Who Wants to Be a
Billionaire?
15 Questions · 3 Lifelines · Up to $1,000,000,000
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About Millionzio

Millionzio is a free quiz game inspired by the classic television format where players climb a ladder of increasingly difficult questions — each correct answer moving them one step closer to the top prize. Answer 15 multiple-choice questions to win the million, then take on the exclusive billionaire round for an even bigger (virtual) reward. Use your three lifelines wisely: Phone a Friend, 50/50, and Ask the Audience each appear once per game.

The format was created by British producer David Briggs and first broadcast on ITV in 1998 as Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? It became one of the most watched television events in British history. At its peak, 19 million viewers tuned in simultaneously. The show's genius was its pacing — the slow-burn suspense of seeing someone deliberate over a £1,000 question felt as dramatic as the £1 million finale, because viewers understood the stakes at every rung of the ladder. Millionzio recreates that same escalating tension, but free and in your browser.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many lifelines do I get?
Three — 50/50, Phone a Friend, and Ask the Audience. Each can only be used once per game. The Billionaire Round beyond question 15 offers no lifelines at all.
Are questions randomised?
Yes — questions are drawn from a large pool and randomised each game. You'll rarely see the same question twice in consecutive sessions, keeping the game fresh and genuinely challenging.
What are the safe checkpoints?
Questions 5 and 10 are guaranteed checkpoints — if you answer correctly and then get a later question wrong, you fall back to the most recent checkpoint rather than zero. Reaching question 5 guarantees you leave with something.