Les Douze Coups de Midi is a popular French game show, broadcast daily at noon on TF1 since 2010. The concept of the game is based on the possibility for participants to win money while testing their general knowledge and their quick thinking. Les Douze Coups de Midi has quickly become a staple of game shows in France, captivating millions of viewers every day with its unique blend of suspense, entertainment and money-making opportunities.

The game takes place over several rounds, offering contestants the chance to win money by correctly answering a series of general knowledge questions. Each question has a monetary value, and the further contestants progress through the game, the higher the financial stakes. The game is hosted by Jean-Luc Reichmann, who has become a familiar face and loved by viewers thanks to his humor and sympathy towards the participants.

One of the most attractive aspects of the game is the prospect of winning money. Indeed, Les Douze Coups de Midi offers candidates the unique opportunity to win considerable sums simply by putting their knowledge to good use. The potential earnings are a real driving force for participants and viewers, who identify with the contestants and share their dreams of wealth and success.

The game ends with the ultimate test, the enigma of the "Coup de Maître", where the candidate must correctly answer a series of five questions to try to win the prize pool accumulated throughout the show. If the candidate succeeds, he can decide to come back the next day to try to increase his winnings, or to leave with the sum won. Many candidates have managed to amass impressive earnings by participating in several consecutive shows.

Apart from financial prizes, contestants also have the chance to win prizes and trips in the “Wheel of Prizes” event, adding an extra touch of excitement to the show.