Would anyone be able to produce a list of people to the current date who have had the dream finish (£100,000/£250,000) and the same for the nightmare finish (1p/10p)?

I would also like to know how many times boxes 1, 2, 4, 11, and 22 have bought the £250,000 to the table and possibly other power 5..

Has anyone took out more than 8 reds/blues in a row yet?

How many people have had all blue / all red squashdowns and potentially more than 6 of one colour without any of the other?

What are the current record highest offers for each round, active play only...

Any of the above stats would be greatly appreciated

To start things off, Keran in November 2008 took out 9 blues in a row - not sure if anyone else has had 9 of one colour yet.

A player called Chris had an all-blue 8-box in March 2009.

100k/250k finishes (all in proveout, sadly):

Sara (December 2005)
Donna (December 2006)
Gaz (April 2007)
Leanne (January 2007)
Kathleen (June 2007)
Sylvia? (Christmas star show, December 2007)
Louise (July 2008)
Jodie (June 2010)


1p/10p finishes:

Igor (July 2007)
Mark (October 2008)
Gillian (December 2009)
Abbie (December 2009)
Laurence (June 2010)
Bill (November 2010)

Abbie and Bill's were both in proveout.

This was off the top of my head, couldn't think of any others but apologies if any are missing.

Much appreciated brick, bizarre 6 of the dream finishes were 2005-2007. With only 2 2008-2010

What were the odds of an all blue final 8? That's awesome.. perhaps not for him! But awesome nevertheless..

1 in 1938.

Highest offers after each round (I think...):

Round 1: £20,000 (Matt - September 2006) [Although Wrighty was offered £24,000 on a £500k-high board]
Round 2: £35,000 (Matt - September 2006)
Round 3: £40,000 (Paul - February 2007)
Round 4: £57,000 (Brenda - February 2006)
Round 5: £90,000 (Daniel - August 2007)
Round 6: £125,000 (Kirsty - April 2006)

Shows the current state of the offers. If todays player declined the poor 5 box offer you would be changing the highest in play 2 box offer to £144,000!

And of course, £75k Daniel and £100k Lauren have come the closest to the Dream Finish in live play - both taking out the £250k in the last box of the last round.

Daniel wouldn't have had the DF anyway as he had £50k in his box, but if he had - well, this may or may not have been asked before, but who's to say the Banker wouldn't have had to offer him £175k, the biggest offer he could ever make (assuming he would never go above the mean in this situation?)

Lauren, meanwhile, would have had the DF had she not gone with the newbie. In this case, the Banker would probably have added £100k to her previous offer to make it £151k.