'NOT ON'

The Chase blasted for letting contestant change her mind after The Beast Mark Labbett mocked her for choosing £2,000 offer

THE Chase fans were left outraged when Bradley Walsh and Mark Labbett persuaded a contestant to refuse a £2,000 offer yesterday.

Viewers blasted the show on Twitter for allowing retired team leader Linda to change her mind when the host and The Beast scoffed at her decision.

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Retired school teacher Linda, 62, was persuaded to take the lower offer of £1k instead of £2k

Linda, 62, was given the option of trying to scoop £20,000, £2,000 or £1,000 for the prize pot - but was laughed at by the pair after picking the middle offer.

Mark, 53, told her: "I can't believe you're even looking at the £2,000. Play it safe and go for the one grand - or go for the £20,000."

Then Bradley, 58, backed him up and said: "In the grand scheme of things with four in the final it's a loss of £250 each."

People at home were up in arms after Brad continued: "I can’t believe you’ve done that. What a joke."

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Bradley Walsh intervened after The Beast said his pieceCredit: Rex Features

The Chaser added: "If I was playing I would have taken that grand in a heartbeat."

And Brad agreed: "Absolutely the right decision."

The exchange left viewers unimpressed, as their obvious intervention had an impact on the outcome - with Linda instead opting to go for £1,000.

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One viewer said: "What's going on can she change her mind after making decision."

 

 

 

 

Mark Labbett slapped his face and scoffed at Linda for going for the middle offer - prompting her to change her mind

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Another mused: "Kind of defeats the object of the show that doesn't it?"

A third moaned: "When people take the low/minus offers then have the nerve to tell others to go high."

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All four contestants got back, and beat the Chaser, winning a share of £46,000.

The Chase airs weekdays on ITV at 5pm.


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