And now it's gone from a very stable board to my classic 2-box game at 8-box. Five figures should be considered carefully here.

The banker says this is less money, but it'd take more courage to decline it.

Banker's offer:

£13,000

£13k - I'm out of here I think. Got to keep top 2 in play to get a significantly bigger offer.

Lucy says Becks could do a lot with £13,000, and the others offer her some advice.

Becks says

NO DEAL


Noel calls a break...

She's going for it - not a terrible decision - hope it works out for her.

Brave no deal with some contrasting advice from the wings. If she can get through the next round with 75k and 100k she'll be up to governor territory, otherwise its sub 10k for sure and a run to the end with boxes 2 and 22...

Back-up gone and now if she finds one of the big 2, I think she'll be forced on to 2-box.

We're back

Round 5

Noel says Becks has ambitions to buy her own home for her and her daughter.

7 - George - £20,000

Becks chooses Annette, the banker rings and says Becks can't do it, and advises against going with Annette.

15 - Annette - £100,000

The banker rings back and says "I told you so" and wishes her good luck with the final box, and guarantees she'll win 1p if this is £75k!

12 - newbie Zoleika - £75,000

Banker time

Ouch. The decision wasn't that bad to deserve to hit the 1 in 56 chance.

Wow talk about predicting boxes! banker says 100k is in annettes box and it is. Shes going to be a penny worrier now and shes just knocked out the top two power five. Now the banker is predicting shes going on the barge...

Becks says

NO DEAL

Round 6

Noel reminds us Becks said £2,500 was a lot of money at the first offer.

21 - Leroy - 1p

22 - Francesca - £750

20 - Emma - £3,000

Banker time with £100 and £5,000 remaining...

Silence in the audience. Almost identical ending to yesterday!

Another orange/blue finish then.

The banker says it's a coinflip decision again, and it's a difficult offer to make here.

Banker's offer:

£1,900

Another one chases the money and loses. Three players who've chased the money in the six since Suzanne, with only one winning more as a result: wonder if any of them would have played differently last week.

Harsh round. Only skimming but £17k would have been enough for me on a non-£250k board I think. Unless future rounds are perfect hard to imagine the offer going up a significant amount and a crash is certainly possible.

George says it's an awful lot of money for Becks to turn down.

Becks says

NO DEAL