Launched on ITV in September 1998, the show's format—15 increasingly difficult multiple-choice questions—captivated audiences worldwide. It eventually reached over , inspiring countless spin-offs and even the Academy Award-winning film Slumdog Millionaire . How the Game Works (2026 Edition)
While the core remains the same, the show has evolved. In 2026, the game is faster and more tactical than ever:
Players have two "safety nets." Once reached, the player is guaranteed that amount even if they miss a subsequent question. In recent years, players have been able to "set" their second safety net at a level of their choosing.
Answer 15 multiple-choice questions correctly to win the top prize (usually £1 million or $1 million).
Launched on ITV in September 1998, the show's format—15 increasingly difficult multiple-choice questions—captivated audiences worldwide. It eventually reached over , inspiring countless spin-offs and even the Academy Award-winning film Slumdog Millionaire . How the Game Works (2026 Edition)
While the core remains the same, the show has evolved. In 2026, the game is faster and more tactical than ever: ABOUT Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Players have two "safety nets." Once reached, the player is guaranteed that amount even if they miss a subsequent question. In recent years, players have been able to "set" their second safety net at a level of their choosing. Launched on ITV in September 1998, the show's
Answer 15 multiple-choice questions correctly to win the top prize (usually £1 million or $1 million). Launched on ITV in September 1998