Való Világ is a reality game show franchise developed by Magyar RTL Televízió, the Hungarian branch of RTL Group to compete with Big Brother. The first season of Való Világ launched on 11 September 2002, and has been followed by seven more seasons, as well as a Czech and a Slovakian incarnation from 2005, both titled VyVolení.

In 2015, Magyar RTL Televízió purchased the rights to produce the Hungarian version of Big Brother and announced to merge the two formats under the name Való Világ powered by Big Brother.^[1]

Versions

Through 11 December 2016, Való Világ has produced 14 winners in three franchises. The most recent winner is Vivien Szilágyi from Hungary.

  Currently airing

  An upcoming season

  No longer airing

Country	Local title	Network(s)	Winner(s)	Presenter(s)
Czech Republic	VyVolení	Prima televize	Season 1, 2005: Vladko Dobrovodský Season 2, 2006: Antonin Jalovec Season 3, 2007: Milan Voboril Season 4, 2013: Vladko Dobrovodský	Tereza Pergnerová (1-4) Libor Bouček (1-4) Agáta Prachařová (4) Pavel Cejnar (4) Míra Hejda (3) Diana Kobzanová (2–3) Vlastimil Korec (1–2) Iva Kubelková (1)
Hungary	Való Világ	RTL Klub	Season 1, 2002: Szabolcs Mészáros Season 2, 2003: László Vitkó Season 3, 2003–04: Milován Gyukin Season 4, 2010–11: Alekosz Nagy Season 5, 2011–12: Attila Knapp	Peti Puskás (9–) Anikó Nádai (8–) Bence Istenes (6–8) Lilu (3–7) Balázs Sebestyén (4–5) András Stohl (1–4) Noémi Czifra (1–2)
		RTL Kettő RTL+ (stream)	Season 6, 2014: Caversaccio Aurelio Onorato Season 7, 2014–15: Dávid Mittly
	Való Világ powered by Big Brother		Season 8, 2016: Soma Farkas Season 9, 2018–19: Zsuzsanna Varga Season 10, 2020–21: Vivien Szilágyi Season 11, 2022-23: Krisztina Karnics
Slovakia	VyVolení	TV JOJ	Season 1, 2005: Linda Drevenková Season 2, 2006: Erik Lakatošovie Season 3, 2013: Igor Džadoň	Michal Hudák (1) Dušan Cinkota (2) Matej "Sajfa" Cifra (3)

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