The studio is turning into a slaughterhouse. Even the last offer is looking good with that board. We aren't going to get a repeat of Rons game. Not on your nelly.

What are you feeling at this moment asks Noel, and Toby says not a lot of happiness, but you just have to play the game. Noel talks about Ron's game and how he had a similar game but came away with a nice sum of money. The Banker says that his job is to minimise his risks, sometimes he uses maths, and others he decides on the player in the chair and how much of a gambler they are, he weighs up these to decide how cheaply he can buy the box.

Banker's offer:

£250

The decisions are getting easier says Toby.

Toby says

NO DEAL

Noel calls another break....

The banker is just chilling out and having a little fun with a realistic maximum win of £3k but more likely pocket change. Toby isn't going on the barge for sure but hes got the guts to win a banker power5. Bet he can't get the £8k offer out of his head but it must be very difficult to fall on your sword when you've just seen a £250k winner just a few hours earlier or someone like Ron win a similarly risky board.

We're back

Toby talks about the fantastic time he has had on the show and how everyone has been really supportive. The Banker calls and says that was a great speech, and it is great how Toby has met so many lovely people, but he only wants to keep in contact with a couple of them

Round 5

14 - £10,000 Carole

There are big groans for that one. That is amazing says Noel, you have been hitting the top amount remaining in the last few rounds in the very first box of the rounds.

19 - £10 Stacey

7 - £250 Yvonne

Banker time

You couldn't even keep the highest blue says Noel. The Banker reckons that Toby will keep in contact with Becks and Dom and the rest are history!

Banker's offer:

£600

Ouch. Touche to him for calling out Noel for rubbing salt in the wound. He may as well play on for the quid now. Why doesn't he take the £600 and buy lottery tickets with it!

Toby says

NO DEAL

The £600 is actually quite a good offer considering the situation. Imagine if you multiplied all remaining values by 10, and it'd be a £6k offer on a 3 blues, £10k & £30k final five.

But I'd no deal the £600 and deal the £6,000!

Round 6

20 - £1,000 Emma

16 - £1 George

2 - 10p Newbie Jonny

Banker time with 50p and £3,000 remaining

Newbie Jonny is a 27-year-old father, according to the official site. I thought he was only about 21!

Still think he will no deal and the final offer will be similar.

Take the money man! He really wants to go home with 50p doesnt he.

Toby asks if the Banker will call back so he can speak to him as his wife asked him to tell her what he sounds like. The Banker calls back and says that as it is for his wife he will talk to Toby. Toby has a chat with the Banker, and says he will describe the Banker as charming and slightly croaky.

Toby says

DEAL

Noel opens Toby's box 3 and reveals £3,000

Box 22 with Matt contains the 50p

That was relentless bad luck says Noel. Toby says that he couldn't have gone home with a blue.

An average OBW, but he managed to keep smiling which is a good thing and seems he enjoyed the experience. Rewind to the first offer of £8k. Will we ever get someone to deal on the first offer? Would they air the show and how could they pad for for so long when we had almost 25 minutes of padding after we were left with £15k being the highest amount.

A horrible early crash, followed by a deal that went all wrong as well...what else can you say?