A Croatian student, Đuro Hameršak, showcased impressive knowledge on the game show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' and is set to compete for a larger prize in the next episode, while reminiscing about a previous contestant, Mira Bićanić, who won the show's first million in 2003.
In a recent episode of the popular quiz show 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?', Croatian student Đuro Hameršak demonstrated an outstanding performance, winning 34,000 euros and advancing to the next round, where he has the opportunity to win even more. Đuro's knowledge and confidence earned him the chance to answer the 14th question for 68,000 euros, and if successful, he will proceed to the 15th question with a grand prize of 150,000 euros at stake. This highlights the show's enduring popularity in Croatia, as contestants continue to strive for its lucrative rewards.
The segment also paid tribute to a historical milestone in the show's history, recalling the only contestant to have won the show's grand prize since its inception. Mira Bićanić, a Croatian language professor from Virovitica, made headlines in June 2003 when she answered the million-euro question correctly. The pivotal moment came when she utilized the 'ask the audience' lifeline, enabling her to make an informed choice on the correct答案. The final question asked which of the listed TV presenters had completed the Paris Marathon in 2001.
Mira's remarkable achievement not only cemented her legacy as a pioneering winner on 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' in Croatia but also set a benchmark for future contestants. Her success story continues to inspire many aspiring participants, proving that with knowledge and strategic thinking, significant rewards are achievable. This ongoing narrative of triumph adds to the allure of the quiz show, captivating audiences across Croatia as they tune in to see who will next reach for the million.
