Round 5

20 - Reece - 1p

Myles next and he says he thinks he has 10p.

17 - Myles - £5,000

10 - Jamie - Stephen calls a break...

It's such a guilty pleasure of mine watching one of the "I think I've got a blue" brigade knock out the highest remaining red.

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Jamie says he thinks Kyra has £1k in her box.

10 - Jamie - £250

Banker time

Stephen says the banker's being cruel.

BANKER'S OFFER

£450

Kyra asks why it's gone down! The banker rings back and says it's because he makes all the rules.

Kyra says the pressure's ramping up as she doesn't want to win just 10p for her sister. She now thinks there's a blue in her box.

Kyra says

NO DEAL

Round 6

6 - Donna - £1,000

16 - Pete - 50p

Banker time

Stephen says this is a very clever offer.

BANKER'S OFFER

£1,100

That is very generous! I wasn't expecting 4 figures on that board.

Stephen says the banker believes £4k could be on the table. Kyra says that money's something. Reece tells her to remember their conversations and ground herself. Jamie points out that the offer won't go up by much even if she takes out a blue.

Kyra's boyfriend says he'd go on which she says doesn't help.

Kyra says

NO DEAL

Round 7

Stephen says Stevie cringed when Kyra no dealt. Kyra asks Simon who says he's thought throughout that he has 10p. Johnny talks about what he had in his boxes last week.

12 - Simon - 10p

Banker time with £1 and £4,000 remaining...

Kyra says her offers have been so low as she's been battered by the reds. Her boyfriend says the £4k isn't real money at the moment.

Kyra says

DEAL

Stephen opens Kyra's box 1 and reveals £1

Box 14 with Johnny contains the £4,000

Kyra says she's grateful she left with something and it's not the £1. Stephen says she beat the banker!

The first Banker spanking of the series!

It must be one of the lowest-ever as well!

Great recovery, wasn't expecting her to go on at 3 box! The only OPW I can remember lower than that was £750 Becky

Good to see the banker actually giving proper decisions on a low-stakes board. Certain times in the old format that would just have been a trainwreck with no decisions to make.