First Round

In the First Round, they buzz in to answer a question and if they get it right, they pick two answers to another question from a board of six possible solutions/answers.

As of Series 2, Omid announces a category and reads out up to nine answers, at least two of which fit the category. Contestants can buzz in at any point and name two of the previously read answers. If both are correct, they go straight through to the Battle Round. If either is incorrect, they are locked out and all other contestants can buzz as soon as the next answer is revealed.

Battles

In the Battle, each player starts out with four points and there are two minutes where players answer questions. If they get one right, they gain a point and take a point away from a fellow contestant. However, if they get it wrong, they lose a point themselves. If two or more players draw with the same amount of points when the time is up, a tie-breaker question is asked. The player with the most points gets a place in the combination, choosing to be in the thousands, hundreds, tens or units. Their place is usually decided on the value of their number, for example, the player with 9 would typically go in the thousands and the player with 1 would typically go into the units.

Final

In the Final, the four successful contestants have a combined 30 seconds to answer all of their questions. The value of their number equates to the amount of questions that they are asked. Getting a question right adds 5 seconds to the timer. If all of the questions are answered, the 'combination' get to take home a quarter of the jackpot made by their numbers in order (e.g. 9531 in the combination would make the jackpot £9,531). The highest possible jackpot is £9,876 (£2,469 per contestant) and the lowest possible jackpot is £1,234 (£308.50 per contestant).

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