First offer deal in all honesty.

There must be some who is dumb enough to deal at the first offer

The Markbot being OK about someone underselling a Power 5 box amount.

Relatedly; an 11-box OPW where everyone on the forum is actually genuinely happy.

- £500k wins as the £500k specials have been scrapped

- Someone beating Lucy's 50-show run (And i don't we're going to have anyone else beat Brian's 34-show run at this rate either )

- I don't think we're gonna see any players do less than 15 shows from now on

- An offer higher than £175,000. Unless the joke in Theo's game counts...

- And i'm not sure if we're ever gonna see anyone take out top 5 or the bottom 5 in the first, apart from the 2 staged acts in the Catherine Tate special and the 2000th show, the nearest we've gotten is Alex (New Year's day 2009) taking out the 5 lowest reds in the first 5 boxes

Rather like the £500k specials;

1. Anyone legitimately (ie, not a "special" show) winning anything above £250,000.

I say legitimately because I don't believe any (large - excluding "Peanuts" for 1p or something like that) change in the values can be called "Deal or No Deal" as we know it; it's not pure, it's not proper, it's set apart from how the game is played. I consider the specials to be different entirely to everything/one else. I don't even think they should ever take place, to be totally honest, but perhaps DoND was lacking in viewer figures when someone touted the idea.

2. Anyone winning anything below £0. Though we have had several offers below zero, I can't imagine anyone either dealing them or going on, by some highly odd twist of the Banker's invention, to win a minus amount. Again, I think the same of all the twists and banker's gambles and so on, as I do of the specials. My question is - Why? Though I probably know the answer.

3. Anyone being allocated Box 23. Apart from, maybe, Lee*

4. Another instance of Boxgate or Sequencegate. I stand to be corrected though if these have happened while I've not been watching.

5. Anyone reaching the 100 show mark.

6. Anyone being picked to play on their first appearance.

7. Or their second...

8. Or third...

9. I'll stop there.

10. A player walking out (I mean properly, not coming back) during his/her game.

11. A contestant having a heart attack while on the show. (Clutching at straws now I know...)

12. An all-red or all-blue 11-box. Again, I stand to be corrected.

That's about all I can think of tonight...

*Anyone remember Lee - Open Box 23?

*Sorry, I meant at points 6, 7 and 8: Anyone other than Lynn, Mark or Anita...

An opening offer that exceeds £20,000. Well there was Wrighty who was offered £24,000 but that was because he had £500,000 on the board in one of the Christmas specials.

I wonder how he'd react to someone selling a £75,000 box for £74,999.99!