Katherine Ryan: £2,789 at 3 box here as well, the average on a one box game is a must deal offer even at those stakes and in a celebrity special.

All the way to £75,000!

Yolanda: Playing with total honesty, given I would've saw 2 depressing trainwrecks just hours before playing, £10,095 at 5 box.

Given the ITV Banker's recent offer trends there was only a 30% chance of a significant uplift at 3 box, and even in that scenario I was still expecting the offer not to crack 20k. Between my lack of confidence in the risk being worth the reward and not wanting to complete a hat trick of total disasters I would've reluctantly dealt at 5 box.

Probably £21,250 at 3-box. Only way to get a lot more would be to leave £25k vs £75k.

For once that wouldn't have been the case, as Yolanda's game was recorded many months after Conal and Stephen's game's werr.

£10,095 was a tricky offer though and a deal would have been more than justified - as you mention, you only keeping both 25k and 75k would lead to a big increase at 3-box, so functionally if you're turning down 10k at 5-box you need to mentally be prepared to play until 2-box to chase that big win, and then you have the 30% chance of crashing to a 2k-max win.

As little as one or two grand more and I'd have been dealing too.

Well, had that offer been 10195, I'd have simply had to say Deal - but it wasn't, so I wouldn't have do---

Oh I don't know, it's been so long that I've forgotten how this game is even played, what would I have done? I'd have watched Deal or No Deal, if I'd known it was on!

Honestly, I feel I would have taken £10,095 at 5-box just in case I end up taking out the £75k within the next two boxes. Would be harder to get a 5-digit offer at that point.

Matt: £7,510 at 5 box

Surprisingly generous offer, and given the Banker seems to be making more moderate offers now rather than fully going back to his early revival offer trends it wasn't worth the risk.

Deal at £7,510. Pretty generous for how little backup he had + 3 out of 5 values being functionally worthless.

Probably all the way to £5. 5-box was a good offer, but with only two boxes to open I'd have wanted a bit more to tempt me out there.

£7,510 at 5-box.

Ana: Reluctant £5,004 at 5 box, it was essentially yesturday's 5 box decision at two thirds the stakes and the backup was too sparse for the risk to be worth it.

I would have taken £5,004 at 5-box just in case I take out the 50k within the next two boxes. Would be chasing the 1k or 2k at that point.

Probably £10,804 at 3-box.

By a narrow margin, deal at £10,804.

£5,004 would have been a TOUGH decision, but the 1k and 2k backups were just enough for me to go for it. A well pitched offer by the banker there!

Dan: All the way to the 1p for me.

Dan: 1p sadly

Probably would've dealt one of the last 2 offers had the 1p been replaced with any other low blue but with there being only 1 penny winner on the revival prior to this winning the penny is enough of a novelty on this version that I'm willing to see if I have it at those stakes.

1p by going to the end (not by dealing the first offer ).

All the way to 1p.

£7,000 or whatever it was, whenever it was. Too risky, volatile board, knno when to quit, when the fun stops stop. Anything but what happened. Jeez wept.