Debbie | 17 June, 1700

**Joined:** Sat Jan 28, 2006 8:00 pm **Warnings:** 0

Nobody's doing this?

Anyway. Opening round was four blues and £15,000; opening offer of £9,000 was rejected.

£50,000 and £100,000 have followed before Noel called the opening break.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:18 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Round 1

12 - Amy - £750

2 - Ryan - £50

17 - Frank - £500

10 - Pennie - £15,000

11 - Alan - £10

Offer £9,000
NO DEAL

Round 2

16 - Vic - £50,000

7 - Lee - £100,000

13 - Wayne - £35,000

Offer £3,100
NO DEAL

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:20 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Round 3

8 - Sally - £20,000

3 - Yvonne - £3,000

6 - Eileen - £100

Offer £12,000
NO DEAL

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:24 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Round 4

18 - Sue - £75,000

14 - Roy (newbie) - £1,000

4 - Linda - after the break

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:25 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

I'm worried by the presence of all values lower than £5 still on the board.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:27 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

Phew, this game is a bit too fast for me today! A quick catchup on the stats...

17 boxes left

Average: £32,315
Offer: £9,000
Offer (%): 27.85

Risk of collapse by the 2 box round: 33%

14 boxes left

Average: £26,025
Offer: £3,100
Offer (%): 11.91

Highest offer: £9,000
Highest offer (%): 27.85

Highest future average predicted: £33,157 (8 boxes)
Risk of collapse by the 2 box round: 49%

11 boxes left

Average: £31,023.33
Offer: £12,000
Offer (%): 38.68

Highest offer: £12,000
Highest offer (%): 38.68

Highest future average predicted: £40,750 (8 boxes)
Risk of collapse by the 2 box round: 51%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:31 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

4 - Linda - £5,000

Offer £7,500

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:32 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

What a board, a median of £3! It looks disasterous, hope she can save it...

8 boxes left

Average: £32,532
Offer: £7,500
Offer (%): 23.05

Highest offer: £12,000
Highest offer (%): 38.68

Highest future average predicted: £50,050 (5 boxes)
Risk of collapse by the 2 box round: 54%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:33 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

NO DEAL

Round 5

19 - Bianca - £10,000

9 - Ashok - 10p

20 - Melanie - £1

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:36 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Offer £15,000
DEAL

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:37 pm **Author:** crazyeddie **Post subject:**

I can't even imagine what the offer will be here, what a crazy board.

£15,000, less generous than the £12,000 offer...

5 boxes left

Average: £50,051
Offer: £15,000
Offer (%): 29.97

Highest offer: £15,000
Highest offer (%): 38.68

Highest future average predicted: £126.38 (2 boxes, below current)
Risk of collapse by the 2 box round: 60%

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:39 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Prove-out round

21 - Mark - £5

15 - Paul - £250

5 - Pierre - 50p

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:41 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Offer would have been

£60,000

That's realistic.

Her box 22 has £250,000

Shirley's box 1 has 1p

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:42 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

Box 22 is the first box ever to bring the £250,000 twice to the table.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:44 pm **Author:** rico7 **Post subject:**

In a one box game it's not easy to go all the way and not always sensible, so congrats on £15,000 Debbie!

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:45 pm **Author:** wakey1512 **Post subject:**

Greeny, i laugh in your face. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! I WAS RIGHT! RED!

Ahem.

I wish there were more people like Morris and Kirsty. I really do. I would have gone on, because i knew that yesturday evenings game had a blue so i would know that my box would have had a red.

Ack.

**Joined:** Thu Feb 23, 2006 10:36 pm **Warnings:** 0

Ooh, sorry, didn't notice this thread! Feel free to delete mine, mods.

What a game!!! Given that she had the £250k, she couldn't really have been any more unlucky, taking out every other big value near the start and then leaving the 1p to the end! I was quite surprised by the £60k offer - I thought he'd have made it much higher, given that it was the proveout, but that sounded pretty genuine to me.

I'd have done the same as Debbie...to be honest, I might have taken the third offer of £12,000.

She didn't really do anything wrong......just very, very unlucky. How annoying that the one who goes for it in that situation (Trevor) has the 1p, and the one who doesn't has £250k! Bah.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:49 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

You really don't have a clue how this game works. The boxes are allocated at random, something that escapes your incredibly dumb brain.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:54 pm **Author:** wakey1512 **Post subject:**

If you say so greeny :-D

If my theory is wrong, then how come it has worked 6 games running and many before that? Oh yeah, its RIGHT.

I really will laugh myself silly if tonights box is blue. Double slap to you, Greeny if it is. Like i said, it might be red - didnt say it couldnt happen, but its LESS likely to happen if its been red before.

**Posted:** Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:56 pm **Author:** greeny **Post subject:**

How come there were 2 blues running on Wednesday and 2 blues between Carlton's and Daz's game? And a whole week of blues way back in November?

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