Émilien establishes “a world first”

In the running since September 25, 2023, Émilien continues to panic the counters “12 Coups de midi” . Indeed, after having outclassed Paul El Kharrat, Christian Quesada and Bruno Hourcade, the young man can boast of holding a prize pool amounting to 1,662,251 euros. A colossal sum reached after 404 participations.

For some time now, the question of his longevity in the TF1 game has been on everyone's lips. And for good reason, upon elimination, a viewer, who has previously registered, will have the chance to win half of the common prize pool. “If you make a Master Coup, the common prize pool would amount to 2,234,200 euros”warned Jean-Luc Reichmann this Monday, November 4 before reminding: “Don’t forget that the day Emilien leaves, there is half of it for you. So if you make a Master Coup, there will be 1,117,100 euros for maybe a person who calls now at 36.80, try your luck today”.

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In a more serious tone, the host wanted to emphasize this “world premiere”. “I just wanted to tell you that we're laughing but we watched with TF1, with the production teams, it's a world first. That a person on a phone call can register […] and win 1,117,100 euros, it would be a world first and it will be a world first on a TV game, it has never happened, except of course the lottery and all these gambling games. There, we are on a TV board game, it’s a world first”he repeated before revealing the answer to the fifth question of the Coup de maître.

Clearly, Émilien is the young man of all records. “He continues on his way, nothing stops him. […] You are the greatest master of games on French television. Your personal prize pool, at the age of 21, amounts to 1,662,251 euros. It’s a crazy story, maybe it’s not over.”concluded Jean-Luc Reichmann.