Stats for March's games:

Payout: £207,775.50
Average Winnings: £11,543.08
Total Box Values (after swaps): £1,096,762.00


Total winnings this month were 19% of what they would've been if all the boxes were opened, so the Banker CRUSHED the players overall this time around.

4/4 people would've benefited from dealing rather than opening their box.

9/14 people would've benefited from opening their box rather than dealing.

2/18 people took the most money possible out of their game. They were: Margaret and Maurice

The 1p has NOT come to the table this month.
The £250,000 has come to the table 2 times this month (3 if you count Sam's hypo-swap).

Highest Offers at each Stage of the Game:

1st: £10,000 (Natalie)
2nd: £14,000 (Sheikh)
3rd: £17,000 (Gloria)
4th: £30,000 (Lee)
7 box extra offer: £23,000 (Gloria [POST-DEAL ])
6 box extra offer: £10,000 (Betty)
5th: £45,000 (Yvonne, Lee and Yomi [ALL POST-DEAL ])
6th: £175,000 (Yomi [POST-DEAL; HIGHEST EVER] )

Winnings Distribution:

£0 - £999: 3
£1,000 - £4,999: 1
£5,000 - £9,999: 2
£10,000 - £19,999: 9
£20,000 - £29,999: 2
£30,000 - £49,999: 1
£50,000+: 0

Lowest Win: NOTHING (Mick)
Highest Win: £30,000 (Lee)

Dealing Points:

11 box: 0
8 box: 9 (all time HIGH percentage-wise )
7 box extra offer: 2
6 box extra offer: 2
5 box: 1
2 box: 0
Taking the Box: 4

Additions to the DoND Hall of Fame:

Mick: 27th member of the NOTHING NETWORK.

Sam: Deal's BIGGEST LOSER in monetary terms (missed out on £480,000).


Miscellaneous Stats:

Maz had the first person since April 2014 to have an all-blue 5 box despite the odds of having one being 1 in 57.

Jack is the first person in Deal history to keep the lowest 9 blues to 11 box. The odds of doing this is 1 in 9,044.

Lee is only the 7th person in Deal history to have a £10,000 (or more) minimum at 5 box. The odds of doing this is 1 in 470.5, which is the same odds of having a top amount of £100 at 5 box like Jack did.

Carmen took out the lowest 4 blues consecutively from 15 box, which is a 1 in 1,365 chance.

Yomi received the joint highest prove-out offer of all time (£175,000) along with Sara from December 2005.

Feel free to add your own!