I’d like to thank Ben for absolutely nailing what would happen in the Spoilers thread. Nice work there, bahd .

Also, congrats to Ann ! I think she’s now the oldest jackpot winner, if I’m not mistaken.

The forum and the show survive to see another day. We can all sleep easy tonight .

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Excellent game; good for her!

Rule #1 of watching anything C4 posts online regarding DOND, assume what they are trying to make you think happen doesn't.

Shame they had to explicitly spoil the QM win but then when C4 put deal on at 1.10pm, they probably don't have any choice (be interesting to see if the ratings spike today).

She probably wouldn't have dealt had she used the button properly anyway (if you are going to turn down £64k with a 50% chance of crashing, you'd probably turn down £40k at 3-box with only a 33.33% chance of crashing).

Not watched any of these in the new series, didn't realise it had restarted until a couple of days ago. Checked the results on here and then saw in the Mirror that the £250k was won yesterday so watched the show on catch up.

Well done And

Not sure about the banker being really kind by allowing the no deal to box 23. For me, that's a given. If the mistake's been made, and the honest answer would've been the other one, it follows that the question's asked again and the right answer is given. If the question's not asked again, even if the player requests that, any result from box 23 is null and void, the way I see it. The only way the player's at any advantage is if they ask for the question again once 23's opened and they know the contents. 'And there's...oh, nothing in 23!' - 'Oh, I, er, I meant to say no deal...' - that kind of thing.

But that can't happen prior to the opening...so the re-doing of the question-asking and answering is a matter of course, I think, and nothing outside what's rightly done.

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An 8th jackpot winner and I missed it, my priorities need adjusting.

It's been a long while since I commented on the shows, but it's good to know they're still going to this day.