Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Hot-seat quiz pressure fills the screen. In the online edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, the TV studio format shifts into a solo trivia game with a rising cash ladder and a one-million top prize. Country selection changes the currency before the first question appears, using rubles, hryvnias, dollars, or pounds. Fifteen random prompts make up the full run. Four answer options appear under each one, with only a single correct choice. Prize thresholds split the money ladder into three question groups. Reaching the first five secures 1,000 in the selected currency. Continue past that point, and the total climbs toward the final question.

How to play?

Pick a country, then read the question and choose one answer from four options. A wrong reply ends the run. Walk away with the current amount before the next prompt if you'd rather bank the money. Three lifelines sit in reserve during the quiz. Use 50:50 to remove two bad options. Ask the audience for a vote breakdown. Call a friend for outside advice. Reach question 15 with correct answers intact, and the payout hits one million.