it was a good deal as his case only contained $150. Case #13 contained $150,000. Episode 2: Sujeeta Menon dealt in round 8, winning $11,500, after striking out the largest amount in the very first case; her bank offer frequently fluctuated through the game. After dealing, the last bank offer went up to $27,500. Her case (#12) contained $50,000. The episode was the first ever time a contestant struck out the top 3 huge amounts within 2 rounds. Episode 3: Khairunnisa invited an "imaginary" friend of hers named George. She picked #18. Despite knocking out the biggest amount early in the game, her following rounds went quite well. She rejected all the banker's offers, including the last bank offer of $33,000, leaving the last two amounts of $75,000 and $750 in play; her case contained only $750. Episode 4: Banker Kaan Hoa Koang began the game by picking #18 for himself. During the fifth and the sixth round his bank offer dropped from $26,600 to $15,600 and then to $12,500 after he consulted his friend to open #11, which contained the $250,000. He continued the game and the bank offer went up to $21,000 in the next round in which he chose to Deal. Had he continued playing, the next bank offer would have been $36,000 after his next pick. He struck a good deal, though, as his case contained only $750. Episode 5: Mr Joseph Tan began his journey by selecting #23. When it came to Round 4, his bank offer dropped from $11,000 to $9,000; he didn't deal. The next bank offer was $22,000 and he dealt. This deal was supported by his family members. However, when the next potential bank offer came up, it went up to $34,000. It was a good deal as his case contained only $7,500. Episode 6: Gurdith Singh picked #3, and also requested to kiss one of the ladies as a good luck ritual (the lady turned out to be his wife). Despite knocking out all the huge amounts, and declining the bank offer of $9,900 in Round 4, he played on. He continued to the end and it was revealed that his case contained $2,500. Episode 7: Amy Wong picked #20. After declining the banker's offer of $1,800 in Round 4, her luck took a further tumble. Her son Terrance and her 2 friends encouraged her to play on in the