they do not know an answer to a question, they can refuse to answer the question and play their "Dodge", but their accumulated money amount is halved. When the One has eliminated 75 opponents, they are given an opportunity to earn another dodge through the "Bonus Dodge" category, but they cannot play a Dodge on that question. In addition, after the first question, the One can also use their "Double" to earn £2,000 for each member of the 100 eliminated if the One answers the question correctly. The maximum amount of money a contestant can win is £250,000 if all 100 people are eliminated on a question using the double without bailing out. Transmissions References External links 2006 British television series debuts 2009 British television series endings 2000s British game shows 1 vs. 100 BBC television game shows British game shows about lotteries British television series based on Dutch television series Television series by Banijay