Monday 3rd: Mike
Winnings: £24,000
Dealt at: 8-box
Highest offer: £42,000 (5-box)
Box value: £1
A good game, where Mike did go one
round too soon, but would have crashed if he’d gone any further than that, so a
good enough result.
Tuesday 4th: Sue
Winnings: £20,000
Dealt at: 5-box
Highest offer: £32,000 (2-box)
Box value: £75,000
Another one for the list of ‘games
where a sensible deal is made to look bad by big money being in the box’.
Wednesday 5th: Adamu
Winnings: £13,000
Dealt at: 2-box
Highest offer: £13,000 (2-box)
Box value: £35,000
Very nearly a long overdue Power 5
win. It’s just a shame Adamu, a very passionate and lively player, didn’t go
for the other box at 3-box, and leave £10,000 to the end instead of £1,000, as
then he may have gone for it. Shame, but still a very tense exciting game.
Thursday 6th: Carla
Winnings: £4,000
Dealt at: 8-box
Highest offer: £12,000 (5-box)
Box value: £10,000
Carla was nice enough, but she was
all over the place in her game. After very nearly taking the second offer of
£7,000, she crashed slightly, but recovered to £4,000 at 8-box. She no dealt by
mistake, then immediately corrected herself. When Noel asked her the question
again, this time she dealt. Overall, a rather unfortunate affair, though not
the fault of anyone involved.
Friday 7th: Hardik
Winnings: £20,000
Dealt at: 8-box
Highest offer: £26,000 (5-box)
Box value: £1,000
Now this was more like it. I very
much doubt Hardik would be bothered about missing out on £6,000. The difference
is small enough to not make much difference. Good game.
Sunday 9th: Marion
Winnings: £19,200
Dealt at: 5-box
Highest offer: £19,200 (5-box)
Box value: £250
Now that’s how you play the game.
It was brave of Marion to turn down £9,000 on such a precarious board, but it
paid off nicely, which saw a rise to a £19,200, which she quickly and sensibly
took. And, for the first time this week, the proveout undeniably went her way.
A good game to finish off the week.
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