There are 15 questions, each question has four possible answers. The questions range from £100 to £1 Million and consecutively increase in difficulty. The more you answer correctly, the more money you win.

Safety nets are levels which lock your win amount, if you incorrectly answer a question after reaching a safety net, your win amount falls back down to the safety net amount.

Per game you get two safety nets:

1. At £1,000 <-- this one is always the same every game.
2. Between £2,000 <--> £1 MILLION it is entirely up to you when you set it.

You will be prompted to set your second safety net at every level above £1,000 until you set it, like this:

If you set your safety net e.g. at £32,000. You then need to get the £32,000 question correct for that safety net to take effect.

After that, if you get a question wrong you will always fall back to £32,000. Note, if you don't set your second safety net then you will fall back to £1,000 if you get a question wrong. And if you don't make it to £1,000 then your win amount will be £0.

Safety nets are displayed in a different colour:

Each game you can use four different lifelines, pick when you use each lifeline wisely. The eficacy of some lifelines may decrease as the levels get harder. Once a lifeline is used it will be greyed out:

Ask the audience

This lifeline gives you a bar graph of percentages for each option. Note, the harder the question, the less likely it is that the audience will get it right.

Don't trust the audience blindly, they may not always be right. Test it with the ask the audience simulator:

50:50

This lifeline removes two options to make it slightly easier to make a choice. Test it with the 50:50 simulator:

Phone a friend

This lifeline allows you to call someone who may know the answer if you don't. The easier the question, the more likely they are to know, however sometimes even if the question is hard, they may be more confident than otherwise. Test it with the phone a friend simulator:

Ask the host

This lifeline allows you to ask the game show host. The easier the question, the more likely I am to know, however sometimes even if the question is hard, I may know the answer if a certain topic comes up. Test it with the ask the host simulator:

When should I use a lifeline?

Use a lifeline whenever you are not sure about a question, you can use more than one lifeline per question.

Do I actually win any money?

Unfortunately this game just for fun, you cannot win any money playing wwtb4m.

The question does not make any sense?

The questions used are taken directly from previous episodes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. Sometimes these questions are not 'timeless' and only made sense at the time they were asked in that specific episode. If this happens then please report it by clicking the ? button and going through the help menu.