What happened to the 14 cars won by Émilien in “Les 12 coups de midi”?

Friday 15th November 2024 11:49 AM

The biggest winner in the history of televised games in France, the 21-year-old student scored his 415th victory in the show hosted by Jean-Luc Reichmann broadcast on November 15 on TF1.

Since the number of “Twelve strokes of noon” broadcast on September 25, 2023 on TF1, Emilien never leaves his title of Master of Midday. The record of this 21-year-old young man is dizzying: 415 consecutive victories and 1,245 candidates kept out of his way simply by the force of his general knowledge. His prize pool currently stands at 1.671.151 eurosmaking him the biggest winner in the history of televised games in France.

In detail, Émilien has 1,126,000 euros net paid into his bank account to which is added a value of 545,151 euros in gifts. In “Les 12 coups de midi”, the Master of Midday is each time challenged to find the identity of a mystery personality based on an image containing various clues. If successful, he wins all the gifts in a window systematically equipped with a car.

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Thanks to his 128 master moves (five correct answers out of five during the last stage, condition for having the right to propose a name), Émilien managed to win the Star fourteen times, i.e. as many gift windows. And so many cars! “You get the money as you go”explained the History Degree student on the Popcorn YouTube channel. “Logistically, each time a star is earned, you have to go and clear it on site with a truck and take everything home. »

Like other champions of “Douze coups de midi” before him, Émilien ended up reselling most of his gifts after sharing as many things as possible with his loved ones. “Most of the cars, I haven’t even seen them. I put them up for sale”he revealed about the Ford Focus Hybrid, Suzuki Vitara, Suzuki S-Cross and other Ford Fiestas that he accumulated in a year. “I still kept one. I got my driving license two weeks before my first participation. »

During an issue of the game orchestrated by Jean-Luc Reichmann broadcast last August, Émilien revealed that his mother Fabienne was responsible for managing the stock of gifts, including the famous cars.

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The 14 stars won by Émilien in “Les 12 coups de midi”