Well thats his smile money down the swannee and they ain't smiling anymore except the banker! Could still be in the 10p club too.

That was one of the biggest 6-box squash-downs ever!

Once again, there's another blues vs low reds finale. It seems that most games in the last few weeks have either had the £250k in play near the end, or just blues and low reds!

The Banker says there was less than a 2% chance of that happening.

Banker's offer:

£500

Dom says he never thought he would be in this situation.

Dom says

NO DEAL

Round 6

9 - £3,000 Sam

This has just been relentless says Noel.

2 - 10p Zoleika

8 - 50p Poppy

Banker time with £5 and £1,000 remaining

Well obviously the gamble is coming as its not worth a deal around 400quid. So much for Mr Average!

The Banker thinks he can now get into Dom's head

Banker's offer:

£465

Dom says that he came here with a way to play the game, and that was based on the Banker's offers, but you do need luck in this game and he hasn't had it.

Dom says

DEAL

Noel opens Dom's box 3 and reveals £1,000

Box 15 with Tony contains the £5

Noel tells Dom that when he has bad luck he really has bad luck.

Erm was it not a fiver?

That was a horrible ending to a rotten game, this month has been like a yo-yo to say the least

It appears that after Rob and Kerry-Anne's games, we've gone right back to the blue/orange 2 box theme we had post Suzanne. Dom was incredibly unfortunate, and came off as a really cool character.

Nothing you can do about a train wreck like that though short of dealing at the first offer, which looking back on it is hard to believe was £11,000!

That £11,000 was very generous considering he took out £75k and £35k. I never expected it to be five figures.

It was

Oops... Corrected now

Thanks

Oh dear. Not much to say about that game, except that Dom dealt with the relentless misfortune brilliantly.

Also, Stuart Baggs gave Dara O'Briain some of those Isle of Mann sweet things on the Apprentice: You're Fired last year!

So we follow the biggest no-deal ever with a deal for a blue amount and a OPL to boot.

Not been a good week results wise so far for the players.

Yes, yesterday was the 'highest' OPL I believe, and today's among the lowest from a deal (albeit a distance from Igor's 2p, Debbie's 13p, Dave's 15p and Rachel's 17p, to name but a few...). Just plain unlucky, not much more I can add.

Well, i was looking forward to seeing how the Banker would play Dom given his talent for reading for the board but in the end the board did all the work for him. It was a shame really but there's nothing you can do against luck that relentlessly bad.

I do sort of admire Dom for sticking to his original plan and taking the offer that was over 75% of the average, shame it didn't pan out.

When your biggest decision is at 17-box, you've not had a good game.

Nothing more needs saying.