£5
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£1,000
£3,000
£5,000
£50,000

There goes what Sue had yesterday, £7,500

ONE blue at five box

The banker says the game's about knowing when to deal.

BANKER'S OFFER

£6,321

Sue gets a bit emotional. Her husband says she should take it if she's happy with it and she says it's a good offer.

Sue says

DEAL

Answer @ 49 minutes, we all knew that answer was coming.

Extremely VERY (x unlimtied) cautious deal & player.

Round 6 - proveout

14 - Jemma - £3,000

"NO, we need the £50k" says Stephen.

12 - Elia - £5

Banker time with:

£1,000
£5,000
£50,000

Stephen says it's unbelievable that she now has the perfect board with all reds. The banker reiterates about knowing when to deal at the right time.

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£14,001

Round 7 - proveout

10 - Sarah - £1,000

Banker time with £5,000 and £50,000 remaining...

The banker says "OH DEAR, OH DEAR, OH DEAR". He says Sue's a good person and the money she has will do great things, but he laughs at the thought of £50k being in her box!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£29,501

Stephen opens Sue's box 13 and reveals £50,000

Box 10 with Amy has the £5,000

Stephen says the game was a choker but Sue's been amazing. She says she's happy with the money she's got

£50,000 winner denied

We all know she wasn't going to win it, as the next two offers would have been a deal as well.

She said she's happy, we all know she really wasn't at the time she said that.

Given Sue's target she probably should've dealt at 8 box if she was not prepared to risk a modest uplift at 5 box after the 50k stayed.

The majority of players aren't as nearly as brave as Mark was yesterday, but it's more mundane games like today's that makes the bigger wins feel special and exciting.

Sue's luck was remarkably consistent up until the point she dealt - one big red straight away followed by two blues every round. Sod's law that her luck would've improved straight after her deal, but she got enough for everything she wanted and that's the most important thing

Could have just donated her own hair to her mum within those 26 years. Wee bit cheaper too.

Just hair, innit? What is mind, no matter. What is matter - never mind!