The 1% Club (Telegraph Puzzles)
Rate itFive daily questions from The 1% Club, up to the one only 1% get.
on puzzles.telegraph.co.uk
The 1% Club in Telegraph Puzzles is a daily game based on the ITV quiz show. Each day brings five multiple-choice questions on logic, common sense and general knowledge, rising in difficulty to a final question that only 1% of people answer correctly.
About The 1% Club (Telegraph Puzzles)
The 1% Club came to Telegraph Puzzles in early 2026, built on the British television quiz in which questions are ranked by the percentage of the public who can answer them. The daily game keeps that idea: five questions, starting with ones most people get and ending with a question that only 1% of people answer correctly.
The questions test reasoning more than memory: spot the pattern, read the sentence carefully, think about what the words really say. Each one has a few options, and you choose and submit, moving up a ladder that starts at The Foundation.
The Telegraph offers it among its free daily games in the app and on the web, beside its subscription puzzles. It suits fans of the show and anyone who likes lateral thinking puzzles that take a few minutes.
How to play The 1% Club (Telegraph Puzzles)
- Open The 1% Club in Telegraph Puzzles.
- Read the first question and pick an answer from the options.
- Submit and move on to the next, harder question.
- Reach the fifth question, the one only 1% of people get right.
Tips
- Read every word of the question; many turn on a small detail.
- Do not overthink the early questions; they are meant to be answered by most people.
- On the last question, check each option against the exact wording.
Questions
Is it the same as the TV show?
It is based on The 1% Club quiz show, with five daily questions that rise in difficulty to a 1% question.
Is it free?
The Telegraph lists it among its free daily games.
How long does it take?
A few minutes.
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