Original format edit

Minute to Win It follows the format of the original American game show wherein a contestant is presented with a blueprint for each level to complete within a 60-second time limit. After successfully completing the first, fifth, and eighth level games, the contestant is guaranteed to leave with no less than the cash award for those levels.

The difficulty of the blueprints progressively increases as a contestant advances to a higher level. If time runs out or the conditions of the game cannot be fulfilled (such as by the contestant exhausting any allotted attempts or committing a foul), the contestant loses a "life". If the contestant loses all three of their "lives", the game ends and the contestant's winnings drop to their guaranteed safe level.

After successfully completing a level, the contestant can leave with the amount of money already won before seeing the blueprint for the next game. However, once the contestant chooses to go to the next level, they must complete the level or exhaust all of their three lives.

This format has been used in Teen Challenge, Ateneo vs La Salle, and other special episodes.

Timeslot change edit

On February 13, 2017, The show has moved into a new timeslot as part of the Kapamilya Gold's afternoon block and moved to 5:00 PM which has temporarily occupied by Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7: Mga Kwentong Dream Team ni Kuya to give away from Wildflower into a earlier primetime timeslot.

Junior format edit

The format for the Junior episodes, which is a first for the Minute to Win It franchise, follows different mechanics: two teams of two members complete five levels together within the 60-second time limit to earn points. Aside from the point system, the team who finishes first wins a special prize. At the end of the game, the team with the most points wins ₱75,000 as well as a chance to play in the ultimate challenge with the top prize of ₱500,000.^[5][6]

Head to Head Challenge format edit

The format is similar with the Junior format with slight tweaks of its mechanics. Two teams with pre-existing relationships play head to head for a point in every challenge. The first team to get four points will automatically wins ₱75,000 and the chance to win the top prize of ₱1,000,000. If ever they failed to complete the jackpot challenge, the team can still play it again since they are given three attempts to win the grand prize.^[7][8]

The Head to Head Challenge is reformatted on Season 2, with the 2 Last Men Standing were given best-of-3 matches, the one who wins 2 points wins and goes to the 60-second circle.

Family and Team Challenge format edit

Two teams of four members complete five levels together within the 60-second time limit to earn prizes. At the end of the game, the team with more prizes plays in the ultimate challenge with the top prize of ₱1,000,000.

Last Man Standing format edit

Initially 6 contestants compete in 6 challenges. In each round, the last one to complete the task (or in Bobble Head, the one with the worst score) with no one-minute timer is eliminated. The last two players wins ₱20,000. The last man standing with the best of three showdown wins ₱50,000 and a chance to play for ₱1,000,000.

Later, 5 contestants compete in 5 challenges.

This format has been used in Last Teen Standing, Last Singer Standing, and other special episodes.

On Season 2, There are changes: 5 people were chosen, 1 Kapamilya Studio Contestant and 4 celebrities were chosen. No time limit on knockout matches. The winner on daily were reserved on Friday. The rest will fight their way again, another contestant added daily. And there is only 5 challenges with no time limit, then the last man standing match is applied to the winner, to take a shot at 1 million. Then the winner will have another chance to win 1 million, in total of 2 million Pesos.

Last Kid Standing format edit

8 children compete in 8 challenges. In each round, the last one to complete the task (or in Bobble Head, the one with the worst score) with no one-minute timer is eliminated. The last two children to remain will win ₱20,000. Two members complete two challenges together to earn two points. Aside from the point system, a player who finishes first wins a special prize. The last kid standing with the best of three showdown wins ₱50,000 and a chance to play for ₱1,000,000.

Last Duo Standing format edit

5 duos compete in 7-8 challenges (including head-to-head and ultimate). In each round, the last duo who is able to complete the challenge with no one-minute timer is eliminated. The last two duos to remain will win ₱20,000. The winner of the best-of-3 series of challenges will win ₱50,000 and a chance to play for ₱1,000,000.

On Season 2, the title was changed to Last Tandem Standing, There are changes: 4 pairs were chosen, 1 Kapamilya Studio Pair and 3 pairs of celebrities were chosen. No time limit on knockout matches. The winner on daily were reserved on Friday. The rest will fight their way again, another contestant added daily. And there is only 5 challenges with no time limit, then the last tandem standing match is applied to the winner, to take a shot at 1 million. Then the winner will have another chance to win 1 million, in total of 2 million Pesos.

Last Kapamilya Standing format edit

3 contestants in a barangay will compete for the spot, and the other two will play in the second and third day. On Thursday, the 3 will compete for a spot in the Ultimate Last Man Standing.

Last Kapamilya Tandem format edit

3 pairs in a barangay will compete for the spot, and the other two will play in the second and third day. On Thursday, the 3 will compete for a spot in the Ultimate Last Tandem Standing.

The show began airing reruns on Kapamilya Channel's Kapamilya Gold afternoon block, Kapamilya Online Live, and A2Z's Zuper Hapon on July 17, 2023 before TV Patrol.

• Official website
• BUMP Productions' Minute To Win It Official site