Noel says he found it extraordinary that the banker raised the offer.

Noel calls a break.

Turned on, heard Noel refer to an eight-box Deal in exactly the same way he used to refer to 11-box Deals, turned off again. Relying on the commentary now!

Worth at least another round. I feel a mistake coming on.

She seems very genuine and it would be shocking to see her reaction if she managed to hang on to the 250k now Okay maybe the 14k I said earlier was a bit much with the 1p in play. 10k is a lot of money to anyone and that was a shrewd barter she did.

We're back

Round 5 - proveout

9 - Derrick - £10,000

18 - Karl - £250,000

20 - Andy - £1

Banker time

Round 6 - proveout

15 - Matty - £100

8 - Jenna - £250

16 - Zowie - £500

Banker time with 1p and £15,000 remaining...

How did I guess it would be a 1p/£15k finish with all this time left?

The banker says Tracey pulled the wool over his eyes, and he's feeling bruised, and he's looking for revenge.

Banker's offer would've been:

£4,000

After Noel pre-emptively suggested the decision was "incredibly stupid", £250k simply had to go to prevent Noel going nuts...

Tracey has £15,000 in her box 11.

There's still ten minutes left...

Knew there'd be a call.

And how long is left?!?

This is why we need straddling games.

Double or nothing.

I've switched off...

Box 17 with Sherilyn contains the 1p

Tracey talks about what the money will do for them, including being able to renew their wedding vows.

The banker phones back and wonders if Tracey would like the chance of winning £20,000. He says he's thought of his revenge. Under the table, are 2 small orange boxes. Inside 1 box, it says "DOUBLE" and the other says "NOTHING". If Tracey chose the box with DOUBLE, she'd win £20,000. But if she picked NOTHING then she'd win nothing!

Banker's offer:

DOUBLE OR NOTHING

stupid! shes not going to go home with £0 is she.

And it's turned into the Double Or Nothing but smaller and cuter.

Kinda expected.

OH WHAT THE HELL Double Or Double Or Nothing!?

...and they throw something out of the Australian version to fill the time. Any game that isn't naturally 65 minutes is going to be filled with an obnoxious gambling twist now, isn't it?

There's no way in the world she can take this gamble without being railroaded into it, or she wouldn't have taken one-third of the mean earlier against an earlier expressed desire to chase the jackpot, would she?

If it was double or half she might gamble, but come on!