The Chase: Paul Sinha exposes 'winning formula' to defeat contestants on ITV quiz show
THE CHASE star Paul Sinha revealed the winning formula he used to defeat another group of contestants on Tuesday’s edition of the ITV quiz show.
The Chase: Paul Sinha admits he guessed the right answers
Paul, 50, was on hand to take on another bunch of The Chase contestants, knocking them out one after the other. The Sinnerman star managed to whittle down Bradley Walsh’s, 60, team from four to one very quickly as it appeared he was showcasing his best performance. Little did the host know there seemed to be a secure tact behind the Chaser getting numerous questions correct throughout the episode of the ITV quiz show. After defeating his third opponent, the general knowledge guru let slip the winning formula which was proving to be working in his favour.
The Chase: Paul Sinha exposes ‘winning formula’ to defeat contestants on ITV quiz show (Image: ITV)
The Chase: Paul Sinha was The Chaser on hand to try and beat the contestants (Image: ITV)
The question the player and the Chaser were asked was: “What sort of biscuits do Americans call ‘graham crackers?’”
Possible answers included Digestive, Nice and Rich Tea, with the correct choice being the first of the three.
With his opponent choosing Rich Tea, Paul said: “I didn’t know that but I just thought Digestives was the one of the three less likely to have an American equivalent.”
After three of her teammates failed to defeat the Chaser, it was up to contestant Barbara to face Paul and try to make it back for the final round.
The Chase: Paul Sinha explained why he was too good to defeat (Image: ITV)
The Chase: Decade in numbers (Image: EXPRESS/ITV
Following her introduction with Bradley, the contestant went on to secure £4,000 in the cash builder round.
The Sinnerman then offered her a higher and lower amount, but the amateur quizzer decided to stick with her original total.
In doing so, she managed to fend off the general knowledge guru in their head-to-head round and was the only contestant to take part in the Final Chase.
As Barbara was the only person to make it back for the conclusion to the show, she was given a one-step advantage when answering another set of questions.