Oh, and £10,021 is awful.

If I win millions the whole forum will know!

Well, I did say the odds of £50 being on the table for six consecutive games were over 1 in 113 million...

I wonder if StatsMan was teasing us when he talked about this run yesterday?

Easy worth another round.

Woah, smiley obsession...

Well... taking £10,000 down is perfectly alright so we could probably consider these blues at the point. £20,000's not too bad either.

That is huge says Fran, and Noel asks if that is enough. Fran says she would really like to go to uni, but that costs so much. Fran goes to Debbie for some advice, and she says if this was her board she would play another round and give it a go. The Banker calls and says that Debbie is being very honest, but statistically if Fran plays one she is likely to take out 2 reds and one blue, and the board is not as good as it looks. Alex thinks that Fran is quite lucky and if she did hit reds she would take out 2 low reds, and will get an offer of around £20,000, and he thinks that Fran really wants to play on. Fran is still unsure what to do, and then the Banker calls and asks if Fran wants to remember her 21st as a disaster, or does she want to have 10,000 reasons to celebrate

Fran says

DEAL

Was very worth at least another round. I feel she's gone too early.

My thoughts exactly...

DEAL?! £10,021 is such an appalling offer for that board. At about 20% of the average I'd NEVER take an offer like that.
And the FD is about £19,000.

I'd expect about £26,000 (I wouldn't really deal anything on this board though, unless it's REALLY REALLY generous).

Oh, and since when did the banker stop egging them on, telling them what the next offer would be if they took this and that out?

I wonder if Noel really will wax his hair in Chris's game. Noel's hair is turning into a bit of a mullet again - maybe he should have it cut before Chris plays, to avoid a waxing disaster.

Shame the £50's gone. I also thought StatsMan's post yesterday was a bit of a spoiler and implied it went on for longer - but apparently not!

I didn't properly hear the £10,021 offer when it was first given, and thought it was £21,000 which I thought was a very good offer. £10,021 wasn't so great for the board.

We're back

Round 5 - Proveout round

17 - £10 Stephen

19 - £75,000 Jefferson

Have you do it asks Noel

5 - £1 Newbie Becky

Banker time

Being brave for one more round, then with 1 blue,fours red, then it would have meant going all the way to two box.

Your 5-box would have looked strong at this point says Noel.

Banker's offer would've been:

£21,021

21k I knew it.

With £500 as backup that's a definite NO DEAL for me!

I was one round (and £21) too early.

£21,021 h

Round 6 - Proveout round

6 - £500 Aisha

Have you walked away from a massive sum of money asks Noel

13 - £20,000 Sam

3 - £5,000 Olivia

Banker time with £10,000 and £250,000 remaining

Boy!

You have to admire the banker. He really knows how to get them cheap!