Dean Kotiga

Dean Kotiga
Nationality	Croatian
Version(s)	Potjera (2013–)
Final Chase Statistics
Lowest Target	4
Highest Target	20 (x2; 1 was initially 19)
Lowest Target Caught	4
Highest Target Caught	17
Lowest Winning Target	5
Highest Winning Target	20 (x2; 1 was initially 19)
Highest Perfect Target	15
Closest Time Win	0:00 (x2)

Dean Kotiga has been a Chaser in Potjera, the Croatian version of The Chase since November 2013 when the show premiered.

He is notable for a popular YouTube video in which he fails to match the contestants' five steps in the Final Chase round, plus Mark Labbett had mentioned that happening in The Chase Australia in Season 3 Episodes 44 & 64, Sebastian Klussmann in Germany on September 13, 2019, and Anne Hegerty on September 17, 2020. On 26 November, 2006, he was a contestant in the Croatian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and won 32,000 kuna, which is the same amount that Mirko Miočić had won in April 2005.

External links

• Dean Kotiga on Twitter
• Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Wiki: Dean Kotiga
• YouTube: Dean Kotiga - Milijunaš (26.11.2006)

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