Five random people out of the audience can now become today’s newbie. Four people were selected at random before the show began. What happens is a random value up to £100,000 rounded to the nearest thousand is drawn. This is then split into four unequal sections and hidden inside one of five boxes, the other being “NEWBIE” which, whoever selects it, is the newbie on the show!

The value drawn on the board is… £78,000! That has been split into four of these five black boxes which these players must now try and select the NEWBIE from.

Jean selects Box 1 – £11,518! Jean doesn’t get to become a contestant, but she leaves with £11,518

Jordenne selects Box 2 – £34,867! Jordenne doesn’t make the spot but she gets a very chunky £34,867

Allen selects Box 3 – £5,765! Disappointed to make the spot, Allen is told to enjoy the cash!

Alice selects Box 4 – NEWBIE! Alice will be joining the wings today! That means Eric here will not be making the final spot, but taking home an instant…

Eric selects Box 5 – £25,851! A very nice cash sum! Alice joins in the wings behind Box 1, and today’s player is… ROY!

Age: 47
Location: Teesside
Profile: Married with three children who are all in University. “I want to help them through their studies.”

Tonight, the Joker replaces the £75,000 and Roy is now about to select a Joker Selection Box...

Roy chooses Allen who won £5,765 earlier to pick a Joker box! £75,000 is replaced with Joker Selection Box 4…

Joker Selection Box 4: DOUBLE DEAL!! When Roy opens the joker box, all values remaining will be doubled, but if he goes all the way and opens his box and has the joker in it, he wins nothing.

Here's the board:

ROUND 1:

Let's begin the game!

16 – MK - £5 is a good start
17 – Malakai - £7,500 is fine...
2 – Kenny - £5,000!
4 – Dale - £20,000!
23 – Eliott - £10,000!! Very good opening round

Banker's offer:

£22,000 is the Banker's First offer, but Roy decides to NO DEAL!

ROUND 2!

15 – Rita - £1,000,000!! But £1,000,000 can still be tonight's jackpot if we can hit the Double Deal...
11 – Shelley - £50,000
22 – Ethel - £30,000
14 – Roger - £1,000

That wasn't a really good round there, what does the banker make of it?

Banker's offer:

£16,000 and Roy still wishes to say NO DEAL with that Double Deal still to be activated.

ROUND 3:

20 – Kathy - £200
1 – Alice - £500 gets us onto a good blue run...
24 – Dwayne - £2,500! Can we complete an all-blue round? We need one...

9 – Ainsley – £40,000 stops the all-blue round, and how we have an interesting situation...

Banker's offer:

£35,000

Roy says that this is a good offer, and Ethel tells him its good money, but Roy is saying NO DEAL.

ROUND 4:

7 – Bob - £500,000! Gah
8 – Al – £300
3 – Dottie - £25! Okay, Roy can still grab £500,000 if he plays this right...

Banker's offer:

£37,000

Everyone has a discussion, in the audience too. A lot of variation in what people think - MK saying No Deal and Ethel saying Deal relatively strongly. Roy says because of the joker's effect, the decision is NO DEAL.

ROUND 5:

5 – Colleen – £250,000! Again…
13 – Rosaline – JOKER!!! Eliott runs around going crazy shouting, “THIS IS SPARTAAA!” Here's the new board:

19 – Kerenza - £200!! Great recovery...

... What sort of offer will we get here?

Banker's offer:

£39,000

With the £200,000 and £300,000 on the board, Colleen says, and keeping just one will guarantee an excellent offer after the next three, but he mustn’t lose both or he’s in a “right 2 and 8!” Roy looks at the table: “What I’m going to have to do here… is to say DEAL!”

Roy now has £39,000 but with two huge amounts on the board... did he have one? Let's find out...

PROVEOUT ROUND 1:

6 – Cassandra - £100 nope...
10 – Tyrone - £300,000!! There's one... where's the other?
21 – Flossie - £2!! It isn't there...

Banker's offer:

The banker says that if Roy gives back £39,000 Roy can then open the box on the table. Colleen says he is giving him the opportunity of a lifetime. MK says it’s like offering £39,000 on that board if he hadn’t dealt earlier in the game. Roy said that was a good point, and he would probably go for it… the probably is now what he has to decide over… Roy will GIVE BACK the £39,000 and enter live play again!!

So now it's time to see the truth... are we about to see £20 or a massive £200,000? The banker says that Roy can also now swap the boxes remaining. Roy decides not to swap, and open the box on the table.

12 – Roy – £200,000! The box is chucked up and everyone runs around under a confetti shower! Derek the floor manager comes up and reveals the contents of Louise’s Box 18, which is…

18 – Louise - £20!

Derek closes off the show with everyone else celebrating.