PROVEOUT (Closing Round)

Box 18 - Claire - £50,000
Box 3 - Tracy - £250

The banker calls and says he would have called at this point in live play and offered £50,000 to try and stop them

Box 4 - Paula - £750

Banker time with £15,000 and £250,000 left in the game

Power five & jackpot winner denied

Shocking to see that after 10 years players still don't fully understand that third round deals rarely work.

No new house for mum and there is only one person to blame for that not happening. Very naughty Tim

I expect mum had very harsh words later on for her son...

Can this show get any worst?

TIM!!!!!!

BANKER'S OFFER WOULD'VE BEEN

£100,000

Hypothetical swap is taken and Box 20 comes to the table

Box 20 - £250,000
Box 2 - Matt - £15,000

Box 23 time

AWKWARD

Three MASSIVE regrets for Ann & Tim, swap and missing out on the jackpot... (so many times it's happened which is just so shocking!!!)

The BIGGEST MASSIVE regret of all goes to Tim.

Wonder if that would have been the answer if they had the button?

Box 23 - NO DEAL

Contents - HALF

Slightly cautious deal, horribly unlucky proveout. Hopefully they won't have too many regrets.

Nuts to this waste of a show. Race To a Billion is where the real action is at.

Oh yes indeed.

A cautious deal there, could of done better.

This is one of the reasons why I don't watch DOND.

£18,000 is better than nothing. I hope they spend the money well.

I don't watch it either. Thank goodness for Sky+!

Is that the first time someone has dealt on a Double Trouble game with the other person in isolation?

Nope.

During the maried couples specials, Ricky & Keri were separated before the 3rd offer and despite (false) claims from the Banker that Keri wanted him to go on he dealt a pathetic £8,000 3rd offer. Amazingly enough they also missed out on a £15,000/£250,000 finish.

Also during the couples specials, Hugo & Dawn were separated before 8 box, and after failing to predict their 8 box offer for a second shot at the holiday, in a unique twist both the Banker AND Dawn were able to look inside the box (though Dawm was in the isolation room and had to stay there for the rest of the conventional game). Hugo didn't trust the Banker's mind games so he just settled for the (quite generous) 8 box offer of £30,000 even though they had the button in play.