DOND

gotta deal at that

I would have, she obviously was fearless and wanted to be the jackpot winner

In all probability her personal finances were pretty sound.

69 k was a cracking offer .........this old "i know that the jackpot is in this box twaddle " costly !

Offer was £59K+  (£59780/£59870), not £69k.

yeah hayden obviously not in a great need of near 70k

ah right but id a dealt at that ^

Yeah, still a value play.  EV £52500.

So would i Foyles

Yeah 59k sorry, mistyped, still good offer

hayden hope ya   backed gordons  2nd and 3rd strings in the nov chase sunday ?

In the old DOND that offer would have been 40k, always would have placed the value on the other side just like a typical cash out offer

Yes mate certainly did   

Agree duffy , that £59k offer was to avoid paying out the maximum in the bankers mind as he would have fully expected a deal.

59k enough for anyone given what anyone could buy or do with it.

Greed was bad. (to misquote the film)

well done ,but these tight finished s are not good for the heart  !

...and should calculate value of difference, potential win above that was 41k so if 59k not enough, then 41k not enough to gamble for....

only surprise is that shyte is still on

Incredible it ever survived the pilot episode. An entire game show with zero general knowledge or skill required, an utter borefest.

Correct swifty , for randomness i put it in the same bracket as horse racing and soccer   

2 blues and the 100k, offered 27k..deciding now.....

missed it ..what happened

He took the 27k, then opened a blue and would have been offered 57k...he had the blue in his box.

thanks duffy

interesting now

3k 25k 50k...offer £35 ish

ya goota deal

she dealt £35k ish

100k in box

stillo the right descision imo.

Imagine 50 years ago, if there was tinternet
We'd be discussing bernie the bolt
Or should they gamble on winning a speedboat

Up a bit, left a bit.....Fire.

Anne Aston being the talent.

Exactly slippy
And the muscle man winning Opportunity Knocks for about 6 weeks
Just remember folks, it's your vote that really counts

The good old days

What happened with Bob Monkhouse getting the push from The Golden Shot was fantastic viewing. Saw a documentary about it. Amazing stuff!

Put it on for the last 20 minutes, had the full checklist today, accident, cancer, baby photo that he looks at when he's at work, still got his wife if wins nothing, said he's been a risk taker all his life.

left with 75k, 4k, 1k and two blues ....was offered 9k and DEALT.

Ended up being left with 4k and 75k and would have been offered 39k.

Had the 75k in his box.

Everyone in tears

Still going, 3k, 25k,100k.....offered 33k......poor offer IMO with that board....he's still deciding, his mrs telling him to go on........

He says no deal

one box to open....opens 3k!!!!!!

Offered 62.5k...exactly in the middle......says NO DEAL.

25k in his box.

Played the game

Back in the day the banker would offer rancid deals, way below it's correct value, and people would take them. Now people are offered the perfect get out at true value and they aren't taking the deal. It's strange. Obviously wanted to bet £37,500 on a coin toss.

You only have to listen to the comments at the end of the first round when they're offered £1300 with the big 4 still on the board to know none of them have the first idea of what the true value actually should be!  I presume all of the intelligent ones get filtered out at interview stage.

Bob Monkhouse was expelled from Dulwich College, aged 15, for climbing the clock tower.

Good old Bob. Booked him once and was told he had to have the money in cash in a briefcase - which he duly got. Kept the briefcase too!