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Originally posted by Dorsetlad:
This won't happen but wouldn't it be good if next week they have a rollover to celebrate the banker's birthday. Every day that the quarter mill doesn't come to the table they could increase it by £50000 in the next game so by the end of the week they could be playing for half a million ! Last time they had that amount in the game it went early, maybe in the first box, I can't recall but in those days they had more money from the phone competition.

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Originally posted by DOND_#1_FAN:

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Originally posted by Dorsetlad:
This won't happen but wouldn't it be good if next week they have a rollover to celebrate the banker's birthday. Every day that the quarter mill doesn't come to the table they could increase it by £50000 in the next game so by the end of the week they could be playing for half a million ! Last time they had that amount in the game it went early, maybe in the first box, I can't recall but in those days they had more money from the phone competition.

Annies Game, first box, revealed by Carol! it was on the 500th show!
Anyway, catch u guys later!

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Originally posted by Posh Paws:
I'll reserve judgement until I've seen the shows this week but personally, I don't usually like the shows with gimmicks so much.

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Originally posted by keithb:
perhaps you could tell me, you seem to have all the facts and figures. How often does the banker even reach £20k nowadays? and when he did offer that much, how many people refused it and then lived to regret it when they won peanuts.?

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Originally posted by DOND_#1_FAN:

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Originally posted by keithb:
perhaps you could tell me, you seem to have all the facts and figures. How often does the banker even reach £20k nowadays? and when he did offer that much, how many people refused it and then lived to regret it when they won peanuts.?

I can give you 1,000's of examples although, some games have proved to be in your favour like Diddy however how about the following:
Justin: £26,000 (could have had £60k and £250k in box)
Donna: £21,000 (could have had £170k +)
Sara: £30,000 (could have had £175k+)
Kate: £21,000 (could have had £250k)
Jon: £20,000 (could have had £250k)
Chris S: £22,500 (could have had £75k +)
Martin: £13,000 (could have had £40,000)
He doesnt always offer £20k, and I agree maybe dealling at that amount is a good idea, but you say ALWAYS...you simply CANNOT make statements like that! I agree with you, to some degree that £20,000 is rarely offered anymore and some people like Diddy declined over £20,000 and won a blue amount but you have to see that there has to be a balance take Tom's game for an example too, he dealt at £20,000 and could have had £29,000!

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Originally posted by keithb:
like I asked before, how do you know all this?? is there a website we can look at or do you sit there taking notes of every game?