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On the commentary team: KP. |
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Nice pause in the intro speech. |
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I'll be on it as well, but focussing on the balance and continueing to try and figure out how to predict offers using a combination of that and the fair deal :) |
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Andy K is playing. I thought he was quite good on contestant's row, unless that was the other Andy. |
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And we have "I'll give you the money myself" Andy K. |
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The K is for Kelly. He's from Rochdale, and he's a 'Heritage Lottery Development Officer' apparently. 'WHAT?' says Noel... and I thought he was going to go into a right-wing rant. But he doesn't, instead joking that he's a gambler. |
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...He sounds like he should be on our commentary team... |
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Andy was the player who gave away £200 to Raj, and he's fuming at the offers he got. Everyone's on his side now. |
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Box 15 (Leigh): £250,000! |
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Box 5 (Elaine): £50. He said that right after the £250k went! |
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The offer is apparently high. |
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Good recovery from a disasterous start, I think. |
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'He could have pushed 6 [grand]' jokes Andy. |
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Box 16 (Sara): £100. That sends the FD back above the start value. |
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Absolute balance is 4, Weaver's figures are 8/15; -1 still. |
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Time for another 'Celebrity Lookalike', perhaps? |
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...He does quite look like RTD. But to be honest RTD's most recognisable feature is his absolutely fabulous voice, so I'm not at all embarrassed for not seeing the similarity on instinct there :) |
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'A very very different show - it's Andy's show and he can do what he wants. And he's come in with a very aggressive attitude'. |
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Did Noel just say he intends to beat the banker then eat the banker? |
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Box 17 - £3,000. That'll do. |
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The offer - £10,000. The second highest at this stage, behind Trevor. |
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Absolute Balance at 2 |
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Despite being almost on the FD, it's a No Deal. |
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Box 6 (Mary-Ann): £15,000. 'Fine'. |
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Mouthed 1p but got £20,000 there. |
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'I know what I'd offer'. £9,000. |
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He's taking this personally. This is the one-on-one battle with the Banker we've been waiting for. |
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...Way above FD there. £15k offer. |
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He thinks that's near the upper bound. |
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No Deal from the BANKER there. This is great stuff. |
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The banker says 'No Deal'. LOL! |
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And this is hysterical. 'He said No Deal'. |
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Remind me never to play poker against this man. |
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Box 1 (Geoff): £500. |
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Oh, to continue with the Doctor Who references, his physical appearance may be similar to RTD, but his vocal patterns and attitude is far more reminiscent of Christopher Eccleston's ninth doctor... |
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Absolute Balance at -5 |
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...Course, that changes at any other box being drawn other than the £10000 and possably the £750. |
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this sounds like a really personal battle today.. |
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'Every show is different, every player is different...' |
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£10,000 coming up. As I said, if it's £10k or £750 nothing changes that's actually significant. |
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£9,000. That's a great trick. |
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...Slightly more below FD than I expected, I see. |
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Noel prophesises that Andy could be left fighting with the Banker on a 1p/50p decision. |
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Box 7 (Chris): £1! |
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Box 3 (Hayley): £75,000! |
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Absolute balance of 1 |
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Well, this is fabulous stuff. Sticking at £9,000, perhaps? FD is only £11,430.44. |
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As I said. £20,000 from the Banker is the lowest he can offer with that board, apparantly. |
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This is quite a fabulous psychological battle. |
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Stats of loosing both bigger is at... What... 3/10? Stats of keeping them both in 1/10 I think. |
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He's smiling. DEAL! |
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Mmm... Debatable if that was statistically valid, I think... |
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...He laps the studio after eliminating £100k and £35k in succession. This guy's great. |
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Proveout time. |
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£300 offer from the 10 vs 750. |
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And £10,000 given away in the irrelevant bit to Yvonne Schiling. |
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It should be noted that depending on how you read that board could have taken you either way with the £20,000 offer. FD said Deal. Balance said the FD should be about right (if I'm reading this correctly), gut instinct said "There's a 70% chance of keeping either red, which should mean the offer isn't lowering too badly.". The other gut instinct said "Gambling 20k for 100k is odds on, so may as well play it safe." |
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This guy was the first guy to win £3,000 on the daytime People Versus, if I'm not mistaken. |
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it sounded like a really interesting game...the ones where the contestant actually tries to beat the banker rather than try to avoid big boxes seem to work better... |
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This one was great TV because Andy was such a crazy personality. Some people seemed to hate him - one person who was talking to me during the episode was begging him to do badly and was really quite insulting. But I personally thought he made absolutely fabulous TV. And the lap of honour was one of the best moments of the series so far, second only to Jennifer finding she turned down £750 in my book. |
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Blimey O Reilly |
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Wow. This site is becoming THE place to be for all DoND addicts. |
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