thanks got exited when down to 3 tables, that kept me awake 

Seat 1: Ram Vaswani (UK) 432,000
Seat 2: Steve Jelinek (UK) 758,000
Seat 3: Marc Karam (Canada) 1,742,000
Seat 4: Andy Black (Ireland) 683,000
Seat 5: Soren Kongsgaard (Denmark) 1,612,000
Seat 5: Josh Prager (USA) 1,593,000
Seat 7: Gavin Griffin (USA) 2,597,000
Seat 8: Kristian Kjondal (Norway) 1,203,000

Miss   lol

well done lucy 2 in a row   maybe sporting odds will sponsor you for 2007

have completely stopped watching the show myself  hate noel Edmond's, hate the bankers miserly offers, but got phone call with 10 min to go today. the Young lady had 3 boxes left the big 3   75k 100k  250k  took out 100 was then made offer of 125k rejected it. offer to swop boxes rejected offer but unfortunately had 75k in her box. So close to the big one but good on her for going for it.

can you access internet poker sites from your hotel room jen?  couldnt last year

COPYED FROM BARNEY HENDON MOB                                                                                                                                                           A lot of people were given the wrong information about their playing day.
On day one A apparently there were nearly 200 stacks that were blinded off. Many players came back another day and got a second stack.
This was a huge advantage for day one A players who picked up a lot of freee chips and came back on day two with bigger stacks

alternates are already added to final player numbers

i think colouring up would add an additional 300k maximum  a realistic figure would be  130k

i asume the chip numbers to be exact, player have to count there chips exactly at the end of each day,and these figures are published.  colouring up will add to the total number but  2,140,000 ? no way

If you add up all the chips at the final table it comes to 90,140,000 ( figures taken from poker pages )    8,773 players entered  should be   87,730,000 chip in play  where did 2,410,000 come from or where did $2,410,000 go?
 mad marin brought this to my attention

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It has fully dressed glamourous girls with silver briefcases and a cool $1M top prize. An added twist is they have 4 members of the contestants family in a "pit" separate from the audience to literally scream advice. Very OTT (and too many damn ad breaks) but better than the Cypriot version called "Deal" which takes cheap telly to new depths                     

There are 26 silver brief cases 1cent-- $1,000,000 when they get down to 6 cases the banker makes an offer after opening each case.

only caught a little of it appeared to be same format no skimpy clad models

in vegas watching deal no deal american version lol, top prize $1000,000