My Highest Win on ABC Games - Millionaire Record

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The discussion revolves around experiences with the game on the ABC website, particularly in relation to the TV show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." Participants express enjoyment of the game, with one suggesting a "super millionaire edition" could enhance the experience. There are mixed feelings about the TV show, with some participants indicating they no longer watch it, citing annoyance with host Chris Tarrant. A notable mention is made of Charles Ingram, who infamously cheated to win a million pounds by using audience cues. Players share their own experiences, including winning small amounts at pubs, with one noting a maximum win of five pounds on a significant question. Additionally, a cheat for the flash game is mentioned, where pressing the help button alters the question upon returning to the screen.
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What has been the most money you've won on http://abc.go.com/games/index.html?

It's a pretty fun game. Hopefully they'll have a "super millionaire edition".
 
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I beat it
it took a few trys
where is my million??/
 
Don't know about you guys, but is the tv show 'Who wants to be a millionaire' doing your heads in now?
I don't really watch it anymore. Chris Tarrant gets on ma nerves
Did you people across the pond hear about Charles Ingram who cheated his way to winning the 1 million quid? They stopped the check but he is STILL denying it today! :surprise:
 
how did he cheat?
 
He had some friends in the audience who would cough when the correct answer was read.
 
Lol that was funny. I play it a lot down the pub, can win a maximum of 20 pound but i have only won a fiver, that was the 64,000 pound question though. Getting closer though.
 
There is a cheat in the flash game!

I played that game a very long time ago. The cheat is to press the help button. When you returned to the question screen the question would changed.
 
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