Just what we needed after the dissapointments of the past couple of days