1 vs. 100

1 vs. 100 was a Dryicoran quiz show based on the Dutch game show Een tegen 100, aired from 9 September, 2007. The aim of the game is for the contestant to take home a maximum 150 000 Kr (1 000 000 Kr in the New Year's Eve 2014 special) by getting quiz questions correct that, in total, 100 other people didn't.

Gameplay
The game is played with the main contestant acting as the "1" answering questions against 100 other people known collectively known as "the 100". The objective of the 1 is to be the last player standing, having eliminated all 100 members of the Mob by correctly answering a series of general-knowledge questions.

To begin the game, a multiple-choice question is revealed with three choices, one of which is correct. The 100 are given six seconds to answer and afterwards, the contestant is given the opportunity to answer the question (without a time limit). If the contestant is correct, all 100 members who answered incorrectly or didn't answer at all are eliminated from the game. The amount of money in the contestant's bank also increases by 1 000 Kr per contestant who answered incorrectly. If the contestant eliminates all of the 100, he or she wins 100 000 Kr, plus a 50 000 Kr bonus for defeating the 100. However, if the contestant is incorrect on any question, the game ends, the contestant forfeits all accumulated winnings, and the members of the 100 who answered the question correctly equally split the losing contestant's earnings up to that point.

After the third and fifth questions, and all questions thereafter, are answered correctly, the contestant is given the choice to either walk away with the money he or she has earned or continue playing.

New Year's Eve 2014 special
The gameplay is the same except that instead of 1 000 Kr being awarded after however many 100 members were defeated, the contestant is awarded money after every tenth member eliminated.

Helps
The contestant is given three "helps", which can make the question easier to answer:


 * Poll the 100 - Surveys the 100 to see what they suggested.
 * Ask the 100 - Two members of the 100, who picked the right answer and a wrong answer, are asked why they answered what they did.
 * Trust the 100 - The contestant locks in whatever the majority of the 100 locked in.

Reception
Reception for 1 vs. 100 was quite good, many praising the mix between the American version of the programme (2014 format, helps) and the British version (2007 format, music).