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| − | The 14 round format is the arrangement of [[letters]], [[numbers]] and [[conundrum]] rounds used for grand finals of series and [[Championship of Champions|Championships of Champions]] between [[Series 2]] and [[Series 45]]. Described by fans as {{word|LLNLLNCLLNLLNC}}, the format was also used for two [[special game]]s celebrating Countdown's [[Episode 1003|1000th]] and [[Episode 1523|1500th]] episodes.
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| − | Episodes played to this format normally lasted for 45 minutes, including advertising breaks, though the 1500th episode special was extended to 50 minutes. The additional numbers rounds and conundrums arguably added an air of chance to the final, as there was a greater emphasis on numbers and conundrum skill than in a normal game. The last 14 round game broadcast was the grand final of [[Series 45]], with [[John Rawnsley]] being the last-ever 14 round winner.
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| − | ==Rounds==
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| − | {{Rounds-start|Champion (C1)|Challenger (C2)}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |1 |C1LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |2 |C2LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{R-numbers |3 |C|1|N|U|M|S||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |4 |C2LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |5 |C1LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{R-numbers |6 |C|2|N|U|M|S||||||}}
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| − | {{R-conundrum|7 |CONUNDRUM||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |8 |C1LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |9 |C2LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{R-numbers |10|C|1|N|U|M|S||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |11|C2LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{Rx-letters |12|C1LETTERS||||||}}
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| − | {{R-numbers |13|C|2|N|U|M|S||||||}}
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| − | {{R-conundrum|14|CONUNDRUM||||}}
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