Richie Bell (Case #15, playing with 7 million dollar cases):
- Since he is a nurse, all the models are dressed as nurses.
- #26-$1,000,000 #1
- #1-$50,000
- #14-$300
- #16-$75
- #7-$5,000
- #13-$0.01
- Offer #1-$139,000, No Deal
- #8-$5
- #21-$1,000,000 #2
- #22-$1,000,000 #3
- #4-$400
- #6-$10
- Offer #2-$120,000, No Deal
- #12-$100
- #18-$1,000
- #19-$750
- #2-$50
- Offer #3-$195,000 + a brand new bunk bed = $195,826.31, No Deal
- #17-$1,000,000 #4
- #20-$10,000
- #10-$25,000
- Offer #4-$223,000, No Deal
- The banker also puts Richie to the test. He claims that he is good at handling pressure so the test involves his blood pressure. A sample is taken and he’s already at 116. He has to keep it below 140 until his next decision.
- #23-$1,000,000 #5
- #3-$25
- Offer #5-$261,000, No Deal
- Since Richie was able to keep his blood pressure below 140, $10,000 is added to whatever he leaves with.
- #25-$500
- Offer #6-$305,000 No Deal
- #24-$200
- Offer #7-$410,000, No Deal
- #5-$75,000
- Offer #8-$603,000, No Deal
- #9-$1,000,000 #6
- Offer #9-$416,000, No Deal
- His case, #15, held $1 (#11 had the last $1,000,000)
- However, Richie still gets the $10,000 from earlier.
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