On Thursday’s Jeopardy!, the game was filled with twists and turns that put the reigning champ in a position he hadn’t faced ...

At the end of Double Jeopardy!, Riccardi held a comfortable $5,000 lead with a total of $23,200. Puma was in second place ...

Ken Jennings has been around the block a few times, so it’s not easy to catch the Jeopardy! host off guard. However, during ...

The Maryland Supreme Court will review a case examining double jeopardy, rent escrow, insurance standing and criminal ...

Rocco Graziano, a substitute teacher from Staten Island, and Monsignor Farrell High School alumnus, emerged as the latest ...

One Jeopardy! contestant had a runaway game and a shocking final wager that caused him to win. None of the three contestants ...

Raye had $1,000. In Double Jeopardy, Campbell and Graziano were neck and neck. Graziano then found the first DD of the round and jumped ahead. He wagered $2,000 out of his $6,000.

Andrew Brigger, from Roseville, Minnesota, has a one-day total of $16,000, after beating one-day champion Bevin Blaber. He faced off against Emily Croke, from Denver, Colorado, and David Spelman, from ...

Brigger was in second with $2,000. Croke, a stay-at-home mom, had $1,400. Brigger’s luck did not turn around in Double Jeopardy. Spelman found the first DD on clue four with a lead of $8,600.

Fans called the Final Jeopardy round “chaotic” and “brutal.” “That was the most chaotic game of non-celebrity Jeopardy! I’ve ever seen,” wrote one Reddit user.