Klaus from Haßloch dreams great: 100,000 euros on the TV show Bingo!

Klaus from Haßloch dreams great: 100,000 euros on the TV show Bingo!

Landau in der Pfalz, Deutschland - On the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Klaus from Haßloch, an 80-year-old pensioner, experienced that many dream of: he competed in front of an audience of millions on NDR television to his luck in the popular show "Bingo!" to try. The Hasslocher was drawn from tens of thousands of players and traveled to Hanover with his daughter Sandra for this unforgettable experience. In the famous "Bingo!" Studio, he showed impressive courage and skill by prevailing in two game rounds against his opponent Walter and thus getting the chance of the main prize of 100,000 euros, such as Pfalz-Express reported.

an exciting final

in the final of "Bingo!" the honey pot was filled with the maximum amount of 100,000 euros. In the first round of the final game, Klaus was able to get an impressive 50,000 euros, but he waived another risk increase. After the show, the adventure was crowned with a souvenir photo with the moderators Michael Thürnau and Jule Gölsdorf. "Bingo! - The environmental lottery" is known for investing in the environmental projects, and has spent over 250 million euros for such purposes, which makes the format both entertaining and meaningful.

At the same time, the “Word for Sunday”, another important TV format, celebrates its 70th anniversary. This Christian announcement program, which was once important for over ten million viewers, regularly sends the "daily topics" on the ARD and still attracts an average of 1.24 million viewers. As Tagesschau has changed over the years, but remains true to its core: it offers food for thought and spiritual perspectives on current social issues and enables the viewers to look at the challenges of life through a Christian linse. The program has repeatedly adapted its concept to stay up to date and at the same time convey valuable insights.