Jeden z dziesięciu (literally One Out of Ten) is a Polish general knowledge quiz show based on a British format Fifteen to One, broadcast on TVP2 (TVP1 between 2018–2024).

[6][7] Ten players who scored the most points in the regular episode throughout the season take part in the Grand Final.

[9] All competitors who qualify for round 3 receive small prizes, such as containers of sweets or watches.

[13] People who want to get take part in the program must complete a quiz consisting about twenty-five to thirty questions, and they can only make two mistakes.

If a candidate makes three mistakes, they may be asked an additional questions – if they answer correctly, they can qualify for the program.

The host of the program from the very beginning is Tadeusz Sznuk, a Polish radio and TV presenter.

Jacek Kurski, then the president of Telewizja Polska, informed that this change was dictated by the demands of viewers of the historical TV series The Crown of the Kings who didn’t want to switch channels to watch their favorite programs.

[16] Media not associated with the then Polish government noticed that this change was most likely dictated by the falling viewership of TVP1's main news program, Wiadomości.

[18] As of June 2024, Jeden z dziesięciu is the second-longest running quiz show in the history of Polish television after Wielka gra (1962–2006).

[1][2] Tadeusz Sznuk, known for his great culture and impeccable appearance, is sometimes called “the last gentleman of Polish television”.