from the sponsors of the show. On the 26 December and 27 December 2007 episodes, the home winners won S$2,000 on each of the two episodes. On the 30 January and 31 January 2008 episodes, the home winners won S$2,888 on each of the two episodes. Records and statistics Correct as of the episode dated 31 January 2008. Highest potential bank offer: $175,000 (16 January 2008) Highest bank offer: $101,000 (21 November 2007) Highest first bank offer: $4,900 on normal episodes; $8,500 on the Chinese New Year edition Lowest bank offer: $5 (even though the last two cases containing $15 and $25 weren't opened yet) (6 June 2007) Lowest first bank offer: $800 Highest bank offer accepted: $101,000 (21 November 2007) Most money won (No Deal): $7,500 (17 January 2008) Most money won (Deal): $101,000 (21 November 2007) Least money won (Deal): $4,900 (24 January 2008) Least money won (No Deal): $10 (30 January 2008) Total winnings: $182,375 (Season 1), $465,575 (Season 2, excluding the extra $29,900 given to Fiona's charity) Average winnings: $13,758.33 (as of Season 1) Average value of contestant's case: $6342.496 (as of Season 1) Best deal by the angle sector: 162,000° (Deal: $45,000,Case: $100) (28 November 2007) Best deal by the percentages: 45,000% (Deal: $45,000,Case: $100) (28 November 2007) Best deal by dollars: $51,000 (Deal: $101,000, Case: $50,000) (21 November 2007) Best final case by dollars: $250,000 (picked 3 times on the 29 November 2007, 3 January 2008 and 16 January 2008 episodes) Worst deal by the angle sector: 57.6° (Deal: $40,000, Case: $250,000) (29 November 2007) Worst deal by the percentages: 16% (Deal: $40,000, Case: $250,000) (29 November 2007) Worst deal by dollars: -$210,000 (Deal: $40,000, Case: $250,000) (29 November 2007) Worst final case by dollars: $10 (30 January 2008) Greatest amount of money won after opening the top prize case in the first round: $11,500 (Deal) (14 May 2007) Season 1 Episode 1: The show premiered where insurance broker Harry Goh wanted to picked #13, but he and his wife consulted spiritual guidance prior to filming and so, decided to pick #11 instead. In Round 5, when he asked his best friend to pick a case (#1), it contained the $250,000, resulting in the bank offer dropping from $18,000 to $14,800. In Round 6, he dealt at $16,800. As the cases were revealed, the bank offer went up to $81,000, but fortunately for him,