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A December 2022 announcement detailed a second teen reunion tournament, billed as the High School Reunion Tournament. 27 contestants, all from the two Season 35 tournaments (2018–19), will participate in a three-week tournament, with a $100,000 prize and the winner competing in the 2023 Tournament of Champions, the first time a Teen ...
With a grand prize of $500,000 (and a shiny “champion” title) on the line, this year’s tournament will feature Jeopardy! Masters 2023 champion James Holzhauer, returning contestants Matt ...
The following six contestants, listed in order of finish, competed in the first Jeopardy! Masters competition: James Holzhauer: Won 32 straight games between April and June 2019. Won 2019 Tournament of Champions. Runner-up in The Greatest of All Time tournament. Holder of the fourth-longest winning streak and second-largest cash winnings in ...
The tournament was produced for ABC and aired on the network in prime time. This was the second time a Jeopardy! competition aired on network television (regular shows air in syndication); the first occurred in 1990 when the special tournament series Super Jeopardy! was carried by ABC. This was the last major Jeopardy! tournament Alex Trebek ...
A “Jeopardy!” legend, Holzhauer won 32 consecutive games and occupies all 10 spots on the list of highest single-game winnings, including the all-time record of $131,127 in 2019.
The hit quiz show is currently in the middle of airing the 2024 Tournament of Champions, and the March 1 episode saw Josh Saak, Brian Henegar and Stephen Webb compete for a chance to advance to ...
As of January 31, 2021, Chu ranks eighth on the list of all-time highest-earning Jeopardy! non-tournament champions, [109] with an 11-day total of $297,200. His winning streak came to a close when he lost his 12th game but won $1,000 for finishing in third place, leaving him with a final total of $298,200.
Justin Bolsen, JEOPARDY! High School Reunion Tournament champion from Canton, Ga. Ben Chan, a 9-game champion from Green Bay, Wisc. Emmett Stanton, a 3-game champion from Baltimore, Md.