I'm here for commentary
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:18 pm | #

I'm here for stats.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:18 pm | #

Noel says that we're still getting over Kev's game, saying it included one of the best openings and the most disastrous round ever. And he points out that he could have become the 10th member of the 1p club, as he would have taken the swap.

No comedy wing banter today, and today's player is...

GRAEME!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:21 pm | #

Noel attempts to analyse Kev's game yesterday - strong start, disaster middle, and er... odd finish. I don't believe he would have ended up another 1p member, that would have required sheer stupidity.

Today, it's GRAEME, with booyeah box 22!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:22 pm | #

Kev's game was the second this week to come close to a 1p winner. £50,000 on Wednesday, £75,000 on Thursday, will it be a six figure sum today!

Graham time, with the BOOYEAH box! Blimey, with that tuxedo and kilt, you'd think he knew!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:22 pm | #

He's a bit surprised about being called this early...I think he's only done 18 shows. Getting married next week though.

I won't attempt to spell his surname but he's a bingo caller from Aberdeen. He's also got a sleep disorder.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:24 pm | #

Round One

Box ? (Den)
"I'd like to say I'm going to miss you. Well I'd like to"
-£15,000-
That's OK

Box 7 (Paul)
-£10,000-
Likes the middle reds

Box 2 (Kirsty)
-£75,000-
Not on the table two days running.

Box ? (James)
-£50,000-
This is not a very good start.

Box 13 (Stephen)
-£250-
We REALLY needed that... still one of the higher blues though.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:27 pm | #

Stats at Round 1:

Boxes Left: 17
Cash Left on Board: £415,416.61
Board Value lost this Round: 26.56%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 85.00%
% of Red amounts remaining: 73.40%

Mean: £24,436.27
Median: £500
Absolute Balance: -23
Significant Balance: 7/17 , -4
Fair Deal: £6,553.16
Volatility: 1.51

Not a very good start. Two holes in the right side of the board.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:27 pm | #

Are we going to have the first all red opener since the beginning of JUNE?

No we aren't, £250, the long run continues!

"That's how unlucky I am" says Graeme. "Oh, no, don't say that!" says Noel, but he says he's an unlucky person and this is the luckiest thing that's ever happened to him.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:27 pm | #

Round 1 Generosity:

Banker Offer: £6,000 + mug of hot milk
FD Benchmark (70%): £4,587.21
FD Generosity: 1.3

% OF MEAN: 25 ( 0.9 )
% OF FD: 92
Yes, really.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:29 pm | #

He then makes up the time to the call by commenting on how much of an unlucky person he is.

The banker's worried about him because of his sleep disorder...

Offer One

-£6,000 + a mug of hot milk-

He fakes that he may take it... but doesn't. NO DEAL!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:29 pm | #

Banker says he's not the unluckiest person in the world, his future wife Catherine is. Below the belt!

Comedy opening offer of £6,000 and a mug of hot milk. It's No Dealt, although what with the building up it looked like a first offer Deal...
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:29 pm | #

Stats at 1st Break:

Boxes Left: 15
Cash Left on Board: £315,416.60
Board Value lost this Round: 24.07%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 85.00%
% of Red amounts remaining: 55.67%

Mean: £21,027.77
Median: £500
Absolute Balance: -22
Significant Balance: 1/3 , -4
Fair Deal: £4,992.36
Volatility: 3.82

We needed that penny. Still a lot of work to do to recover this board now.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:30 pm | #

Round Two

"Now that I've fooled the banker into thinking I'm the unluckiest guy in the world, the next six boxes will be blue"

Box 16 (Jo)
-£100,000-
So much for that. This is getting ugly.

Box 21 (Craig)
-1p-
Even that can't undo the damage of the first six boxes.

Box 5 (Jeff)
-After the break, during which Graeme may have a quick nap, according to Noel-
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:30 pm | #

Well, that was looking terrifying until the penny dropped. Actually it still is.

It's amazing that after a start like that the £250k's still there, pity not much else is.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:31 pm | #

We're back.

Box 5 (Jeff)
-£750-
The lowest and highest blues in consecutive boxes.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:36 pm | #

Stats at 2nd Round:

Boxes Left: 14
Cash Left on Board: £314,666.60
Board Value lost this Round: 24.25%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 40.00%
% of Red amounts remaining: 55.67%

Mean: £22,476.19
Median: £300
Absolute Balance: -21
Significant Balance: 5/14 , -4
Fair Deal: £5,438.68
Volatility: 3.87

Hits the highest blues, which doesn't improve the stats much.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:36 pm | #

Round 2 Generosity:

Banker Offer: £8,000
FD Benchmark (116%): £6,308.86
FD Generosity: 1.3

% OF MEAN: 36 ( 0.8 )
% OF FD: 147
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:37 pm | #

I haven't heard that 'sad' music in ages.

And hopefully won't hear it for a while again yet, as we've taken out another blue! The 10p-£100 block is still worrying, though.

It seems insane to say that we're in round 2 and there's only three higher than the £8,000 offer, but that's the case. But we're not going yet, No Deal!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:37 pm | #

Quick conversation there. The banker wants him to think about this offer very very carefully.

Offer Two

-£8,000-

"It may feel a low amount of money" says Noel, but he does then call it "respectable"

And after faking at a first offer deal, we won't get our first second offer deal. It's a NO DEAL!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:37 pm | #

Round Three

Box 6 (Pauline)
-£100-
Aside from the penny, all his blues have been high.

Box ? (Kasey)
-10p-
That's much better!

Box ? (Sarah)
-£10-
All blue round!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:39 pm | #

Stats at Round 3:

Boxes Left: 11
Cash Left on Board: £314,556.50
Board Value lost this Round: 0.03%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 33.39%
% of Red amounts remaining: 55.67%

Mean: £28,596.05
Median: £1,000
Absolute Balance: -1
Significant Balance: 5/11 , 0
Fair Deal: £8,581.24
Volatility: 3.87
Looking a lot better now after a much-needed all blue round.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:39 pm | #

All-blue round at last but Jenine's in hysterics. Why? "You have to be careful turning around quickly" she says, referring to Graeme in his kilt. So Graeme gives them a twirl, causing a bit of anarchy.

"Things are looking up!" says the Banker. And with £14,000 he's right!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:40 pm | #

Erm, I'm not quite sure how to sum up that bit of banter... let's just say that it appeared some female members of the east wing have got an accidental look up Graeme's kilt.

Offer Three

-£14,000-

Quite a quick NO DEAL!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:40 pm | #

Round 3 Generosity:

Banker Offer: £14,000
FD Benchmark (133%): £11,413.05
FD Generosity: 1.2

% OF MEAN: 49 ( 1.0 )
% OF FD: 163
"One box game". Unless my eyes deceive me, Noel, £20k and £35k are still there. NO DEAL!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:40 pm | #

Round Four

Box 3 (Jenine)
-£3,000-
Just about OK.

He "smells blue" in the next box...

Box 4 (Belinda)
-£35,000-
"That's a stinker" says Noel, who then dismisses the £20,000 when he calls it a one-box game.

He also still thinks Graeme can be a big winner. Find out after the break.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:41 pm | #

Stats at 2nd Break:

Boxes Left: 9
Cash Left on Board: £276,556.50
Board Value lost this Round: 12.08%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 33.39%
% of Red amounts remaining: 48.94%

Mean: £30,728.50
Median: £500
Absolute Balance: -10
Significant Balance: 4/9 , -1
Fair Deal: £7,455.93
Volatility: 9.41

Could we be heading to an early break...? Yes, join us after the break.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:42 pm | #

He smells blue in box 4!

So inevitably the second highest red goes. The £250k is the only power 5 left and there's only three other reds.

But Noel still thinks we have a big winner here. Find out after the break, with Craig on today's Box Bonanjeree.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:42 pm | #

A full 19 minutes to go as we come back.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:46 pm | #

We're back, and Noel again calls it a one box game.

Box 12 (Derek)
-£1,000-
Fourth highest amount there. Noel calls it alright.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:47 pm | #

Stats at 4th Round:

Boxes Left: 8
Cash Left on Board: £275,556.50
Board Value lost this Round: 12.40%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 33.39%
% of Red amounts remaining: 48.76%

Mean: £34,444.56
Median: £275
Absolute Balance: -11
Significant Balance: 1/2 , -1
Fair Deal: £8,684.07
Volatility: 9.78
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:47 pm | #

I hope that means a big win and not a trainwreck followed by ten minutes of adverts.

First blue chants of the game reveal a red but it's the lowest. Unfortunately there's now only three left.

£20,000 is huge, there's only ONE higher on the board! Deal, surely?
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:47 pm | #

Round 4 Generosity:

Banker Offer: £20,000
FD Benchmark (136%): £11,810.34
FD Generosity: 1.7

% OF MEAN: 58 ( 1.0 )
% OF FD: 230
Wow, wasn't expecting that much on a board this unstable. I'd be out of there.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:48 pm | #

The banker says that his problem in games like this is that there isn't enough on the board to justify a really big offer.

And Noel finally acknowledges the presence of the £20,000 on the board, in passing on this offer.

Offer Four

-£20,000-
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:48 pm | #

Graeme suggests he'd have accepted £21,000 as a second offer. The banker rings back, and Graeme also says that he'd have taken £31,000 at offer three.

The offer's going up, to £21,000!

And I'd almost definitely take this.

But Graeme isn't. NO DEAL!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:49 pm | #

I'd be tempted to push it one more round, but absolutely no further.
jd | 05.04.07 - 4:49 pm | #

Increased offer of £21,000 makes it 1.8 on the generosity scale.

He's ready... it's a NO DEAL! I don't know what to say about that.
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:49 pm | #

And £21,000 means that there really is only one higher.

Oh my word, No Deal, even though his fiance would be happy with that sum! That's bravery, but is it wise?
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:49 pm | #

Round Five

Box 15 (Shahid)
-£50-
One blue of the needed three.

Box 14 (P.J.)
-£5-
Two blues of the needed three. Could he actually pull this off?

Box 20 (Lynn)
-£1-
HE CAN!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:51 pm | #

Stats at Round 5:

Boxes Left: 5
Cash Left on Board: £275,500.50
Board Value lost this Round: 0.02%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 30.03%
% of Red amounts remaining: 48.76%

Mean: £55,100.10
Median: £5,000
Absolute Balance: 9
Significant Balance: 4/5 , 2
Fair Deal: £21,620.75
Volatility: 9.80

Somehow, he's pulled it off!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:51 pm | #

I don't think it's £31,000, I think it's £41,000.

Yep, told you.
Jack | Homepage | 05.04.07 - 4:52 pm | #

The banker calls this the easiest offer he's ever had to make. This is because of the £31,000 comment mentioned earlier. But that isn't the offer.

Offer Five

-£41,000-
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:52 pm | #

...HOW THE HELL DID HE PULL THAT OFFER?! That is amazing, he is one lucky guy!

So we're at 50p, £500, £5,000...£20,000, £250,000, and after a start like that, HOW did we get here?

Noel fakes a £31,000 offer, but it's FOURTY ONE thousand! If he No Deals this he's Di's brother!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:52 pm | #

Round 5 Generosity:

Banker Offer: £41,000
FD Benchmark (134%): £28,971.81
FD Generosity: 1.4

% OF MEAN: 74 ( 1.3 )
% OF FD: 190
The thing that worries me here is that there is plenty of time left...
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:52 pm | #

Still plenty of time left... I honestly think he'll go on here.

HE DOES!! IT'S A NO DEAL!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:53 pm | #

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NO DEAL!

I'm scared now.
Jack | Homepage | 05.04.07 - 4:53 pm | #

...

I can't describe that. This guy is insane.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:53 pm | #

What... it's a NO DEAL! What on earth!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:53 pm | #

This will be a disaster
jd | 05.04.07 - 4:53 pm | #

Fantastic start! He can't win 50p!

Now we want £500 and £5,000. Even £20,000 wouldn't be catastrophic, but losing the quarter-million would.

There we go, £20,000.
Jack | Homepage | 05.04.07 - 4:54 pm | #

I'm fairly positive towards no-dealers but that was pretty reckless.

1 to go and he's still got the big one though
jd | 05.04.07 - 4:54 pm | #

Round Six

Box 10 (Alison)
-50p-
Perfect start to the final round.

Box 18 (Savvas)
-£20,000-
Not what we really wanted. Noel calls it alright.

Box 16 (Peter)
-£500-
YES!! HE'S DONE IT!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:55 pm | #

well I called that one completely wrong
jd | 05.04.07 - 4:55 pm | #

Stats at Final Round:

Boxes Left: 2
Cash Left on Board: £255,000.00
Board Value lost this Round: 7.44%
% of Blue amounts remaining: 0.00%
% of Red amounts remaining: 45.21%

Mean/ Median: £127,500.00
Fair Deal: £81,427.67
Volatility: 50.00

I wouldn't be surprised if he even gambled here, the way this game has gone. Incredible!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:56 pm | #

I don't know how he's managed this, but he has. Final two of £5,000 and £250,000 which of course is very nearly the Laura final two. And we all know what happened there.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:56 pm | #

OH MY GOD YES YES YES YES WOW!!!!! I actually shouted out loud then!!!

£5,000 and TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SMACKERS. One of the maddest gamblers in the history of the world is actually pulling that off, and I'm practically having a heart attack here! First £250k final two in active play since LAURA, and I've no idea either how the hell we didn't have this spoiled, or what the offer will be.

Graeme bursts into tears. I probably would.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:56 pm | #

The banker, via Noel, brings up Morris - it's the Morris offer.

Offer Six

-£101,000-
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 4:58 pm | #

Morris is mentioned. He thought he was gonna win £250k, he didn't.

THE SAME OFFER AS HIM! £101,000, FOR GOD'S SAKE, MAN, DEAL THE DAMN OFFER NOW!!!!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 4:58 pm | #

Final Round Generosity:

Banker Offer: £101,000
FD Benchmark (112%): £91,198.99
FD Generosity: 1.1

% OF MEAN: 79 ( 1.1 )
% OF FD: 124
She's got to take that, surely?
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 4:58 pm | #

And, as we are reminded by Noel, Morris had a £20,000 fallback.

And with only £5,000 guaranteed, he must take this.

HE DOES! DEAL!!!

HE BECOMES ONE OF OUR BIGGEST EVER WINNERS!!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 5:00 pm | #

"Pains me to say this, believe it or not, but Deal!" PAINS YOU TO SAY IT? Even Noel points out the irony there, he's won the FOURTH BIGGEST WIN IN THE HISTORY OF THE SHOW.

With that money I wouldn't give a toss if this was £250k.
Billy | 05.04.07 - 5:00 pm | #

Eventually, he DEALS! Everyone looks like they're going to have a heart attack. This has been an amazing game, will he get the perfect finish?

Yes, £5k in the box!
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 5:00 pm | #

And now, can he also get one of the biggest ever OPWs?

Box 22 is opened...

YES!!! £5,000!!! INCREDIBLE AMAZING OPW!!!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 5:01 pm | #

YES!! fantastic game
jd | 05.04.07 - 5:01 pm | #

And newbie Colin has been left to the end, and his first duty is to open Box 8 and reveal the £250,000!
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 5:01 pm | #

Pilgrim James would have gone at £41,000. He chooses LTL Box 1, and it's £10,000!! The lucky winner is John Cheshire of Morden.
Stephen | 05.04.07 - 5:03 pm | #

And look at that, he even got a bloomin' OPW!! What an amazing game!

And newbie Colin has a HECK of a first game. "Good luck!" he says before revealing he had the biggie on his first show.

I can't believe that. I can't believe we got a £101,000 win and heard absolutely nothing at all about it. He had one of the worst starts EVER and then went and won that!

The insane thing is that in his early shows he used to do poems, like Morris. And *last year* there was a spoiler that someone won big on the 4th May, in fact they were out by two days and Gaz won £100,000 on the 2nd May...one year later it finally comes true!

I need a lie down, my head's spinning!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 5:03 pm | #

Oh yeah, and even the fact there was loads of time left didn't make it obvious he was going to win big...Karen's and Daniel's games a few months ago were the same, and they won £10 and £24,500 respectively, the loads of time left at the end was just filled up by lots of adverts. So this could have just gone the same way!
Billy | 05.04.07 - 5:06 pm | #

In Play Generosity: 1.3
Overall Generosity: 1.3
Andrew | 05.04.07 - 5:09 pm | #

I'm not sure what was the most stupid thing that appeared in this commentary.

The porn spam post, or Graham's No Deals.

If he'd turned down the £101k it would have been the latter, and £5k would have been a beautiful ending for me.

I watched the end on the simulcast because I saw the clock and knew exactly what was coming. Although I expected it to be a sixth No Deal too, and really hoped it would be a 50p win, then a £500 win, then a £5k win...

Noel attributing his No Dealing to the audience is telling. It implies that the players are influenced by external forces, and that means him.

I note that even Noel seemed to be leaning towards Deal at £41k, and even the Bristol mob reacted as though they could add up for once; how much Wakeyistic behaviour from Noel got edited out in that period?

Finally, if ever there was proof the straddling game format the US uses is better, that was it. The £41k ND was effectively signalled well in advance to anyone with a clock.
Anonymous | 05.04.07 - 5:10 pm | #

All that was me btw.
KP | 05.04.07 - 5:11 pm | #

Pains me to say this, believe it or not, but Deal!" PAINS YOU TO SAY IT? Even Noel points out the irony there, he's won the FOURTH BIGGEST WIN IN THE HISTORY OF THE SHOW.

If that was Noel who said that, he's wrong. Laura, Jennifer, Bunney and Claudine all won more.

The comment in my household after he no deal the £41K was "I hope he wins 50p". A bit extreme but that was definitely one for the "reckless gambler but very lucky" club.
Simon | 05.04.07 - 5:14 pm | #

That was actually me getting my sums wrong, sorry. Fifth is still good, though.

Needless to say that Graeme's the biggest winner on the 4th ever, beating Kirsty's £75k win way back in April last year. First Friday OPW since Charlie (6th April), biggest win and OPW since Bunney (31st January) but incredibly not the biggest Friday win ever, that stays with Jennifer! Seems customary for the first week of May to have a six figure win...
Billy | 05.04.07 - 5:22 pm | #

Also am I right? Graeme has become the second higest person to sell his box for a massive amount? Given Jennifer sold a £750 for £120,000.

£41K was cast iron in my book. £21K I was verging on Deal as well, given there was nothing above at the time. However, the editing clues were there that we in for a special ending.
Travis P | 05.04.07 - 5:30 pm | #

I see Colin the newbie had the £250,000. My theory of the "power of the four corners" proved dividends today.

Also fair play to those who saw or heard the show kept the whole thing a secret.
Travis P | 05.04.07 - 5:38 pm | #

I would have dealed on the £21,000, but I think going on one more round was an acceptable risk. But the no deal at £41,000 was in my opinion stupid, and he didn't deserve to win.

The fact that he won big money in no way means that he made a sensible decision.
John Hoare | Homepage | 05.04.07 - 7:11 pm | #

You said almost everything on my mind, but better.
KP | 05.04.07 - 8:12 pm | #

Wow, I'm upset to have missed this won.

I'm somewhat amazed that someone who considers themselves so unlucky would No Deal some of those offers, but I'm happy for him.
SamH | 05.04.07 - 9:36 pm | #

Why are people so nasty about contestants on DOND? Reading posts like "oh I hope he ends up with 50p" and "5k would be beautiful" after losing £96000 make me want to vomit.

Did you shout stuff like "I hope he doesn't even get the Blankety Blank chequebook and pen" in the 80's?

Graham has £101000. He took a major risk and it paid off. It's his game and no one elses.
Barry | 05.05.07 - 7:42 am | #

It wasn't me who said the 50p comment - it was someone else watching TV with me.
Simon | 05.05.07 - 2:29 pm | #

I agree with Barry. Enjoy your money, Graeme.
Brig Bother | Homepage | 05.05.07 - 3:07 pm | #

It's a bit of a double-edged sword. Barring stupid banker offers (i.e. Laura) or very strong boards - it needs a gamble to win big money.
Simon | 05.05.07 - 4:16 pm | #

Well, I wasn't being nasty. I'm glad he won the money, and I'm certainly glad he didn't go away with a blue. And of course it's his game, and he can play it how he wants.

I still think he made a stupid decision, though.
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