Man sa yarbah al malyoon
Introduction TV show launched on 27 November 2000, called ''من سيربح المليون'' (Who Will Win The One Million) was broadcast on MBC1 (English translation: ''Who will win the million? '', transliteration: ''Man sa yarbah al-malyoon''). Its host was George Kurdahi. The biggest prize was SRls 1 million. It was aired until May 2004 and was replaced by ''من سيربح 2 مليون'' with SRls 2,000,000 top prize. On 12 January 2010 it returned with the 12-question format and the grand prize also decreased to SRls1 million. On 16 October 2015, the show returned again to 15-question format and the biggest prize also increased again to SRls 2 million.
Game's prizes  Payout structure Question numberQuestion valuelate 2000-200420212005-20072010(risk format)2015-2016 1 SRls 100 SRls 200 SRls 500 SRls 500 2 SRls 200 SRls 300 SRls 1,000 SRls 1,000 3SRls 300SRls 500SRls 2,000SRls 2,5004SRls 500SRls 1,000SRls 5,000SRls 5,0005 '''SRls 1,000''' '''SRls 2,000'''SRls 10,000 '''SRls 10,000''' 6SRls 2,000SRls 4,000SRls 20,000SRls 20,000 7SRls 4,000SRls 8,000SRls 40,000SRls 30,000 8SRls 8,000SRls 16,000SRls 80,000SRls 50,0009SRls 16,000SRls 32,000SRls 150,000SRls 75,00010 '''SRls 32,000''' '''SRls 64,000'''SRls 250,000 '''SRls 100,000''' 11SRls 64,000SRls 125,000SRls 500,000SRls 200,000 12SRls 125,000SRls 250,000 ''''''SRls 350,000 13SRls 250,000SRls 500,000N/ASRls 500,000 14SRls 500,000SRls 1,000,000SRls 1,000,000 15 '''''' '''''' ''''''
Maghreb '''''من سيربح المليون''''' (English translation: ''Who will win a million? '', transliteration: ''Man sa yarbah al malyoon'') is a game show broadcast in Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco based on the original British format of ''Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?''. The show is hosted by Rachid El Ouali. The main goal of the game will be to win €500,000 by answering multiple-choice questions correctly. ''من سيربح المليون'' was broadcast from August 2009 to September 2010.It was shown on TV station Nessma TV.=== The game's prizes === Payout structure Question number Question value 1 €25 2 €50 3 €125 4 €250 5 '''€500''' 6 €1,000 7 €2,000 8 €4,000 9 €6,000 10 '''€10,000''' 11 €20,000 12 €50,000 13 €100,000 14 €200,000 15 ''''''
Winners There are 6 top prize winners (one was a pair). * Khaled Al Mulla (UAE) - 21 November 2001* Mohammad Tanirah (Palestine) - 15 March 2002* Sidi Ahmed Ould Ali (Mauritania) - 2 January 2003* Kenaan Matar (Lebanon) - 15 May 2007* Mohammad Hamzeh (Syria) - 23 March 2010* Nasser Al Qasabi (Saudi Arabia) and Somaya El Khashab (Egypt) - 18 September 2021
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