The Channel 5 quiz "One to Win" was a half-hour show whose format was effectively based on the latter three rounds of "Going for Gold", repackaged and with a different host (initially, Paul Roseby, who was soon replaced by Robin Houston, known as the 'voice of the computer' on another Channel 5 quiz show, "100%"). Unlike "Going for Gold" but like "100%", "One to Win" featured low cash prizes for the first player to reach 21 points in the head-to-head round – just £200 per episode but with a bonus for five consecutive wins – and offered its champions the option to return on the next edition of the show.