Stacey says that's a lot of money. Stacey asks for some advice, and Victoria tells her to go with her gut and go for it if she feels lucky. Graham says the odds are in Stacey's favour. The banker rings back and says he feels Stacey shouldn't go on! Stacey says she doesn't really have a target. Seema says it's a very good board to go on.

The banker rings again and says Stacey advises people over money, so he advises her that it's likely her next 3 boxes will all be red.

Stacey says

DEAL

That has got to be a big mistake. There was always one more round in it.

Noel says he likes how the banker personalised all that.

Noel calls a break...

Not the best time to deal but let's see

Round 5 - proveout

12 - Karen - £250,000

9 - newbie Deb - £750

1 - Jie - £1

Banker time

Well, so far I may have been proven wrong

The banker says he's got a knot in his stomach again!

Banker's offer would've been:

£18,000

Round 6 - proveout

21 - Roman - £1,000

13 - John - £20,000

22 - Graham - £10,000

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

Stacey said her dad kept telling her that she'd have £100,000.

Banker's offer would've been:

£35,000

Oh dear, turns out it was!

OH DEAR... OH DEAR... OH DEAR...

Should have been brave for one more round and then it would have meant going all the way to the end with a 5 red box.

Her mum probably made her deal. Shouldn't have brought her down.

Stacey has £100,000 in her box 4.

Box 20 with Seema contains the £5,000

Noel talks about how Stacey's dad was right!

Just a massive shame her dad wasn't there.

And Stacey's Dad was right!

If he had been in the audience today, perhaps Stacey would've won it...

Oops! But 22k is still a very good sum of money, and I can see why Stacey took it.

Also, second time this month an absent friend/relative has correctly predicted the contents of a player's box (the first being Emma).

That £22k offer was one of the easiest no deals ever! (FACT)

Definitely worth consideration though; only the two big ones were higher. Loose both, and you won't get a higher offer.

Not a gimme No Deal at all, and the £18k would have been very much worth taking afterwards so going on may have made things worse unless she chased the £22k with the security of an all-red board.

Chalk one up for superstition in the end...

I thought the Banker said the offer would go down if Stacey took out even one of the top two, so a 64.3% chance of a lower offer (and possibly being forced to the end) - one of the easiest no deals ever? Really?