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This article is about the British game show. For the American mining town, see [You Bet, California](/source/You_Bet,_California).

***You Bet!*** is a British [game show](/source/Game_show), based on the German series *[Wetten, dass..?](/source/Wetten,_dass..%3F)*, that originally aired on [ITV](/source/ITV_(TV_network)) for ten series and a number of specials between 20 February 1988 and 12 April 1997, and was revived on 7 December 2024. It was initially hosted by [Bruce Forsyth](/source/Bruce_Forsyth) (1988–1990), then by [Matthew Kelly](/source/Matthew_Kelly) (1991–1995) and finally [Darren Day](/source/Darren_Day) (1996–1997). In August 2024, ITV announced that the show would be returning for two special episodes later that year with [Stephen Mulhern](/source/Stephen_Mulhern) and [Holly Willoughby](/source/Holly_Willoughby) as hosts.[6]

## Format

A panel of celebrities would bet on the ability of members of the public to achieve unlikely challenges and stunts, which they had usually planned and rehearsed many times, within a limited amount of time. The studio audience would also place a bet on the outcomes. The panellists would receive points for each outcome they predicted correctly, based on the percentage of the studio audience that also placed a correct bet. The celebrity sponsoring the challenge always had to bet that their challenger would be successful. The accumulated total of points achieved by the celebrities would be added to the points totalled by the studio audience, increased several times over, converted into [pounds](/source/Pound_sterling) and donated to a charity chosen by the celebrity panellist who had achieved the highest score.

## Timeline

### 1988

Each week, there would be four challenges, some in the studio and some on location presented by Ellis Ward. The panellists would each "sponsor" a challenge, and Bruce Forsyth would also sponsor one. If the challenge sponsored by the panellist or Bruce Forsyth was not achieved, that sponsor would have to do a forfeit. (e.g., being a golf [caddie](/source/Caddie) or [air steward](/source/Flight_attendant) for the day). (In the case of Forsyth's challenge, the majority vote determined Forsyth's prediction; an incorrect prediction forced Forsyth to do his forfeit. His explanation for this part was usually, "You're now betting for the fate of Forsyth in the form of a forfeit. If you're right, I'm alright; but if you're wrong, I'm right in it!") It was either broadcast in the studio on the same show or broadcast on location on the following week's show. The show dropped the talk show aspects of Wetten, dass...? and concentrated on the challenges, thus reducing the running time from 2 to 3 hours to 1 hour. The original theme tune was composed by Alan Lisk, better known for penning the theme tune to *[Men Behaving Badly](/source/Men_Behaving_Badly)*. The show's airing slot was originally on Saturday nights.

The show closed with Forsyth doing a rap, along with the audience shouting back every "You Bet!" line: *"Do you wanna bet on it? You bet! Well you'd betta get on it? You bet! So don't fret, get set are you ready? You Bet! Goodnight, God bless, I'll see you next week, bye!"*

### 1989–1990

A new theme tune composed by Jonathan Sorrell was introduced in the show's second series.

### Spring 1991

Series four saw some massive changes following the departure of Forsyth at the end of series three for concentration on hosting other shows like *[The Generation Game](/source/The_Generation_Game)*, *[Play Your Cards Right](/source/Play_Your_Cards_Right)* and *[The Price is Right](/source/The_Price_Is_Right_(British_game_show))*. A new logo was introduced and Matthew Kelly took over as host. Also, the challenges increased from four to five, which meant that Ward got involved, with her sponsoring challenges as well. Another change from the Forsyth era was that the celebrity guests could no longer specify the nature of their forfeit should their challenge fail – instead, they had to choose from a list of pre-defined forfeits hidden under cryptic statements – for instance "Dinner Coming Up" meant that the forfeit was to try and eat whilst riding a roller-coaster. Kelly also got involved in doing the work on location challenges, as well as Ward. Finally, if Kelly's challenge ended in failure, he had to do his forfeit, regardless of the audience's prediction.

### Autumn 1991

Series five's airing slot was moved from Saturday to Friday nights and a reworked version of the theme tune was introduced.

### 1992–1993

The departure of Ward as co-host led to the number of celebrity guests being increased from three to four per show and Kelly doing all the work on location challenges.

### 1994

The show's airing slot was moved back to Saturday nights and the remaining episodes of the seventh series were sponsored by [Daily Mirror](/source/Daily_Mirror).

### 1995

For the show's eighth series, it was decided there would be no more forfeits for both the celebrities and host Matthew Kelly when sponsoring their challenges until the forfeits were reinstated in for series nine in 1996 after Darren Day had taken over from Matthew Kelly as host. Instead, they introduced the celebrity challenge, where the lowest celebrity scorer would do only one forfeit challenge, which would be broadcast in the following week's show. The public then got to vote in at home to donate £1,000 to a charity of their choice if the celebrity succeeded or failed the challenge. The set was replaced by a new "arena" that allowed much more floor space for the challenges. It was during series eight when Matthew Kelly had announced his intention to leave the show after four years to concentrate on hosting *[Stars in Their Eyes](/source/Stars_in_Their_Eyes)*. The viewers' phone vote for the celebrity challenge was dropped after series eight was shown.

### 1996

For series nine, actor [Darren Day](/source/Darren_Day) took over as host from Kelly who had left the show to concentrate hosting *[Stars in Their Eyes](/source/Stars_in_Their_Eyes)*. The role of co-host that had been absent during series six–eight following the departure of Ward at the end of series five was reinstated for all the work in the location challenges. For this penultimate original series, [Diane Youdale](/source/Diane_Youdale), who was better known as Jet from the UK series of *[Gladiators](/source/Gladiators_(1992_British_TV_series))*, would take over as the new co-host with the number of celebrity guests being from four to three. The forfeits, having been absent from the earlier series also returned to the show, but they were not chosen by the celebrity guests. They were automatically chosen by the crew at the end of each show for the celebrity who had lowest score in the show.

### 1997

The show introduced a new item for the celebrities, they could play their *YOU BET! BONUS CARD*, which meant their points would be doubled if they successfully guessed the outcome of a challenge (which can only be played once in the entire show). The celebrity challenge returned to the show, and the audience got to choose which challenge they would choose for the lowest scoring celebrity at the end of the show from two choices with cryptic clue titles (e.g., "Ooh! That's better!" or "Dangling Down"). [Sarah Matravers](/source/Sarah_Matravers), well known as a gong girl from *[Take Your Pick!](/source/Take_Your_Pick!)*, replaced Youdale as co-host for this final original series. A new theme tune was introduced, composed by Simon Webb.

### 2024–2025

After a 27-year-hiatus, [Stephen Mulhern](/source/Stephen_Mulhern) and [Holly Willoughby](/source/Holly_Willoughby) became the new co-hosts for the revived series, which contained only two episodes; the first of these was aired on a Saturday night and the second on a Sunday night. The number of celebrity guests per show was again increased from three to four, with [Rob Beckett](/source/Rob_Beckett) appearing on both shows. A new theme was composed by [Marc Sylvan](/source/Marc_Sylvan).

In March 2025, [Holly Willoughby](/source/Holly_Willoughby) declined the opportunity to host a new series.[7][8][9]

In a series in autumn 2025, Stephen Mulhern brought the show on tour across England to landmarks like [Goodwood Circuit](/source/Goodwood_Circuit), [Thorpe Park](/source/Thorpe_Park), [Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park](/source/Queen_Elizabeth_Olympic_Park), [Boscombe Pier](/source/Boscombe_Pier), [The Leeds Studios](/source/The_Leeds_Studios), [Harewood Speed Hillclimb](/source/Harewood_Speed_Hillclimb), [Liverpool City Centre](/source/Liverpool_City_Centre) and [Kimbolton Castle](/source/Kimbolton_Castle). The show was aired on a permanent Saturday night slot. The number of celebrity guests per show was again reduced from four to three and the forfeit finale was no more plus the show was no longer presented from a traditional studio.

## Episodes

The coloured backgrounds denote the result of each of the shows:

- – indicates the celebrity successfully backed their challenge and avoided their forfeit (Series 1–7).
- – indicates the celebrity failed to back their challenge and received their forfeit (Series 1–7).
- **BOLD** – indicates the celebrity scored the most points and received money for their chosen charity.
- *ITALIC* – indicates the celebrity scored the fewest points and received a celebrity challenge/forfeit (Series 8–10, 2024 revival).

### Series 1 (1988)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 1x01 20 February 1988 Richard Digance Kate Robbins Dickie Davies 184 54 238 1x02 27 February 1988 Kenny Sansom Cheryl Baker Spike Milligan 196 0 145 1x03 5 March 1988 Nerys Hughes Derek Griffiths Kenny Lynch 173 113 196 1x04 12 March 1988 Windsor Davies Linford Christie Anneka Rice 108 222 162 1x05 19 March 1988 Ross Davidson Lynsey De Paul Jimmy Hill 203 143 143 1x06 26 March 1988 Gloria Hunniford John Fashanu Sandra Dickinson 114 139 107

### Series 2 (1989)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 2x01 28 January 1989 Adrian Moorhouse Debbie Greenwood Harvey Smith ? ? ? 2x02 4 February 1989 Suzanne Dando Brian Johnston Eddie Kidd ? ? ? 2x03 11 February 1989 Wendy Richard Roy Castle David Wilkie ? ? ? 2x04 18 February 1989 Henry Cooper Nino Firetto Thora Hird 149 122 71 2x05 25 February 1989 David Steel Janice Long Dave Beasant ? ? ? 2x06 4 March 1989 Nicky Campbell Jill Gascoine Simon Williams ? ? ? 2x07 11 March 1989 Claire Rayner Melvyn Hayes Paul Gascoigne 96 110 154 2x08 18 March 1989 Bob Holness Suzi Quatro John McCririck 158 266 63 2x09 25 March 1989 Mark Walker Jayne Irving Nicholas Parsons ? ? ? 2x10 1 April 1989 Bruno Brookes Helen Shapiro Geoff Capes ? ? ?

### Series 3 (1990)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 3x01 17 February 1990 Duncan Goodhew Sally James Kriss Akabusi ? ? ? 3x02 24 February 1990 Keith Chegwin Lawrie McMenemy Annabel Croft ? ? ? 3x03 3 March 1990 Gary Stretch Fern Britton Sylvester McCoy ? ? ? 3x04 10 March 1990 Sharron Davies Jon Iles Bob Carolgees ? ? ? 3x05 17 March 1990 Bill Tidy Graeme Garden Floella Benjamin ? ? ? 3x06 24 March 1990 Letitia Dean Barry McGuigan Bobby Davro ? ? ? 3x07 31 March 1990 Alan Freeman Jan Leeming Bob Champion 165 200 146 3x08 7 April 1990 Leslie Crowther Tessa Sanderson Chris Serle ? ? ? 3x09 14 April 1990 Peter Alliss Linda Lusardi James Marcus ? ? ? 3x10 21 April 1990 Carmen Silvera Sean Kerly Trevor Brooking ? ? ?

### Series 4 (Spring 1991)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 4x01 16 February 1991 Nick Skelton Vicki Michelle Brian Glover 224 191 224 4x02 23 February 1991 Eric Bristow Gemma Craven David Jensen 166 163 235 4x03 2 March 1991 Annabel Giles Andrew O'Connor Johnny Briggs 176 136 136 4x04 9 March 1991 Dame Hilda Bracket Cliff Thorburn Michaela Strachan 210 159 168 4x05 16 March 1991 Virginia Leng Roy Walker Frank Bruno 125 149 81 4x06 23 March 1991 Liz Hobbs Roger Black Paul Shane 102 203 122 4x07 30 March 1991 Brian Conley Kim Goody Graham Cole 161 177 183 4x08 6 April 1991 Lynda Baron Tracy Edwards Gareth Jones 144 140 145 4x09 13 April 1991 Geoffrey Durham Trudie Goodwin Ian McCaskill 219 270 290 4x10 20 April 1991 John Blashford-Snell Spike Milligan Sheila Ferguson 226 45 153

### Series 5 (Autumn 1991)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 5x01 6 September 1991 Keith Chegwin Judi Spiers Barry McGuigan 109 219 263 5x02 13 September 1991 Tessa Sanderson John Virgo Bob Carolgees 208 150 190 5x03 20 September 1991 Ruth Madoc Bruno Brookes Evadne Hinge 220 225 97 5x04 27 September 1991 Willie Thorne Diane Keen Timmy Mallett 244 132 159 5x05 11 October 1991 Fred Trueman Bobby Davro Geoff Capes 241 44 197 5x06 18 October 1991 Bella Emberg Trevor Brooking Lesley Joseph 242 355 169 5x07 25 October 1991 Richard Noble Anne Charleston Pat Sharp 62 148 159 5x08 1 November 1991 Roy Hudd Michael Melia Nerys Hughes 164 167 204 5x09 8 November 1991 Rosie Barnes Dora Bryan John Sachs 109 179 182 5x10 15 November 1991 Craig Charles Mark Wingett Kriss Akabusi 193 225 0

### Series 6 (1992)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 6x01 4 September 1992 Henry Cooper Kim Hartman David Lawrence Geoffrey Durham 139 206 120 249 6x02 11 September 1992 Derek Redmond Sarah Kennedy Brian Johnston Sharron Davies 102 104 188 182 6x03 18 September 1992 Jessica Martin Steve Ovett Jack Tinker Annabel Giles 77 250 69 179 6x04 25 September 1992 Jilly Curry Melvyn Hayes Garry Herbert Sally James 60 91 172 140 6x05 2 October 1992 John Regis John Inman Linda Lusardi Gary Mason 197 120 180 149 6x06 10 October 1992 John Conteh Lizzie Webb Kevin Lloyd Floella Benjamin 311 200 227 241 6x07 16 October 1992 Dame Hilda Bracket Ulrika Jonsson Peter Scudamore Ken Morley 263 169 153 233 6x08 23 October 1992 Sandi Toksvig Andrew O'Connor "Meryl Streep"* Gareth Marriott 240 141 209 233 6x09 30 October 1992 Brian Moore Cheryl Baker Tom O'Connor Liz Kershaw 237 291 174 150 6x10 6 November 1992 Andi Peters Graham Cole Sheila Ferguson Dennis Taylor 231 272 252 272

- Audience member Susan Elvy was asked to play the part of Meryl Streep throughout the show

### Christmas Special (1992)

First broadcast Celebrities 26 December 1992 Kriss Akabusi Judi Spiers Annabel Giles Andrew O'Connor 226 304 332 78

### Series 7 (1993–1994)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 7x01 10 September 1993 Keith Barron Michael Carruth Ross King Les Hill 154 205 192 258 7x02 17 September 1993 Wendy Richard Ben Clarke Vinnie Jones DJ Normski 150 150 273 190 7x03 24 September 1993 Suzanne Dando Eamonn Holmes Geoff Capes Nicola Stapleton 269 135 179 212 7x04 1 October 1993 Paul Ross Bryan Murray Andrew Sachs Ted Robbins 254 180 255 322 7x05 8 October 1993 Anne Charleston Annabel Croft Barry McGuigan Sharon Duce 148 235 290 203 7x06 15 October 1993 Gareth Hunt Ruth Madoc David Jensen Fern Britton 283 294 236 203 7x07 22 October 1993 Paula Hamilton Alan Titchmarsh Bobby Davro James Whale 246 289 279 112 7x08 12 March 1994 Adam Woodyatt Michaela Strachan David Yip Sally Gunnell 61 232 142 232 7x09 19 March 1994 Gary Mason Carol Thatcher Jayne Irving David Hamilton 220 180 232 164 7x10 26 March 1994 Lucinda Green Jeremy Guscott Danniella Westbrook John Inman 222 309 309 146 7x11 2 April 1994 Andrew Mackintosh Gareth Chilcott Liz McColgan Gloria Hunniford 171 179 324 153 7x12 9 April 1994 Victoria Wicks Mark Blundell Valerie Singleton Pat Sharp 268 214 282 282 7x13 16 April 1994 Bob Carolgees Anna Walker Melvyn Hayes Louise Jameson 181 274 220 173 7x14 23 April 1994 Tony Jarrett Mike Gatting Mo Moreland Michael Fish 174 240 195 230 7x15 30 April 1994 Annabel Giles Chris Boardman Nanette Newman Gareth Hunt 126 204 217 164

### Celebrity Special (1994)

First broadcast Celebrities 5 March 1994 John Regis Bruno Brookes Emma Forbes Linda Lusardi 198 294 289 150

### Series 8 (1995)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 8x01 25 February 1995 Pat Sharp Jean Boht Allan Lamb Sharon Duce 303 148 81 222 8x02 4 March 1995 Bob Carolgees Carol Smillie Mark Blundell Sarah Greene 162 284 271 191 8x03 11 March 1995 Geoff Capes Alan Titchmarsh Willie Thorne Bobby Davro 191 84 84 8 8x04 18 March 1995 Jim Bowen Gemma Craven Gordon Burns John Altman 0 316 291 316 8x05 25 March 1995 James Whale Michaela Strachan Tony Jarrett David Yip 147 351 351 170 8x06 1 April 1995 Bernard Cribbins Mr Motivator Nick Gillingham Ross King 293 159 302 143 8x07 8 April 1995 Jilly Goolden Gareth Chilcott Dale Winton Elizabeth Dawn 303 357 269 129 8x08 15 April 1995 Bruno Brookes Kate Copstick Oliver Skeete Robert Llewellyn 199 114 54 69 8x09 22 April 1995 John Regis Jessica Martin Bobby George Billy Pearce 154 273 216 168 8x10 29 April 1995 Richard Vranch Judi Spiers Tony Hawks Annabel Giles 201 323 241 204

### Series 9 (1996)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 9x01 1 June 1996 Joe Pasquale Sonia Evans Sally Meen 73 206 113 9x02 8 June 1996 Anthea Turner Vinnie Jones Caron Keating 204 280 192 9x03 29 June 1996 Anthony McPartlin Declan Donnelly Michelle Collins 168 169 289 9x04 6 July 1996 Ian St John Carol Smillie Kriss Akabusi 135 189 79 9x05 13 July 1996 Terry Christian Samantha Fox Tim Vincent 204 186 264 9x06 20 July 1996 Garry Bushell Dale Winton Wendy Richard 338 96 305 9x07 27 July 1996 Lee Hurst Louise Nurding Paul Ross 187 240 69 9x08 3 August 1996 Billy Pearce Jenny Powell Toby Anstis 214 27 90 9x09 10 August 1996 Johnny Herbert Vanessa Feltz Pat Sharp 290 34 284 9x10 17 August 1996 Carol Vorderman Andrew O'Connor Carolyn Marshall 268 76 118

### Series 10 (1997)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 10x01 8 February 1997 Jonathan Coleman Jenny Powell Ian Wright 186 347 348 10x02 15 February 1997 Teddy Sheringham Wendy Richard Paul Zerdin 135 310 85 10x03 22 February 1997 Kevin Day Gaynor Faye Tim Vincent 349 168 166 10x04 1 March 1997 Garry Bushell Malandra Burrows Paul Ross 292 401 295 10x05 8 March 1997 Sonia Evans John Regis Michelle Collins 318 314 163 10x06 15 March 1997 John Parrott Carol Smillie Duncan Norvelle 133 157 0 10x07 22 March 1997 Anthony McPartlin Declan Donnelly Davina McCall 288 227 207 10x08 29 March 1997 Ainsley Harriott Kim Williams Trevor Brooking 256 380 266 10x09 5 April 1997 Rowland Rivron Dale Winton Clare Buckfield 119 188 326 10x10 12 April 1997 James Crossley Andrea Boardman Ian Walker 279 354 352

### Revival

#### Series 1 (2024)

Episode First broadcast Celebrities Winner 01x01 7 December 2024 Rob Beckett Alison Hammond Harry Redknapp Rosie Ramsey Will 395 232 411 339 01x02 22 December 2024 Rob Beckett Mary Earps Judi Love Olly Murs Elliott 240 255 329 371

#### Series 2 (2025)

This series was broadcast as ***You Bet! on Tour*** and was presented solely by Stephen Mulhern.

Episode First broadcast Celebrities 02x01 30 August 2025 Josh Widdicombe Alesha Dixon Josie Gibson 236 300 203 02x02 6 September 2025 Rob Beckett Zoe Ball Eddie Kadi 186 61 199 02x03 13 September 2025 Danny Jones Greg Rutherford Oti Mabuse 330 272 336 02x04 20 September 2025 Rylan Clark Holly Willoughby Babatunde Aléshé 224 188 95 02x05 27 September 2025 Will Best Judi Love Johnny Vegas 135 184 149 02x06 4 October 2025 AJ Odudu Adam & Ryan Thomas Alex Brooker 157 98 221

#### Christmas Special (2025)

First broadcast Celebrities 27 December 2025 Rob Beckett Nick Mohammed Alison Hammond 184 227 269

## Transmissions

### Original series

Series Start date End date Episodes 1 20 February 1988 26 March 1988 6 2 28 January 1989 1 April 1989 10 3 17 February 1990 21 April 1990 10 4 16 February 1991 20 April 1991 10 5 6 September 1991 15 November 1991 10 6 4 September 1992 6 November 1992 10 7 10 September 1993 22 October 1993 15 12 March 1994 30 April 1994 8 25 February 1995 29 April 1995 10 9 1 June 1996 17 August 1996 10 10 8 February 1997 12 April 1997 10

### Revived series

Series Start date End date Episodes 1 7 December 2024 22 December 2024 2 2 30 August 2025 4 October 2025 6

### Specials

Date Entitle 30 August 1991 Series 4 Compilation 18 July 1992 ITV Telethon Special 26 December 1992 Christmas Special 5 March 1994 Celebrity Special 6 May 1995 5 Minute Recap 27 December 2025 Christmas Special

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1. ["Pinewood Studios"](https://www.tvstudiohistory.co.uk/londons-film-studios/pinewood-studios/). TV Studio History. Retrieved 1 November 2020.

1. ["New series of You Bet! filmed at Shinfield Studios on its way"](https://thebusinessmagazine.co.uk/companies/new-series-of-you-bet-filmed-at-shinfield-studios-on-its-way/). *The Business Magazine*. 28 November 2024. Retrieved 29 November 2024.

1. Goldbart, Max (7 August 2024). ["Holly Willoughby Fronting ITV reboot of 'You Bet!'"](https://deadline.com/2024/08/itv-you-bet-holly-willoughby-stephen-mulhern-1236033522/). Retrieved 29 November 2024.

1. ["Holly Willoughby to host returning show on ITV"](https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/reality-tv/a61806499/holly-willoughby-you-bet-itv/). *Digital Spy*. 6 August 2024. Retrieved 7 August 2024.

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1. ["Holly Willoughby reinventing her career as she quits ITV's You Bet!"](https://uk.news.yahoo.com/holly-willoughby-tv-career-you-bet-dancing-ice-143640230.html). 12 March 2025.

1. ["Holly Willoughby quits ITV series with co-host Stephen Mulhern"](https://metro.co.uk/2025/03/09/holly-willoughby-quits-itv-series-co-host-stephen-mulhern-22697266/). 9 March 2025.

## External links

- [You Bet! (1988-1997)](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0200398/) at IMDb
- [You Bet! (2024-25)](https://www.imdb.com/title/tt36606391/) at IMDb

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