Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?

To start playing, choose your answer from the multiple-choice options provided for each question. 

With each correct answer, the questions become progressively more challenging. Answer correctly, and you'll climb the money tree and win increasing amounts of virtual money. One wrong answer, and it's game over. 

Need help while you're in the hot seat? Here are four lifelines to help you along the way: 

• Phone-A-Friend: Call a virtual friend for their advice on the question. 

• Ask the Audience: Poll the virtual audience to see which answer they think is correct. 

• 50:50: Remove two incorrect answers, leaving you with a 50:50 chance. 

• Switch the Question: Swap out a difficult question for a new one. 

Use your lifelines wisely. If you're unsure about a question and want to avoid losing your current winnings, you can choose to walk away with the money you've already earned. 

Fun Facts about Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?: 

• Originally from the UK, versions of the show have been adapted for a global audience and are broadcast in over 120 countries. 

• From 2010 to 2019, the format featured 14 consecutive multiple-choice questions of increasing difficulty, as opposed to the current 15 questions. 

• In November 2020, Judith Keppel was the first to become a millionaire on the show. 

• Iconic catchphrases like ‘Is that your final answer?’ and ‘I'd like to phone a friend’ originated from Millionaire.