The Rich List throws strangers together to form two teams of two who compete against each other by filling in missing answers on a particular list. Wide-ranging topics could include films directed by Steven Spielberg, hit singles by ABBA or states with a coastline.

"It's not often that a new television format comes along that genuinely offers everyone a chance to win a fortune in cash. Simply by testing your knowledge of popular culture The Rich List is an exhilarating experience, fun to play and exciting to watch", says Executive Producer of The Rich List, Grant Rule.

Contestants on The Rich List bid upwards against each other while predicting how many examples of a particular subject they will be able to list. If a team fails to list as many answers as they predicted, the other team wins the round.

The winners of the best of three lists move on to play The Rich List, a new game of list-making where increasing amounts of money are up for grabs - however, make a single mistake and they lose it all!

But it doesn't end there. On The Rich List if you keep winning, you keep playing. The champions return to face a new set of opponents and try to win even more money in a potentially endless number of games on The Rich List.