Peter Andre randomly selected ball number 20, before Noel wished him good luck!

Peter got off to a troublesome start, fiddling with this microphone transmitter. “Worse than J-Lo” said The Banker. £50K, £10K, £3K and two blues completed the opening round.  The Banker joked about putting a Price on Peter to which he wittily replied, “I’m Priceless.” The opening offer was an all expenses paid trip to the Middle East, Iraq or Jordan? “More like Iran” once again retorted Peter. The Banker liked his style and offered £10K – NO DEAL. Peter is playing Deal or No Deal for ‘Health Improvement Project Zanzibar,’ founder, Dr Ruaraidh was on the wings. Ryan got the penny kiss in an all-blue second round. “How could you do this to me?” asked The Banker who offered £13K – NO DEAL. There was a nasty sting in the tail of round three, £100K! The Banker told Peter to concentrate on Zanzibar and he’d be Insania to turn down £11.5K – NO DEAL.

Peter was drawn to Tom with £5 before having a gut feeling towards Gemma with box two. Daughter of Dr Ruaraidh, Emily told Peter to go with his feeling but that was bad advice, £250K! £5K left four blues and four reds on the board at eight box. The fourth offer was £7K – NO DEAL. Dr Ruaraidh had £1 in round five; £500 and £20K were also found. Peter said the charity needs £30K to complete a primary care unit. The Banker thought his offer of £12K was a step in the right direction. Dr Ruaraidh thought Peter should take it and so did the rest of Peter’s box openers. Noel asked the question – NO DEAL. It was all or nothing when £75K was hit. Unfortunately £35K followed leaving £50 and £1K at the climax. The Banker offered £99.95p. Peter promised to personally help the charity before saying – NO DEAL. The Banker offered the swap – SWAP! Emily’s box 18 came to the table, which Noel flipped to see £1K!

More info on Peter’s charity here: http://www.hipz.org.uk/

X Factor star, Wagner got Louis on his way with £35K. £5K and three blues completed a decent opening round. The Banker said he loves Jedward and follows them on Twitter. Louis made it clear bribery wouldn’t work so The Banker offered £11K – NO DEAL. Louis was playing for bullying charity, ISPCC Childline. Irish Eurovision winner Linda Martin was next to open a box, £100K! £10K and £10 completed the second round. The Banker was totally erect, hair that is! He offered £4K – NO DEAL. Eoin got the penny kiss in round three. Louis admitted he was nervous before selecting Edward who pulled the seal with his teeth, £15K. £20K was also wiped from the board before The Banker offered £6K – NO DEAL.

Round four started with £500 before Keith Duffy revealed £75K. 10p made it a tricky board. The Banker’s tone had changed and he offered £14K – NO DEAL. 50p, £1 and £50K made it a one box game. Louis spoke to The Banker and asked for an offer of £20K, The Banker offered £15K. After some pressure from the wings, The Banker upped the offer to £18K but warned “don’t push me.” Louis was determined to go on – NO DEAL. £1K and £50 worried The Banker who called early to offer the £20K Louis wanted – NO DEAL. £750 left £3K and £250K on the board. After a perfect round, The Banker was forced to offer £70K. Louis spoke to The Banker before asking for the question – DEAL! Noel flipped box eight to see £3K confirming a celebrity spanking.

Join in the celebrations as The Banker throws a week-long party to celebrate his birthday starting on Monday 7th May Channel 4, at 4pm.

This year, The Banker will be celebrating with a Doctors and Nurses themed party when the Dream Factory is transformed into ‘St Banker’s Hospital’ in honour of the birthday boy.

All week, to commemorate his big day, The aging Banker will be giving players the chance to test their skill if still in live play at five box with a variety of prizes up for grabs.

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It was a good first round, £15K was the highest amount found. The opening offer was a decent £12K – NO DEAL.

£50K was the first real big hit in round two. But two lower amounts meant The Banker offered £15K and Banofee pie! – NO DEAL.

£10 started round three well before £75K and £35K made the board look venerable. The offer was £10K and a cream horn – NO DEAL.

Two reds and one blue, £100 saw The Banker raise his offer to £11K – NO DEAL.

£50 and 10p looked like it was going to be a great fifth round, £250K sting in the tail! A fifth offer of £5.5K was bumped up to £9K but that wasn’t enough to stop Sarah – NO DEAL.

She went on hitting £5K and 1p! Steve got the penny kiss. The Banker finally managed to stop Sarah with £20K – DEAL! Unfortunately 50p meant the offer would have rocketed to £36K. Noel flipped Sarah’s box seven to see £100K ending an emotional and profitable game.

Rupert was the envy of girls everywhere when he was treated to the penny kiss! £75K was the only red found in the opening round.  Olly said The Banker was “lovely” last time and it was a lovely offer £8.5K – NO DEAL. Olly was playing for his chosen charity, ‘The Brainwave Centre Limited’ so everyone was gutted when £250K went in round two. “The £10 is winking at me” teased The Banker who offered a low £1K – NO DEAL. The Banker thought Olly was destined to win £10 again when £1K, £750 and £20K were wiped from the board. The third offer was £4,010 – NO DEAL.

Olly reached the top of his game in round four. £5K, £10K and 10p led to an offer of £10,010 – NO DEAL. History repeated itself when £100K, £50K and £15K went in the pivotal round. The Banker could be heard laughing down the phone when he offered £2,010. He would let Olly go on one box at a time so – NO DEAL. Olly found £3K and declined £3,010 before hitting £35K, leaving three blues on the board. The Banker offered Groundhog Day on DVD and £25 – NO DEAL. Olly left 50p and £10 on the board. The final offer was £2.99 – NO DEAL. Olly swapped his box last time so he decided to stay put – NO SWAP. Noel flipped box three to see 50p!

Celebrity Deal or No Deal with Olly Murs, Sunday 22nd April at 18:25 on Channel 4.

Olly Murs is our second famous face to take the Walk of Wealth but fans of the show will know that this won’t be his first time attempting to outwit The Banker.  Back in 2007 before he was the chart-topping pop star he is today, Olly appeared on the show but he was only able to take home £10. Watch Olly’s first appearance here >>>

Let’s hope he fares better for his charity this time around as he continues the brand new series of Celebrity Deal or No Deal.

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Jimmy was joined by 22 comics to open the boxes. The Banker couldn’t stop Jimmy who went all the way, in an attempt to bag £35K for the children and young adults’ hospice. Heartbreakingly, Jimmy only had £750 inside his box 22.

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Lin Beekar from the charity told us, “We were thrilled that Jimmy played in aid of Helen & Douglas House. Jimmy is a long term supporter of the charity and he has visited both hospice houses several times on private visits, to meet the children, young adults and their families. He spends time with them, chatting and being naturally funny and is a real ‘tonic’ for them and the staff and volunteers.”

As a result of Jimmy appearing on Celebrity Deal or No Deal and talking about the hospice, they have had donations from viewers of around £7,000 so far.

We’d like to thank all our generous fans who have donated to Jimmy’s charity so far.

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If anyone wishes to donate you can visit www.helenanddouglas.org.uk

£100K was the only damage in round one. The Banker used bribery to try and get Jimmy out of the game, offering a holiday and personalised bracelet – NO DEAL. Jimmy’s hopes of winning the £250K vanished in round two. After declining £500, Jimmy managed an all-blue round including the 1p! The Banker’s third offer was £10K, which is serious money to Jimmy’s charity – Helen  & Douglas House, a hospice for children and young adults. So Jimmy was brave to say – NO DEAL.

A horrid fourth round included £50K, £75K and £20K. The Banker dropped the offer to £1.4K and Jimmy felt he had little choice but to continue. It was a one box game when £10K left £35K as a lone red on the board. The Banker was unable to stop Jimmy with £3.5K. An all-blue round left £750 and £35K on the board. The Banker didn’t think Jimmy had the courage to turn down the top of his game, £14K. Noel asked the question – NO DEAL. Unfortunately Jimmy had £750 in the death box all along!

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But on this show, there’s no back up…. no contingency…. no safety net – so will he have the guts to go all the way…..?  Join us this weekend to find out on Channel 4.