In It To Win It
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In It To Win It is a television programme in the UK. It is presented by Dale Winton, and it first started in 2002. It is one of the many quiz shows to support the National Lottery televised draws, broadcast on Saturdays on BBC1.
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Five contestants wait on the right side of the studio, hoping to be randomly picked to play by joining ‘winners row’. When in ‘winners row’ players are given multiple choice questions to answer. £5000 is added to the prize fund if a question is answered correctly. However in the event of the player getting the question wrong they are sent to the ‘red area’, situated in the middle of the studio.
At this point another player is randomly selected to join ‘winners row’. However before they are asked a question, rhe player in the red area is given one more chance to be on ‘winners row’ by answering a non-multiple choice question correctly. If they fail to answer correctly they go back to the beginning row of conestants.
After a maximum of 20 questions a klaxon sounds, signaling the end for anyone not on ‘winners row’. At this point each player on ‘winners row’ has to answer one non-multiple choice question to gain an equal share of the prize fund. In the event of no-one getting their final questions right, no-one goes home with the money.
The maximum prize fund is £100,000 (twenty £5000 questions answered correctly), however this rarely happens.
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