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AOL offers broadband customers 'Millionaire' game

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Added:: Feb 27, 2004

AOL Broadband customers will soon be able to play 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' online, following a deal between the UK ISP and the popular TV game show's production company Celador. The new broadband video version, however, offers a monthly top prize of £5,000. Contestants have to answer fifteen consecutive questions correctly to stand a chance of taking the top prize. Points are earned on the speed of response and lost each time you use a Lifeline. Weekly winners will receive £250 and the person with the highest points each month will win £5,000. Each AOL account holder receives three free game credits per week, thereafter each game play costs £1 or 50p when bought in batches of three credits.

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