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Cinq candidats prennent part à l'héritage avec un capital initial de 50 000 €. Ils doivent passer des manches qui correspondent chacun à un type de jeu différent. Les candidats répondent tour à tour à des questions de culture générale jusqu'à ce que l'un d'entre eux accumule deux erreurs et désigne l'un de ses deux adversaires pour un duel. Une question est alors posée au joueur mis en ballotage, auquel il doit répondre pour prendre le capital de son adversaire en héritage. Le finaliste doit répondre à un questionnaire à choix multiples pour remporter le montant total de l'héritage qui est de 200 000 €. 
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7:21 la vanne de Crésus 😂
Ma foi voilà une candidate charmante avec un prénom fort charmant
Qui ne connaît pas Crésus ? Milliardaire squelettique qui cherche désespérément un héritier aidé de Vincent Lagaf mais qui réussira à toucher l’héritage du défunt Crésus ?
En tout cas, Victoria, elle est certainement une excellente candidate.
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Ok...not a French speaker here. Can anyone explain rules of this game, please?
A skeleton named Cresus, and with a gigantic fortune, is looking for heirs to it. At the start of each programme, the five candidates receive an inheritance of €50,000. The goal is that, round after round, they will have to try to steal the inheritance portion of their opponents.
First round: One or the other One question is asked of the candidate. Among the two answers, one is marked. It is with the well-masked answer that the candidate can say "impossible that this is the right answer, so it is the other. the one that is masked." If he answers well, everything is fine. If he answers badly, he takes a yellow card, called "camembert." The first candidate who gives two wrong answers ends the round by taking a red card. This candidate will have to nominate an opponent in a duel. During this duel, the candidate nominated by the one who received the red card, chooses between 3 questions, hidden behind the letters (A,B,C) behind these letters, randomly hide questions of an easy, medium and difficult level. the candidate has 30 seconds to answer the question. If he answers well, he stays and steals the €50,000 from the opponent who dueled him. If he answers badly, he leaves, and it is his opponent who steals his €50,000. One of them, at the end of this round, will therefore have a capital of €100,000. Second round: The hot potato There are only four candidates left. The candidate shall be offered three answers. Depending on it, the candidate may decide to take the question or the past. If he takes it and he answers well, everything is fine. If he answers badly, he takes a yellow card (camembert) . If he decides to pass the question to an opponent, that opponent, forced to answer the question, will take a yellow card if he answers wrong. On the other hand, if he answers well, it is the candidate who gives him the question who will take a yellow card, or red, if he already had a yellow card. As for the first round, the first one with two wrong answers and therefore a red card, end the round and must provoke an opponent to a duel. This duel, is the same as in the previous round. And at the end of it, only three candidates will remain. Third round: The electric shock. The same question shall be asked of all remaining candidates. There are 10 answers to this question. Nine of the 10 answers, answer the question. Only one is bad. Each in turn, the candidates will draw from this list of answers. Whoever stumbles upon the wrong answer, will take a red card directly. In this round, only one wrong answer is fatal. The candidate who took the wrong answer, will have to provoke one of his two remaining opponents, in a duel. On the same principle as the previous duels. At the end of this duel, two candidates They will remain smooth to become the heir of Cresus. Fourth round: The semi-final. In this round, the goal is not to steal his opponent's share of the inheritance but to bring his own accumulated capital into the game, into the final. They each have a stopwatch of 70 seconds. The host asks a series of questions. It starts with the one with the most money. The stopwatch is triggered. If the candidate responds well, the stopwatch stops and the hand passes to the opponent. If he answers badly, the host continues to ask a question, the stopwatch does not stop, until he gets a good answer. The first of the two candidates who see his chronometer at zero or in red zone, is eliminated. The final. The finalist candidate, in order to win the share of the inheritance he managed to bring to the final, will have to answer 5 questions. On the first 3 questions, the candidates get a second chance if they don't give the right answer. However, this answer will only be verified at the end of the questionnaire. Of the last two answers, the candidate has only one possible cross, among the 5 proposals. The correct answers will be given at the end of the questionnaire. If the candidate answers the 5 questions correctly, he wins his winnings. That's up to €200,000, the maximum amount to be able to bring to the final. If he answers 4 out of 5 questions correctly, he wins €2000 and will return to play the next day. Below these 4 correct answers, he loses and leaves without anything. That's the principle of the game of cresus. Sorry for my rough English.
A skeleton named Crésus, and with a gigantic fortune, is looking for heirs.
At the beginning of each issue, the five candidates receive an inheritance of EUR 50 000. The goal is that, turn by turn, they will have to try to steal the portion of their opponents' inheritance.
First round: One or the other.
The candidate is asked a question. Of the two answers, one is masked. The hidden answer is revealed, once the candidate has chosen his answer in between. If he answers well, everything is fine. If he answers badly, he takes a yellow card, called "camembert." The first candidate who gives two wrong answers ends the round by taking a red card. This candidate will have to nominate an opponent in a duel. During this duel, the candidate nominated by the person who received the red card, chooses between 3 questions, hidden behind the letters (A,B,C) . Behind these letters, there are random questions of easy, medium and difficult level. The candidate has 30 seconds to answer the question. If he answers well, he stays and steals the €50,000 from the opponent who dueled him. If he answers badly, he leaves, and it's his opponent who steals his €50,000. One of them, at the end of this round, will therefore have a capital of €100,000.
Second round: the hot potato.
There are only four candidates left.
The candidate is offered three answers. Depending on this, the candidate may decide to take the question or the past. If he takes it and he answers well, everything is fine. If he answers badly, he takes a yellow card (camembert) . If he decides to pass the question to an opponent, that opponent, forced to answer the question, will take a yellow card if he answers wrong. On the other hand, if he answers well, it is the candidate who will give him the question who will take a yellow card, or red, if he already had a yellow card.
As in the first round, the first with two wrong answers therefore takes a red card, finishes the turn and must provoke an opponent to a duel.
This duel is the same as in the previous round. And in the end, there will be only three candidates left.
Third round: electric shock.
The same question shall be asked of all remaining candidates. There are 10 answers to this question. Nine of the ten answers, answer the question. Only one is bad.
Each in turn, the candidates will draw from this list of answers. Whoever stumbles upon the wrong answer, will take a red card directly.
In this round, only one wrong answer is fatal. The candidate who took the wrong answer, will have to provoke one of his two remaining opponents, in a duel. On the same principle as the previous duels.
At the end of this duel, two candidates will remain in the running to become the heir of Crésus.
Fourth round: the semi-final.
In this round, the goal is not to steal his opponent's share of the inheritance, but to bring his own accumulated capital into the game, into the final.
They each have a chronometer of 70 seconds. The host asks a series of questions. It starts with the one with the most money. The stopwatch is triggered. If the candidate responds well, the stopwatch stops and the hand passes to the opponent. If he answers badly, the host keeps asking a question, the stopwatch doesn't stop, until he gets a good answer. The first of the two candidates who see his chronometer at zero or in red zone, is eliminated.
The final.
The finalist candidate, in order to win the share of the legacy he managed to bring to the final, will have to answer 5 questions.
On the first three questions, candidates get a second chance if they don't give the right answer. However, this reply will only be verified at the end of the questionnaire. Of the last two answers, the candidate has only one choice, among the 5 proposals. The correct answers will be given at the end of the questionnaire.
If the candidate answers the 5 questions correctly, he wins his winnings. That's up to €200,000. The maximum amount to be contributed to the final. If he answers 4 out of 5 questions correctly, he wins €2000 and will return to play the next day. Below these 4 correct answers, he loses and leaves without anything.
That's the principle of the Croesus game.
Sorry about my English.
Et surtout la grande question quand reviens le Bigdil ? Et pourquoi pas publier le Bigdil a 19h pour pas que les fans soient pénalisées ?