![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/the-chase-fans-claim-itv-missed-chasers-wrong-answer-that-cost-player-money/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/newspress-collage-24058074-1695287211711.jpg&description=game over Published : 10:15, 21 Sep 2023 Updated : 10:18, 21 Sep 2023 THE Chase viewers claimed ITV "missed" a Chaser's "wrong answer" that cost a player's jackpot win. Bradley Walsh hosted the ITV gameshow and welcomed three new players to the stage. 2 Bradley Walsh welcomed three new contestant's to the stage Credit: ITV 2 Paul "The Sinnerman" lost the contestant a mind-blowing £90,100 Credit: itv Gavin competed against "The Sinnerman" Paul Sinha for the chance to win a jaw-dropping £90,100 cash prize. But sadly, the contestant lost out on huge prize in a tense round after Paul answered his final question correctly with one second remaining in the game. But ITV viewers were sceptical, pointing out that when asked about One Direction, Paul said "Ian Payne" when the correct answer should have been "Liam Payne." One fan wrote: "I'm sure I just heard him say Ian Payne?" A second added: "Did he just say Ian?" A third penned: "Rewatching it I'm almost certain Paul said Ian instead of Liam." A fourth wrote: "Did anyone notice Paul answer Ian instead of Liam?" A fifth added: "Paul definitely said the wrong answer, I heard Ian?" It comes after Fans of The Chase are set to be livid as the broadcaster has culled it from its listings. The game show has been pulled off air this week in an ITV schedule shake-up. It's due to ITV's continuing coverage of the Rugby World Cup.){kind=link}
THE Chase viewers claimed ITV “missed” a Chaser’s “wrong answer” that cost a player’s jackpot win.
Bradley Walsh hosted the ITV gameshow and welcomed three new players to the stage.
Gavin competed against “The Sinnerman” Paul Sinha for the chance to win a jaw-dropping £90,100 cash prize.
But sadly, the contestant lost out on huge prize in a tense round after Paul answered his final question correctly with one second remaining in the game.
But ITV viewers were sceptical, pointing out that when asked about One Direction, Paul said “Ian Payne” when the correct answer should have been “Liam Payne.”