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Saturday morning, after the 6th show
In last night's show: •Jacqueline & Myles did the trial, getting the maximum 6 stars but they are now outlaws and have to go to Jungle Jail. The pair had to choose which camp gets the food, they couldn't decide so did rock/paper/scissors which picked the jail •The main camp received a letter about them not getting the food. Roman read it out whilst the camera zoomed in on Ian's ever thunderous face. Later, he went on and on about how he doesn't have a problem with this •The Jungle Jail Six were all getting on well together and having fun. Andrew had a shower then apologised to Jaqueline about the previous day's spat about her refusing to put herself up to go to jail, all whilst he was wearing budgie smugglers •Myles cooked, as per. Andrew choked on a bit of meat and nearly died, but thankfully for anyone with a green book, he didn't •James & Caitlyn did the DDC but instead of the usual chance of a treat, they got to choose one of the newbies to leave Jungle Jail and join the main camp. They freed Minty. Kiosk Kev phoned the jail to let them know, Minty answered but doesn't speak Australian so passed the phone to Kate. The main campers weren't exactly overjoyed; would have much preferred some chocolate, they said •There was no public vote for the next trial, instead all 12 campmates will participate Current odds: 3.65 - 3.9...............Roman Kemp (5.7 pre show but as Kirky drifted, Roman, unfathomably, almost single handedly took up the slack, even though he had no screen time either) 3.85 - 4..................Andrew Whyment (shortened all yesterday morning, 2.68 lowest, 2.8s pre show but drifted during with not much screen time) 8.6 - 9....................Jacqueline Jossa 10.5 - 12..................Caitlyn Jenner 13.5 - 14..................Kate Garraway 18.5 - 22.................James Haskell (26 pre show but another strange shortener, 17 at end of show) 19.5 - 22..................Cliff Parisi 27 - 38....................Myles Stephenson 29 - 36....................Ian Wright (20 pre show having drifted during yesterday, mid 20s by end of show but overnight has been matched as high as 42) 40 - 46...................Nadine Coyle (no show last night) 46 - 48...................Andrew Maxwell 120 - 370................Adele Roberts £613,057 matched, back 105.1%, lay 96.3% |
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Sunday morning, after the 7th show
In last night's show: •The trial entailed the Jungle Five in jail whilst the other 7 had to hold various critters in the mouths to release them. After this all 12 then went to the main camp •The campmates had a secret ballot to pick a camp leader, with last year's red throne dusted down and put in camp. James received most votes. He picked Jacqueline as his deputy and they assigned jobs for everyone •James & Jacqueline were in their leader hut and Andrew visited them and had a little cry about being so tired. They both consoled him •Everyone (apart from the two who already had them) received their luxury items •The public had to vote two for the next trial (Minty was exempt). Ian & Jacqueline received most votes. Jacqueline burst into tears. Oh dear! Current odds: 3.95 - 4.1................Roman Kemp (3.8 pre another very quiet show, drifted to mid 4s by end of show but has shortened up again overnight) 5.3 - 5.4..................Andrew Whyment (suddenly drifted yesterday morning to mid 4s, 4.2 pre show, hardly shown, 4.8 by end of show, higher since) 6.6 - 7.6.................James Haskell (shortened during yesterday, 14 pre a very good show, 7s by show end) 8.4 - 9.2.................Jacqueline Jossa 12 - 13....................Caitlyn Jenner 15.5 - 17..................Kate Garraway 17 - 19....................Nadine Coyle (44 pre show, 20 by end) 28 - 38...................Cliff Parisi (20 pre show, drifted by end, being exempt from trials never good) 32 - 36....................Ian Wright (40 pre show, hit 55, shortened end of show after getting trial) 36 - 42....................Myles Stephenson (it all started so well last Sunday) 80 - 130..................Andrew Maxwell 190 - 330................Adele Roberts £653,722 matched, back 103%, lay 94.6% |
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Monday, after the 8th show
In last night's show: •Was a lot happening in the 90 minute show and it's safe to say the harmonious days are over. Kate & Adele did a spot of meditation. The Lesser Spotted Kirky awkwardly joined them but later said he didn't think it for him. Nor me Kirk •We again saw Jacqueline upset and crying having to do the trial but Ian & James gave her a pep talk and she was happier when she set off for it with Ian. They got all 12 stars •Jacqueline, Adele and Caitlyn were all having a heartfelt chat with each other which then got Caitlyn talking about her transitioning •Roman & Kate did the DDC. When the camp were asked the question, Andrew got into a right huff about their answer, rowing with James in particular. They won jelly beans, about one each by the looks of it •Their supper was eel, not very appealing they thought but Myles worked his magic again. Afterwards they found out Andy, Kate, Myles & Nadine will do a special challenge the next day (to be shown tonight) trying to win everyone's care packages whilst the other 8 will do the live trial, trying to win 12 stars, each one allowing a campmate to have a roast dinner today. They had to rank the 12 campmates in order of priority of getting the meals. The men quickly agreed the women should head the list. James insisted on going bottom but the others disagreed then he got into a row with Kate about it all. Then Ian and Andrew had a row, Andrew accusing Ian of shouting at him, when he hadn't. Ian told him to do one. Andrew then apologised, saying it's all to do with tiredness, and they hugged, several times. Oh the drama •The last half an hour of the show was the live trial. The 8 won 9 stars, meaning Ian, Cliff & Kirky missed out getting the roast dinners. Aah Current odds: 3.9 - 4.1..................Andrew Whyment (shortened during yesterday) 4.8 - 5...................Jacqueline Jossa (7s pre show, shortened all during) 5.4 - 5.5..................Roman Kemp (drifted during yesterday, 5 pre show) 12.5 - 13..................Caitlyn Jenner 13.5 - 15.5...............James Haskell (6.8 pre show, 11 at show end, higher since) 18.5 - 19..................Ian Wright (shortened during yesterday, 25 pre show, 19 by the end) 19 - 20.....................Kate Garraway 19.5 - 21.................Nadine Coyle 30 - 34....................Myles Stephenson 38 - 42....................Cliff Parisi 160 - 290................Andrew Maxwell 210 - 310................Adele Roberts . £699,126 matched, back 103.3%, lay 98.1% |
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Thanks for your updates, Jacqueline is nicely positioned methinks and that run on Haskell has gone into reverse big time, I could not believe just how short he traded.
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Tuesday morning, after the 9th show
In last night's show: •The campmates woke up. Andy was emotional about missing his family. Andrew gave Ian more hugs after their words the previous day. Andrew likes hugging Ian •Andy, Kate, Nadine & Myles went off by helicopter to do their various trials. It was all very tedious. They successfully won all 12 campers' care packages. Hooray •There was some James mini incident regarding not enough beans being cooked •Roman asked if people would prefer to live without sex or food. Er Roman, if you never eat again you'd die pretty soonish •Everyone apart from Ian, Cliff & Andy went off for their roast dinner. Caitlyn snuck out some chicken and corn on the cob for Ian which he wolfed down. Ant n Dec hinted there will be repercussions for this •Everyone received their care package, which seemed to be a letter from F&F plus some food treat •All 12 were voted by the public for the 5th BTT. Andrew and Jaqueline were the It Might Be Yous with Andrew receiving most votes Current odds: 4.3 - 4.7..................Jacqueline Jossa 4.5 - 4.6..................Andy Whyment (shortened during yesterday in anticipation for his big trial but it proved dull, 3.6 pre show having been as low as 3.3ish, 4.2 by end of show) 4.8 - 5.....................Roman Kemp (5.5 pre show, same at end, shortened overnight) 11.5 - 12...................Caitlyn Jenner 14.5 - 15..................Ian Wright (18 pre show, 13.5 by end of show) 14.5 - 15.5...............James Haskell 16 - 18.....................Nadine Coyle 24 - 25....................Kate Garraway 34 - 38....................Myles Stephenson 70 - 80....................Cliff Parisi 180 - 250................Andrew Maxwell 260 - 330................Adele Roberts . £729,280 matched, back 104.5%, lay 98.6% |
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Wednesday morning, after the 10th show
In last night's show: •James snapped at Andy then gave him a "talking to" about going on about the roast dinner that he missed out on. Also Andy was miffed finding out about the smuggled food, none of which went his way •Andrew did his trial, in an Aussie accent, and won 10 out of 12 stars. After he got back to camp he felt he deserved a nap rather than help Caitlyn wash up (part of his allocated chores). Ian was most unhappy about this blatant shirking of responsibilities. James helped Caitlyn and scolded his foot in the process. Later Ian had a stern chat with Andrew about this. Not sure who put Ian in charge •Adele & Cliff did the DDC, well Adele did, Cliff was fecking useless. They won everyone an After Eight mint each, despite Kate hanging up on Kiosk Kev when they were asked the question •The 10 star evening meal was delivered, BUT had a star removed due to the previous day's food thievery. Andy again spoke about how no one tried to give him any contraband •The public voted for two to do the next trial (Cliff exempt). Ian & James received the most votes •At the end of the show another App vote started for a new camp leader (to replace James & deputy Jacqueline who were exempt). At 11pm it was revealed Caitlyn was the choice Current odds: 4 - 4.3.....................Andy Whyment (4.2 pre show, shortened to 3.5 soon after show ended only to drift again when not being picked for leader) 4.8 - 5.1..................Jacqueline Jossa (shortened during yesterday, new low of 3.8 matched, 4 pre show, drifted on no air time, 4.5 end of show then to 5) 5 - 5.2.....................Roman Kemp (5.6 pre show, 5 by end) 6.6 - 7......................Caitlyn Jenner (9.8 pre show, similar by end, immediately shortened to 6s upon leader news at 11pm) 17 - 18.5...................Ian Wright (18.5 pre show, 12.5 at show end, drift since) 23 - 26.....................Nadine Coyle (not sure she was there watching the show) 28 - 34.....................Kate Garraway 29 - 36.....................Myles Stephenson 32 - 42....................James Haskell 130 - 170..................Cliff Parisi 110 - 140..................Andrew Maxwell 220 - 310................Adele Roberts . £767,857 matched, back 103.5%, lay 95.4% |
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Thursday morning, after the 11th show
In last night's show: •Bully Ian Wright Wright Wright danced, Andy joined in, people laughed. Kate was discombobulated. Roman, Myles & Andy pee in the shower •James & bully Ian went off for their trial. They called themselves Team Raskell. They were pumped up, confident to do well. Myles said they would 100% get all 12 stars. They got 6 stars. bully Ian was seething, threw his helmet to the ground •The campers were told Caitlyn won the new Camp Leader vote and Andy was second so made deputy. They assigned everyone new roles without any drama •Eating lunch, bully Ian kept snapping at Andrew over tasting the beans, then having seconds. An upset Andrew went off to be alone. James found him to check he was OK •Andy & Nadine did the even more tedious DDC than usual, which takes some going. They won everyone half a (cold? - yuk) crumpet with butter each •Over the next couple of days, the camp is cursed and everyone, in groups of 4 (I think), have to do a series of trials called The Reckonings, in order to win food, and maybe immunity for some from the first elimination. . The public voted for the first four (Cliff again except) which were Roman, Jacqueline, Nadine & bully Ian Current odds: 2.74 - 2.78...............Andy Whyment (shortened during yesterday, 3.6 pre show, but new low of 2.66 matched on deputy news then around end of show 2.58 was matched) 5.2 - 5.4...................Roman Kemp (drifted during the show, 6s near end but shortened back again on news he was one of the first 4 voted for The Reckonings) 6.8 - 7.4....................Caitlyn Jenner (5.4 pre show, hit 5 on camp leader reveal (even thought it was already known), but had drifted back to 6s by end of show) 7 - 7.4......................Jacqueline Jossa (5.6 pre show, 6s by end of show) 18 - 19.5..................Nadine Coyle (25 pre show, 29 at show end but have shortened overnight) 26 - 29.....................Ian Wright (19 pre show, drifted to around 30 by show end) 40 - 46.....................Kate Garraway 40 - 44.....................Myles Stephenson 42 - 48....................James Haskell (55 matched during the show) 130 - 190..................Andrew Maxwell 220 - 490..................Cliff Parisi 240 - 360.................Adele Roberts £813,777 matched, back 103.6%, lay 97.6% |
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Friday morning, after the 12th show - 1st Elimination tonight
In last night's show: •Caitlyn had trouble sleeping in the hut due to Andy's horrendous snoring, but she didn't complain, took it very well •Caitlyn wondered if the Queen watched the show. She then talked about the Kardashians show then about coming out to her children •We have two days of The Reckoning. We saw the 1st BTT with Ian, Nadine, Jaqueline & Roman. Roman then Nadine won so were uncursed. Ian was useless; who'd have thought he would be bad at BTT? •Roman lead a Would You Rather conversation. The he talked about giving a lovely Christmas present to his Dad and how great they get on •The 2nd BTT had Andy, Andrew, Kate & Caitlyn. Andy (smashed it) then Andrew won and were now uncursed •Adele was having a chat with Jacqueline and Nadine about their past and present boyfriends •The 3rd BTT had Adele, Cliff, James & Myles. Myles and Adele won and were uncursed •The six uncursed eat a good meal at The Grand Hall. The other six eat rice and beans with Ian moaning •First elimination tonight (as is the norm) with uncursed campers immune, however, there's another day of Reckonings today where a cursed person can still become uncursed and an uncursed person might lose their status Current odds: 2.08 - 2.1.................Andy Whyment (2.6 pre show, shortened all during, 2.36 15 minutes into show, 2.24 35 minutes later, 2.1 by 22:10pm, evens matched by end of show) 5.2 - 5.4...................Roman Kemp (refuses to drift no matter how short Andy goes) 7.8 - 8......................Caitlyn Jenner 10.5 - 11...................Jacqueline Jossa (6.2 pre show, 9.8 by end then higher, 13 been matched) 18.5 - 19.5................Nadine Coyle (24 pre show, similar by end but shortened since) 50 - 55.....................Kate Garraway 50 - 65.....................Ian Wright 65 - 85.....................Myles Stephenson 85 - 120...................James Haskell 150 - 260..................Andrew Maxwell 210 - 390.................Adele Roberts 300 - 790..................Cliff Parisi £863,670 matched, back 103.2%, lay 99% |
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FIRST ELIMINATION - ADELE ROBERTS
Ian, James & Myles were exempt. The front three in the market to go were: Cliff, lowest matched 1.62, LPM 2.1 Andrew, lowest 2.26, LPM 3.3 Adele, lowest 2.26, highest 30, LPM 6.2. The 30 was matched during the show when she was uncused but then there was one further trial Nadine was the other "it might be you" The voting was opened at 9:49pm and closed 9:58pm. There was drama as the vote was to save, as always, but the App said to Vote Off. As Ant n Dec went to announce who was eliminated, there said only phone votes counted; app votes were cancelled. We will never know if this changed the result Saturday morning, after the 13th show In last night's show: •Everyone woke up in good spirits. Roman was singing Ed Sheeran songs then announced he has been to a party at Justin Bieber's house and has his phone number •The Reckoning trials continued, Cliff was ill so didn't participate. In pairs everyone had to drink a glass of something disgusting and the six who drank the quickest were uncursed and the six losers cursed. The six uncursed then had to do another trial, in a bath of red water, and the three winners of that, Ian, James & Myles, were immune from the first elimination •Nadine, Jacqueline & Caitlyn had a chat about fake stories they've experienced •In the evening everyone sat around and spoke about what they will miss about their shared experience, how much they've bonded and love each other. They have been together for a couple of weeks you know •Adele was eliminated (she was alright, this was a bit unfair). She said she wanted Nadine to win Current odds: 2.3 - 2.34.................Andy Whyment (matched at a new low of 1.92 during yesterday, 2.06 pre show, similar at suspension, opened higher) 4 - 4.2......................Roman Kemp (4.5 pre show, 4 at suspension, seemingly name dropping shortens his price) 9.8 - 11....................Jacqueline Jossa 12 - 12.5...................Caitlyn Jenner 24 - 26.....................Nadine Coyle (18.5 pre show, 20 at suspension, opened higher after the "it might be you") 34 - 40.....................Ian Wright (40s-50s pre show, shorter now after not bullying anyone last night) 55 - 70.....................Kate Garraway 55 - 75.....................Myles Stephenson 65 - 90....................James Haskell 240 - 580.................Andrew Maxwell 340 - 820.................Cliff Parisi £903,401 matched, back 100.1%, lay 94.6% |
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Sunday morning, after the 14th show - 2nd elimination tonight
In last night's show: •For the first time the campers themselves could choose who did the day's BTT. Cliff said he wanted to. James said they should pick randomly. Nadine & Jacqueline said they didn't want to do it. There then ensued a lot of bickering and disagreement by James about how they should decide. He got in a right strop. Cliff & Myles did the trial, getting 8 out of 11 stars •The campers talked about haircuts and tipping for that and in restaurants. Andy pays £6 or £6.50 for his haircut (bit cheaper up north than it is in the south) and tips a couple of quid. Good lad •Jacqueline & Roman did the DDC. When the campers were asked the question, it again kicked off due to James, he just wanted a show of hands but Kate wanted a little bit of discussion first which James thought totally unnecessary. They got the question right and received an ice pop each. What a rubbish treat •The public had their last BTT vote. James & Ian were the "it might be yous" with Ian receiving the most votes •The 2nd elimination vote opened at the end of the show Current odds: 2.12 - 2.16................Andy Whyment () 3.7 - 3.75..................Roman Kemp () 11.5 - 12....................Caitlyn Jenner 11.5 - 13...................Jacqueline Jossa 34 - 38.....................Nadine Coyle 44 - 48.....................Kate Garraway 46 - 60.....................Myles Stephenson 50 - 65.....................Ian Wright 120 - 180..................James Haskell 180 - 380.................Cliff Parisi 400 - 500.................Andrew Maxwell £932,613 matched, back 102.7%, lay 97.9% |
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SECOND ELIMINATION - ANDREW MAXWELL
Pre show, Andrew was 2.4 - 2.7, Cliff 3.15 - 3.65, James 3.55 - 5.5 Andrew shortened all during the show. He was matched between 4.4 & 1.8 plus £4 at 1.71, £29 at 1.7 & £75 at 1.5. LPM was 1.7. There was £498 trying to back at 1.79 at suspension Cliff was matched between 4.5 & 1.65 with LPM 4.3 James had been matched down to 2.6 with LPM 7.8 Kate was the other "it might be you" The voting closed at 9:35pm. £11,724 total matched. Andrew wants "natural leader" James to win Monday morning, after the 15th show - 3rd elimination tonight In last night's show: •Ian was very grumpy about having to do the trial. He got 7 of 11 stars and was seething afterwards. He punched a wall. He was still moaning about it for ages back in the camp •Roman likes quizzing the others over various subjects. Screen time anyone? Last night's topic of conversation was how long should you wait until saying I Love You to someone. Surprised he has time to ask his campmates anything, the amount of time he spends in the Bush Telegraph •The was a thunderstorm and very heavy rain. Andrew had an enormous leech on his leg •At dinner, hungry James was gnawing everyone's left over bones. Better not take him to a plush restaurant •Lines opened at end of show for 3rd elimination. Cliff trading around evens Current odds: 2.28 - 2.34...............Andy Whyment 2.98 - 3.15................Roman Kemp (shortened all yesterday, 3.4 pre show, same at suspension but then opened lower, 2.84 lowest matched) 12.5 - 14...................Jacqueline Jossa 13 - 14......................Caitlyn Jenner 38 - 50.....................Nadine Coyle 44 - 50.....................Myles Stephenson 60 - 65.....................Kate Garraway 65 - 70.....................Ian Wright 120 - 140..................James Haskell 180 - 460.................Cliff Parisi £955,073 matched, back 102.8%, lay 97.5% |
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THIRD ELIMINATION - CLIFF PARISI
Cliff has shortened as yesterday went on and was 1.6s pre show. James, around 6 pre show, was the only other camper below 10 Cliff was matched between 2.12 & 1.31 with LPM 1.5 James was matched between 12 & 3.05 + £26 at 2.5 & £10 at 1.93. LPM 3.05. He had drifted to those higher during the show before plummeting to the lows near to suspension Caitlyn was the other "it might be you" The voting closed at 9:55pm. £8,868 total matched. Cliff wants Kate to win. Or Roman. or Andy Tuesday morning, after the 16th show - 4th elimination tonight In last night's show: •Smiley Myles-sy and Kate were flirting. Myles has slept with a woman (or women) older than Kate, he casually revealed. For some reason, this nugget of info shortened his price •They picked Nadine's water bottle out of the bag to decide who was doing the BTT. James had ordered that the people who had recently done a trial were exempt. Nadine got all 10 stars. How do you like them apples Ian? •Jacqueline revealed she fancies Ant whilst Nadine wants Dec •Roman's topic of the day was what alternative jobs would everyone like. He wants to be an astronaut. How old is he - 7? •Andy & Caitlyn did the DDC but the camp got the question wrong •Everyone voted for a new camp leader which was Kate, with Ian her deputy. They assigned new jobs for everyone. Later, as a treat for everyone doing their chores, they all received a chocolate brownie. Bloody spoilt privileged celebrities •They discussed who had had the biggest impact on their lives. An emotional Ian got all teary talking about a school teacher mentor •Lines opened at end of show for 4th elimination. James trading odds on Current odds: 2.52 - 2.58...............Andy Whyment (clinging on to favouritism - just. 2.44 pre show, traded higher last night) 2.7 - 2.8...................Roman Kemp (2.92 pre show, 2.8s at suspension but opened lower for the second evening running, briefly went fav, lowest matched 2.58) 12.5 - 14.5.................Nadine Coyle (26 pre show, 16 at suspension, trader lower when market back, down to 11) 13.5 - 14...................Jacqueline Jossa 18 - 19.5....................Caitlyn Jenner (drifted during the show, 17 at suspension, opened higher, 20s matched, shortened back a bit overnight) 46 - 55.....................Myles Stephenson (shortened to around 20 during the show before shooting back out) 50 - 60.....................Kate Garraway 85 - 90.....................Ian Wright 130 - 280.................James Haskell £992,445 matched, back 104.2%, lay 98.6% |
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Roman's topic of the day was what alternative jobs would everyone like. He wants to be an astronaut. How old is he - 7?
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FOURTH ELIMINATION - JAMES HASKELL
1.7k was matched on James at 1.59 soon after the market was loaded. By 6pm he had been matched as low as 1.35. As the show was about to start he was trading 1.5s, Myles was 10 to back. As the show went on though James drifted and Myles price crashed in James was matched between 2.2 & 1.35 with LPM 1.83 Myles was matched between 18 & 2.4 with LPM 4.2 Ian's lowest matched was 5 with LPM 12.5 Ian was the other "it might be you" The voting closed at 9:56pm. £12.944 total matched. James wants Jacqueline to win Wednesday morning, after the 17th show - 5th elimination tonight In last night's show: •Myles revealed he hasn't had a shower for 4 days. His fellow campers were, rightly so, appalled •Jacqueline, Kate & Andy were chosen at random for the BTT. They obtained all 9 stars •Roman, James, Myles & Ian invented then played Faceball which then turned into Nutball •Ian & James did the DDC but the question about if people liked Christmas (or something like that) was answered incorrectly. The campmates were surprised they got it wrong, particularly an annoyed Andy •They had Octopus for dinner. Caitlyn wasn't impressed, nor was Andy. Doing the washing up, Roman had a little moan to Nadine that Caitlyn is lacking with her Please and Thank Yous. •A Pantomime show was put on with everyone winning a visit to the Jungle Arms for French fries, snacks and a drink. Karaoke ensued - Andy sang, then Jacqueline & Kate did a Girls Aloud song then Roman sang Gold, even though he didn't know the words •Lines opened at end of show for 5th elimination. Myles & Ian trading in the 2s Current odds: 1.75 - 1.76...............Andy Whyment (had shortened during yesterday, 2.26 pre show, 2.08 its suspension but then opened lower, around 1.9 then lower matched overnight - 1.7) 4.5 - 4.8...................Roman Kemp (drifted during yesterday, 3.4 pre show, 3.7 at suspension then 4s when market reopened and upon Andy's shortening) 9.6 - 10....................Nadine Coyle 13 - 15....................Jacqueline Jossa 50 - 60....................Caitlyn Jenner (21 pre show, 23 at suspension but then non stop drifting) 60 - 95....................Kate Garraway 100 - 120.................Myles Stephenson 100 - 140.................Ian Wright £1,044,403 matched, back 103.7%, lay 98.7% |
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FIFTH ELIMINATION - IAN WRIGHT
When the market was loaded both Ian & Myles were trading around 2.3. We soon learnt who was going though. Ian started to shorten considerable just after Noon as the insiders got to work. 1.88 was matched around 2pm, 1.5 to lay near 5pm, lots trying to back, 1.3 been matched by 6:20pm. 4 minutes before the show Ian was trading 1.3 - 1.42, Myles 5.6 - 7.6, 14 bar Ian was matched between 2.5 & 1.2 with LPM 1.33 Myles was matched between 7.6 & 2.3 with LPM 3.85 (6s just before £2 matched at that 3.85) Caitlyn was the other "it might be you" The voting closed at 9:58pm. £9.392 total matched. Ian wants Jacqueline to win Thursday morning, after the 18th show - 6th elimination tonight In last night's show: •Everyone in camp was upset James was eliminated. Jacqueline had a little cry. Roman had a cry. The elimination layers had a cry •Roman & Caitlyn did the BTT, winning all 8 stars •Caitlyn talked to Kate & Jacqueline about OJ Simpson •Stinky Myles & Nadine did the DDC; question was answered incorrectly again •Roman's "topic of the day" was what was everyone's weird phobia •After dinner Roman & Kate participated in a Jungle Radio trial and earned everyone a full English breaky the next morning., Lovely bubbly •Lines opened at end of show for 6th elimination. Myles already been matched at 1.3 & 1.35, for hundreds Current odds: 1.5 - 1.54.................Andy Whyment (shortened during yesterday, 1.6 getting matched around 2pm, 1.65 pre show, 1.5s getting matched soon into the show, 1.4s at suspension, 1.44 lowest) 6.8 - 7.2...................Roman Kemp (high 5s pre show drifting to 7 by suspension) 10 - 10.5...................Nadine Coyle (dramatic shortening yesterday evening, from 10 to low of 7 around 8pm, 8 pre show, 10 at suspension 12.5 - 13.5................Jacqueline Jossa 55 - 60.....................Kate Garraway 120 - 180..................Caitlyn Jenner 200 - 290.................Myles Stephenson £1,106,140 matched, back 101.8%, lay 98.6% |
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SIXTH ELIMINATION - MYLES STEPHENSON
Always odds on, already trading 1.3s by 10am yesterday. Someone was very confident! Myles was matched between 1.65 (when the market was first loaded) & 1.15 with LPM 1.28 Caitlyn was the only other person to trade below 10 really with LPM 6.2 Caitlyn was again the other "it might be you" The voting closed at 9:58pm. £9,367 total matched. Myles wants them all to win, then said a woman to win Friday morning, after the 19th show - 7th & 8th eliminations tonight In last night's show: •They all enjoyed a fry up, Ian was eliminated but in stark contrast to James' departure, there were no tears from his campmates •Kate was randomly picked to do the day's BTT. She cried as didn't really want to do it. She obtained 5 stars out of 7 - her tongue let her down. She cried again afterwards •Andy & Jacqueline did the Jumanji themed DDC, including video messages from The Rock & Kevin Hart! The camp got the question right and everyone enjoyed a biscuit •They all took turns using a grabber machine to win someone elses "letter from home". All were obtained, the grabber machine was a bit more generous than the real ones at a seaside •Kate's leadership was over with an end to everyone having designated chores. Myles and everyone were over the moon he could cook again. Alas, he only got to do one more day •Everyone's letter was read out to tears and emotions running amock •Lines opened at end of show for 7th & 8th eliminations tonight Current odds: 1.41 - 1.43.................Andy Whyment (1.4 had been matched during yesterday, 1.43 pre show, 1.46 at suspension, opened lower with 5.6k matched at 1.36) 7.2 - 7.4....................Jacqueline Jossa (around 13 pre show, 9s at suspension, 8s when market back then gone even shorter) 10.5 - 14...................Roman Kemp (8.4 pre show, high 8s end of show, drifted since) 22 - 29.....................Nadine Coyle (around 14 pre show, didn't feature at all, 19 at suspension, higher since) 36 - 38.....................Kate Garraway (42 - 55 pre show, shortened during her trial with low 20s briefly getting matched) 150 - 280..................Caitlyn Jenner £1,145,428 matched, back 103%, lay 97% |
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SEVENTH ELIMINATION - CAITLYN JENNER
EIGHTH ELIMINATION - NADINE COYLE Betfair had fun and games with the elimination market. The market loaded Thursday evening had incorrect rules. Took them until late Friday afternoon (and with over 10k matched) before they void the market and loaded another one - which 2 would be eliminated. Caitlyn was always very likely to go and traded accordingly, but at first the market didn't know if Nadine or Kate would be the other but then Nadine quickly went odds on Caitlyn was matched between 1.28 (+£10 at 1.37) & 1.07 with LPM 1.15 Nadine was matched between 3.5 & 1.32 with LPM that 1.32 Kate was matched between 4.4 & 2.58 with LPM 3.5 The voting closed at 9:48pm. £6,544 total matched. Caitlyn wanted Roman to win, Nadine wanted Kate. Caitlyn's LPM in the Outright was 110, Nadine's 44 Saturday morning, after the 20th show - 9th elimination tonight, final tomorrow night In last night's show: •We saw Myles eliminated, everyone was sad and going to miss him, Jacqueline had a cry then Nadine did •The campmates decided Andy & Roman should do the BTT. They obtained 4 out of 6 stars plus a cocktail for everyone that evening. They also showed they are both as thick as **** •Back in camp Roman's topic of the day was which celebrity would you like to swap bodies with for 24 hours •Jacqueline & Nadine did the DDC, question was answered correctly and they each received, for once, a generously sized chocolate cup cake each! Roman was so enjoying his he eat the wrapper too •Dinner was Kangaroo tail. Lucky them. Afterwards they each enjoyed their cocktails though •Lines opened at end of show for 9th elimination tonight. Immediately £1,260 was matched on Kate at 1.12. Wow •Caitlyn didn't have anyone to greet her on the bridge  Current odds: 1.38 - 1.39................Andy Whyment (1.35 matched during yesterday but around 1.4 pre show, 1.43 LPM at suspension) 5.9 - 6......................Jacqueline Jossa (6.6 pre show, same price at suspension) 13 - 13.5...................Roman Kemp (13 pre show, 10.5 LPM at suspension) 34 - 42.....................Kate Garraway (mid 20s pre show, matched low 20s during the show, 28 LPM at suspension but higher after market reopened) £1,199,697 matched, back 100.9%, lay 98.4% |
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•Lines opened at end of show for 9th elimination tonight. Immediately £1,260 was matched on Kate at 1.12. Wow
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NINTH ELIMINATION - KATE GARRAWAY
Kate was trading low 1.2s pre show. She was matched between 1.4 & 1.11 with LPM that 1.11. That's all there is to say really Voting closed at 9:58pm (show started 9:20pm), £9,792 total matched of which £9,281 was matched on the game and likeable Kate. She wanted Jacqueline to win, when pushed. Her LPM in the Outright was 36 Sunday morning, after the 21st show - FINAL TONIGHT In last night's show: •Roman f@rted •The traditional Celebrity Cyclone took place, it was thrilling and hilarious, well Ant & Dec thought so. They successfully completed the trial in the nick of time, just a couple of seconds to spare, that was lucky, eh? •When getting back to camp, they had to find 4 keys to unlock some ice creams. They also completed this just in time and erotically enjoyed eating them •The highlight of the episode was a big lizard came into camp, rummaged in the bin and eat a big chunk of kangaroo tail leftovers with Roman giving Ant & Dec then Sir David Attenborough commentaries •After dinner the 4 campmates reminisced about their time in camp and their best and worst moments. Emotional •Lines opened at end of show for the Vote To Win (5 votes via the app). The voting will be frozen tonight for the 3rd place finisher Current odds: 1.3 - 1.34..................Andy Whyment (new low of 1.32 matched during yesterday, 1.36 pre show, LPM at suspension 1.35, 1.29 matched when market reopened, 1.28 lowest so far) 5.9 - 6.....................Jacqueline Jossa (5.7 pre show, LPM at suspension 5.7, low 6s when market reopened) 15 - 32.....................Roman Kemp (around 15 pre show, , LPM at suspension 14.5) £1,243,150 matched |
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Can't remember another year where every single favourite came in, in the eliminations. Been a proper yawn in that dept
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The question at this point is why the betting is clearly bent. Is someone manipulating the vote (doing multiple calls etc) are the production team leaking info? Theres no way the market could be this right, given the departure order was far from obvious
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The question at this point is why the betting is clearly bent
im a veteran of the old days betting specials did very well but then noticed some strange results and stopped did some research and i believe were teams manipulating the phone votes with sophisticated phone software for multi voting. Interesting with the new app free votes its stopped the surprise results from the old phone manipulation but you now have insiders on the apps and calling the market right so until these old phone teams catch up with new app voting manipulation software then its free money but just like in the early easy days it can and will change to surprises again once they crack the app software |
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1.12 £200
1.13 £9,541 1.14 £7,587 1.15 £7,601 1.16 £6,855 1.17 £3,049 1.18 £6,604 1.19 £12,802 1.2 £23,112 1.21 £3,389 1.22 £9,540 1.23 £5,064 1.24 £2,521 1.25 £7,282 1.26 £3,133 1.27 £14,292 1.28 £22,468 1.29 £16,203 1.3 £13,332 |
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Thanks for great work you've done throughout the series Horse.
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yeah thanks ...great work
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Thanks scampi & Scamp / Angela - I've got this...
Winner, and QUEEN of the Jungle - Jacqueline Jossa Second - Andy Whyment Third - Roman Kemp Andy's price steadily shortened during yesterday and this continued during the show, until a late and marked drift The final show ran from 9 - 10:35pm At 9pm Andy was 1.27 (lowest matched during the day 1.26), Jacqueline 6.2, Roman 17, £1,308,357 matched The lines froze at 9:44pm with last prices matched Andy 1.22 (1.18 lowest matched), Jacqueline 7.2, Roman 22. £1,360,798 had been matched. Roman was announced finishing third The lines reopened at 9:55pm (with 5 more free app votes) and closed at 10:24pm with last prices matched Andy 1.31, Jacqueline 4.6. Final total matched £1,446,643 After the vote freeze, Andy plunged further in price and was matched as low as 1.12 before then drifting back out late on They said after lines closed there had been over 11 million votes (remember everyone has 5 free votes on each device though) and that the result was incredibly close During the show: •Jacqueline did the first trial, tied to the ground for 10 minutes with loads of critters poured on her •Andy had the second trial, eating a range of gruesome things •Roman had the last trial, put in an underground chamber with loads of snakes •The three later enjoyed their final meals of choice Third Place Finisher Roman was always odds on to finish third, trading 1.3s pre show before going ever shorter. He was matched between 1.44 (+£10 at 1.51) and 1.16 with LPM that 1.16. £3,149 matched. In his interview he said he wanted Jacqueline to win Money matched: Lowest and highest matched for Jacqueline Jossa (lows matched on day 10, highs matched during the launch show) 3.75 £4 3.80 £112 3.85 £215 3.90 £72 3.95 £365 4.00 £1,298 4.10 £1,032 4.20 £708 4.30 £528 4.40 £561 4.50 £2,008 --------------------------- 17.0 £203 17.5 £55 18.0 £197 18.5 £55 19.0 £111 19.5 £29 20.0 £322 21.0 £77 22.0 £4 Lowest and highest matched for Andy Whyment (lows matched during the final, highs matched pre launch show when he wasn't included in the initial 10 campmates) 1.12 £200 1.13 £9,541 1.14 £7,587 1.15 £7,601 1.16 £6,855 1.17 £3,049 1.18 £6,604 1.19 £12,802 1.20 £23,112 ---------------------------- 13.0 £800 13.5 £434 14.0 £297 14.5 £62 15.0 £213 15.5 £32 16.0 £50 16.5 £10 17.0 £52 19.5 £3 20.0 £60 21.0 £3 Lowest matched on Roman Kemp (lows matched on day 16) 2.58 £27 2.60 £676 2.62 £773 2.64 £1,044 2.66 £556 2.68 £325 2.70 £413 2.72 £85 2.74 £133 2.76 £249 2.78 £156 2.80 £281 Lowest matched on Kate Garraway (lows matched on day 2) 11.0 £50 11.5 £455 12.0 £894 12.5 £1,371 13.0 £2,546 13.5 £1,543 14.0 £2,034 14.5 £1,567 15.0 £2,351 Lowest matched on Nadine Coyle (lows matched on day 18) 7.0 £449 7.2 £78 7.4 £138 7.6 £1,154 7.8 £150 8.0 £548 8.2 £96 8.4 £500 8.6 £246 8.8 £503 9.0 £192 Lowest matched on Caitlyn Jenner (lows matched on day 2) 4.7 £291 4.8 £338 4.9 £565 5.0 £2,132 5.1 £2,082 5.2 £2,474 5.3 £3,786 5.4 £4,412 5.5 £6,255 Lowest matched on Myles Stephenson (lows matched during the launch show) 5.9 £5 6.2 £201 6.4 £538 6.6 £480 6.8 £541 7.0 £518 7.2 £244 7.4 £1,069 7.6 £1,123 Lowest matched on Ian Wright (lows matched pre launch show) 3.40 £172 3.45 £114 3.50 £571 3.55 £7,825 3.60 £12,278 3.65 £11,541 3.70 £10,419 3.75 £7,048 3.80 £5,680 Lowest matched on James Haskell (lows matched morning of the launch show) 5.0 £767 5.1 £23 5.2 £86 5.3 £220 5.5 £5 5.6 £1 5.9 £20 6.0 £595 6.2 £1,062 6.4 £1,167 6.6 £2,499 6.8 £2,430 7.0 £2,449 Lowest matched on Cliff Parisi (lows matched on day 4 when newly added to the market) 14.5 £7 15.0 £66 15.5 £10 16.0 £139 16.5 £12 17.0 £167 17.5 £47 18.0 £577 18.5 £200 19.0 £351 Lowest matched on Andrew Maxwell (lows matched pre launch show) 9.00 £44 10.0 £33 10.5 £32 11.0 £2 11.5 £10 12.0 £97 12.5 £10 13.0 £20 13.5 £33 14.0 £114 14.5 £381 15.0 £240 Lowest matched on Adele Roberts (lows matched pre launch show) 8 £16 15 £20 20 £50 22 £10 30 £15 32 £21 34 £98 36 £129 38 £109 40 £317 |
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horse is the star of the series not that fecking fake bint
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Thanks for all the updates Horse.
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Thanks Horse for all your time and effort much appreciated!!
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Many thanks army, bear & Junction
Normally I would have summarised here the It Might Be Yous results, but very strangely, unfathomably you might say, ITV haven't released the voting results, well apart from the final, when as far as I can remember they have always done this in the past. When we were keen to see them more than ever this year due to the price movements during this series, this is most disappointing. In my haste to do the finale write up, my summary of the show was very brief so here is now a better summary... Jacqueline did the first trial, being tied down in a giant star for 10 minutes. Fish guts were put in there with her then tens of thousands of mealworms poured over her, then 10,000 crickets, 15 scorpions, 6 giant cockroaches, green ants, 15,000 normal sized cockroaches then finally 50 huntsman spiders were poured over her head plus she had to hold one in her mouth for the final minute. She successfully completed the task and at times was petrified Andy had the second trial. He had to eat a (dead) Witchetty grub, a chunk of a camels hoof (where he gagged loads), a scorpion, a pigs testicle (more gagging, heaving, even uncontrollably spat a bit out) and finally a crocodile's anus Roman had the third and final trial, spending 10 minutes in an underground chamber, the "panic pit", his worst nightmare, apparently. 56 various snakes joined him, and the last 4 minutes he was in pitch darkness 9:44pm - vote freeze followed by a look back over the whole series 9:50pm - Roman announced third 9:55pm - Vote reopened with 5 more free votes on the app. Roman interviewed, saying it was the greatest experience of his life and when asked said he would love Jacqueline to win After Roman's interview it was back to highlights, seeing the 3 finalists all enjoy their previous evening's luxury three course meal 10:12pm - Andy and Jacqueline interview by Ant & Dec, Andy first, he was very emotional, then at 10:18pm Jacqueline interviewed, also very emotional 10:24pm - Lines closed. They said since the previous night there had been over 11 million votes (same as previous year) and that the voting had been incredibly close |
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I'm A Celeb Series 20 November 2020
Friday morning, 2 days before the launch show on Sunday evening The celebrities were officially announced by ITV last Sunday, having mostly been leaked by the press beforehand It's going to be quite different this year, taking place in a castle in Wales Current odds: 5.2 - 5.4................Shane Richie (mostly traded between 6 & 4.5) 5.8 - 5.9................Jordan North (7.2 & 5) 6.2 - 6.4................Giovanna Fletcher (6.6 & 5) 7.2 - 7.4.................Mo Farah (10 & 5) 9 - 9.6...................Vernon Kay (10.5 & 5.9) 13.5 - 14................AJ Pritchard (16 & 12) 17.5 - 18................Jessica Plummer (17.5 & 13) 29 - 34..................Hollie Arnold (30 & 22) 34 - 40..................Beverly Callard (46 & 29) 46 - 50..................Victoria Derbyshire (65 & 34) £33,126 matched. Back 99.3%, lay 95.2% |
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Monday morning, after the first show
In last night's show, working in pairs half of them abseiled down a cliff to retrieve their bags. After settling into the castle everybody did a trail. The viewers, via the App, voted Shane & Jordan to do the next trial Current prices: 3.6 - 3.75..............Shane Richie (5.2 pre show, shortened during, 3.9 to 3.6 after getting trial, 3.5 lowest matched) 6.6 - 7.4................Jordan North (5.8 pre show, 4.7 lowest matched during, 5.6 to 5.1 end of show after getting trial, sudden drift just now) 6.8 - 7.2.................Vernon Kay (9 pre show, shortened during, 5.2 lowest, 7 at show end) 8.6 - 9.2................Giovanna Fletcher (mid 5s pre show, drifted during, 10.5 highest) 10.5 - 12................Mo Farah (7.4 pre show, drifted during, 15.5 matched, 10 at end of show) 14 - 15..................Jessica Plummer (16 pre show, shortened during, 7 matched, around 10 at end of show) 20 - 22...................AJ Pritchard (14 pre show, drifted during, up to 27) 30 - 34..................Beverly Callard (drifted during show as high as 75 before shortening back) 46 - 50..................Victoria Derbyshire (80 matched during show before shortening back) 70 - 90..................Hollie Arnold (38 pre show, drifted during when hardly shown, 95 highest) £66,136 matched as show started, 148,955 matched now. Back 97.9%, lay 90.5% |
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Superb Info Horse I backed Hollie at 20
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Cheers Captain
Tuesday morning, after the second show In last night's show: •Mo fell out of his hammock whilst sleeping, waking Shane •Vernon & Jordan showered each other. This was very much the start of The Jordan Show •All the celebs did some dance moves to warm up •Mo talked about his achievements, particularly the London Olympic wins. Jordan revealed he was watching a rubbish film at the time •Shane & Jordan did their trial, in coffins with snakes, winning 9 stars. Jordan was petrified but brave (if you are green) or was hamming things up, faking it, acting like a big girl's blouse (if you are red). He said he couldn't do the trial about 100 times, then kept saying Happy Place whilst doing it. This after puking up the previous episode before having to abseil down the cliff. •Those 9 stars resulted in a minging Eel for supper. The celebs were not impressed •The viewers had to vote for three celebs for the next trial - Jordan, obviously, Vernon & Bev were chosen Current prices: 3.3 - 3.4................Shane Richie (3.7 pre show, around 3.5 end of show, shortened a bit overnight, 3.3 lowest) 4.5 - 4.6................Jordan North (shortened during yesterday, 5 pre show, 4.4 a little into the show, 4 then low of 3.8 during the trial, low 4s end of show) 7.2 - 7.4..................Vernon Kay (drifted to 9s during the show, shortened back at the end when getting the next trial) 8.6 - 9....................Mo Farah (9 pre show, shortened to low 7s during, drifted back out overnight) 11.5 - 12..................Giovanna Fletcher (hardly featured, 9s pre show, drifted as high as 14 during the show) 19 - 21....................Beverly Callard (23 pre show, low of 16.5 matched at end after getting next trial 24 - 30..................Jessica Plummer (16.5 pre show, hardly featured) 34 - 36...................AJ Pritchard (hardly featured, 23 pre show, high of 40 matched during the show, changing the toilet container was his highlight) 65 - 80....................Victoria Derbyshire (hardly featured) 90 - 100..................Hollie Arnold (wasn't featured at all I don't think) £214,695 matched. Back 101.8%, lay 97.2% |
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The two late entrants are expected to be Russell Watson & Ruthie Henshall, who are priced at 25/1 & 40/1 respectively by the bookies
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Wednesday morning, after the third show
In last night's boring show: •Hollie & Giovanna did the Castle Coin Challenge. The Celebs got the answer wrong so no treat •Shane revealed how he once spent a night go karting with Tom Cruise •Jordan, Vernon & Bev had an eating trial, winning all 10 stars •At the end of the show Ant & Dec told them they were all up for the next trial, but in reality Russell & Ruthie will be entering the castle tonight via some trial. They were added to the Betfair market at the end of the show Current prices: 3.15 - 3.25................Jordan North (4.5 pre show, shortened during, 3.9 end of show, 3.5 half an hour after, lower overnight, 3 lowest matched) 3.85 - 4.1................Shane Richie (3.45 pre show, 3.9 end of show) 8.6 - 8.8..................Vernon Kay (7.2 pre show, 6s during eating trial, 7s end of show, higher since) 11 - 11.5...................Mo Farah (8s pre show, 9s end of show, higher since) 12 - 12.5..................Beverly Callard (14 pre show, similar end of show, bit shorter overnight) 19 - 21....................Giovanna Fletcher (13 pre show, 15 end of show then higher, 21 highest matched) 29 - 32...................Russell Watson (matched between 40 & 26) 36 - 38..................Jessica Plummer (25 pre show, 30s by end of show) 42 - 46...................AJ Pritchard (48 highest matched) 75 - 95....................Ruthue Henshall (initially matched as low as 38, all drifting since, 95 highest) 80 - 150...................Victoria Derbyshire 130 - 190.................Hollie Arnold £270,550 matched. Back 103.9%, lay 98.2% |
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Thursday morning, after the fourth show
In last night's show: •Everyone is getting on and they all feel like they are one big happy family •Victoria told a joke to Shane, then same joke to Mo, then same joke to everyone •Vernon, who likes to name drop, told about the time he met Tom Hanks •AJ & Jessica did the Castle Coin Challenge, winning Bread & Butter pudding. Yum •The 10 celebs went off for what they thought was a trial. Bev in particular looked terrified. However, they were just spectators to Russell & Ruthie doing the trial, winning 11 out of 12 stars •Russell & Ruthie joined the other celebs and were made welcome, despite Shane & Vernon having misgivings •The viewers voted who to do the next trial and Jordan was chosen. Sigh Current prices: 2.9 - 2.92................Jordan North (had drifted to around 3.2 during the show but shortened back at the end after getting the next trial) 4 - 4.3.....................Shane Richie (drifted all day yesterday's touching 5, 4.6 pre show, low 4s end of show) 5.9 - 6......................Vernon Kay (8 pre show, shortened during, 6s end of show, high 5s matched afterwards) 16 - 17.....................Mo Farah 17 - 19.5..................Beverly Callard (12 pre show, 13 end of show, higher overnight) 25 - 29....................Giovanna Fletcher (high of 30 been matched) 32 - 36...................Russell Watson (shortened all yesterday, 16.5 been matched, 18.5 pre show, 25 end of show, higher since) 46 - 55....................Ruthie Henshall (55 pre show, shortened during, low of 30 matched, drifted back out by end of show) 60 - 65...................Jessica Plummer 90 - 110....................AJ Pritchard 110 - 140...................Victoria Derbyshire 170 - 250.................Hollie Arnold £310,223 matched. Back 102.1%, lay 96.8% |
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Friday morning, after the fifth show
In last night's show: •Ruthie was given a secret task by a jester painting in order to win everyone's luxury items. Firstly she had to get Jordan to rub her foot, which she did, he then cleaned his hands using sanitiser, pulling a face •Shane & Bev did the Castle Coin Challenge (CCC), BUT... •Russell had now joined Ruthie in the secret task and the second part was to ensure the group answered the CCC incorrectly, which they did •The third and final part of the secret task was Russell had to pretend he saw a ghost, which everyone readily believed he had. Afterwards they were allowed to tell everyone about their mission •Jordan did his trial, winning all 12 stars •Each Celeb's luxury item was handed out. Giovanna chose a record by S Club 7 which was played with everyone dancing and enjoying themselves. Happy Castle, Happy Castle •The viewers voted Mo to do the next trial. Jordan and everyone cheered when he heard his "it's not you" from Ant & Dec Current prices: 2.36 - 2.4.................Jordan North (2.9s pre show, shortened all during, 2.6s during his trial, 2.4s then 2.3s near end of show) 4.5 - 4.8.....................Shane Richie (3.75 pre show, drifted back out with Jordan's shortening) 7 - 7.2.......................Vernon Kay (5.5 pre show, 7s by show end) 12 - 13.....................Mo Farah (16 pre show, drifted as high as 20, bits above, with his usual little coverage, was 20 before trial announcement when he plummeted to around 12) 21 - 23....................Giovanna Fletcher (shortened during yesterday, 19 pre show) 32 - 34...................Beverly Callard (22 pre show) 38 - 44....................Russell Watson 70 - 95...................Jessica Plummer 80 - 95...................Victoria Derbyshire 85 - 120....................Ruthie Henshall 80 - 110....................AJ Pritchard 260 - 350.................Hollie Arnold £370,695 matched. Back 103.2%, lay 97.8% |
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Saturday morning, after the sixth show
In last night's show: •We learned that Bev talks in her sleep and used to train with Arnold Schwarzenegger •Russell talked about when he performed for the Pope at the Vatican and he chatted about his two brain tumours, which he nearly died from •Mo & Victoria did the CCC, question answered incorrectly again so no treat •Ruthie chatted to Shane about when she used to date Prince Edward •Mo did his trial, screaming and whimpering all the way through it, half amusing and half annoying. He obtained 9 stars •The last half an hour of the program was a live trial. The celebs were split into Lords & Ladies and everyone took part, various challenges, which the men, unsurprisingly, won. They will receive a lavish banquet whilst the women will live on rice and beans and will have to face a trial the next day •The viewers have voted for a camp leader, result to be revealed during Sunday's show Current prices: 2.4 - 2.52..................Jordan North (drifted during yesterday, between 2.5 and 2.7 pre show, shortened back by end) 4.8 - 5........................Shane Richie 6.8 - 7.8......................Vernon Kay (8s pre show, shortened back by end) 13 - 14.......................Giovanna Fletcher (low 20s pre show, 25 before live trial, 21 end of show, 16 an hour later, further shortened this morning) 16 - 17........................Mo Farah (shortened during yesterday, 9s pre show, touched 8 as his trial started, 10.5 by end then higher) 18.5 - 21.....................Russell Watson (around 30 pre show, shortened during) 26 - 28......................Beverly Callard 65 - 75......................Ruthie Henshall 75 - 85......................Jessica Plummer 80 - 100.....................AJ Pritchard 110 - 140....................Victoria Derbyshire 140 - 410...................Hollie Arnold £420,206 matched. Back 106.6%, lay 98.7% |
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Sunday morning, after the seventh show
Last night's show was highlights of the week but with some unseen footage. Anything of note shown will be posted later. Current prices: 2.3 - 2.34.................Jordan North 5.5 - 5.6......................Shane Richie 8.2 - 9.2......................Vernon Kay 9 - 10..........................Giovanna Fletcher (around 12 pre show) 19 - 20........................Mo Farah 26 - 29.......................Russell Watson 25 - 30.......................Beverly Callard 70 - 80......................Jessica Plummer 75 - 95.......................Ruthie Henshall 120 - 200....................Victoria Derbyshire 130 - 200....................AJ Pritchard 150 - 370...................Hollie Arnold £435,911 matched. Back 102.7%, lay 96.8% |