£4,000 offer?

Well now it'll definitely be more than £1,750...

Noel says the biggest offer Ade has had is £3,001. Noel says this offer is clever.

Banker's offer:

£3,000

Equal chances of having a blue or a red... I'd No Deal though.

It sure is clever when it's up there on the board...

Ade says that's a lot of money and he thinks about what he could do with the money. Ade asks the wings what they'd do, and they all say no deal.

Ade says

NO DEAL

If you're looking at the 2-box offer the EV is about £4k here. The EV of the 3-box offer is about the same. Worth 1 more as I'm happy with 25% of disaster.

Round 6 - part 2

19 - Carol - £3,000

Banker time

Uh oh... A stick likely...

The entire West Wing thinks he should go on... and he does...

...but it's absolutely all or peanuts now...

EV is still about £4k.

Noel says that's ironic as Ade just declined £3,000.

Banker's offer:

£4,000

I'd be wanting to know what the offer would be for another blue. If it's going to be £6k it's not worth the risk but close to £8k and it might be.

He's actually gone up?!

Instant deal for me.

It'll be double if he avoids the £20k...

Still a huge risk though.

Banker being helpful. Assuming he's going to deal at 2-box, then it's even money gamble with the odds 2 to 1 in your favour and in a low money game, I'd go for it.

Noel says Ade could still win 1p, and Ade says that's a fantastic offer. Noel says the last few boxes have been like a horse hitting the jumps but the jockey staying on! The banker phones and says he likes that analogy, and he says if the final box is not the £20,000, the offer will be £8,000.

Ade asks Vicki who says £4,000 is a lot of money but there's a big temptation to go on just 1 more box.

Ade says

DEAL

Good decision regardless IMHO.

Fair enough given his financial situation.

Round 6 - part 3 - proveout

14 - Amy - 1p

Huge groans from everyone for that box!

Banker time with £5 and £20,000 remaining...