Round 5 - continued

15 - Chris - £5,000

Banker time.

He says this money is Micronesia money.

BANKER'S OFFER

£9,100

Tracie gets emotional, she says this is definitely one last holiday. Dave says Tracie should really consider the offer. He says money/holiday is good, happiness is great and she should go for it.

Tracie says:

NO DEAL

Round 6

20 - Meg - £75,000

Richard points out £7,500 is still there.

14 - Alana - £7,500

Banker time.

Answer @ 48 minutes.

She's going to regret that answer...

It was so very 100% predictable wasn't it? Indeed it was (due to time of answer)...

Tracie says she's had an amazing time, and money can't buy this experience. She said she'd quite like the 1p!

The Banker says he admires her bravery. He says it's always this round which lets the player down.

BANKER'S OFFER

£80

She tells him to ring back to offer £88 and he does!

New offer:

BANKER'S OFFER

£88

Tracie says:

DEAL

Round 7 - proveout

22 - Jay - 1p

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£111

Stephen opens box 17 to reveal £250

7 - Jackie - £1

Unlucky but at least she seemed to have a good time and broke the ITV Banker with a negotiation over the offer

A rare below the mean 2-box offer for a change.

Oh dear, another low win. But at least Tracie managed to extract some humour out of it with her £88 deal. Funnily enough that's the first time the banker has offered above the mean at 3-box rather than 2-box.

I was saying yesterday about Alicia’s deal and now we even broke that today. Tracie went away with the minimum of her game for just a round figure of £88.

Yet again one deal to far that forced the player into a situation and still lost at the end.

Liked Tracie’s humour and her acceptance of what became of her game unlike the previous two players.

Congratulations Travpcie I hope two curvy 8’s get you something nice