#5games

[jeopardangelo]

Cris Pannullo, who won $111,058 after 4 matches… Again, he’s doing the same thing in the Jeopardy! round. In BOOKS & AUTHORS, Cris found the round’s 1st Daily Double, he went “all-in” out of his $3,400 and came up with the correct question. Cris, Jo Austin, and Jeff Parker were “football’d” in the $1,000 clue in U.S. DIPLOMAT. There were 3 triple stumpers in the round. Going into Double Jeopardy!, Cris had $10,800, Jo had $1,800, and Jeff had $1,600. In Double Jeopardy!, Jeff tried to take the lead away from Cris, but didn’t, which is a comeback for him. In HISTORIC TV ROLES, he found the round’s 1st Daily Double, he bet $1,500 out of his $1,600 and came up with the correct question. In UNION PEOPLE, Cris found the round’s 2nd Daily Double, he bet $5,200 out of his $17,600 and came up with an incorrect question. There were 8 triple stumpers and 2 rebounds in the round. Going into Final Jeopardy!, Cris had $16,800, Jeff had $12,700, and Jo had $200. The category was NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNERS. The clue was, “He served as Bishop of Lesotho from 1976 to 1978. Jo came up with, “Who is Tutu?”, which is correct and went “all-in”, which took her to $400. Jeff didn’t come up with what Jo said, but wrote, “Who is Kero?” instead and bet $0, in which he stood at $12,700. Cris came up with what Jo said and bet $8,601, which took him to $25,401. With $136,459, Cris is a 5-day Jeopardy! champion, which means he became the 2nd player to secure a spot for next year’s Tournament of Champions! @jeopardy #kenjennings #crispannuello #5games #recap #2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/CjZVLBsunLG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jeopardangelo]

David Sibley, who won $78,098 after 4 matches, had a difficult time catching up to Pam Warren and Cris Pannullo in the first round of Jeopardy! In SUPERNATURAL STORIES, Cris found the round’s Daily Double, he bet $1,000 out of his $600 (which is the maximum bet if you have under $1,000) and came up with the correct question. There were 2 triple stumpers and 2 rebounds in the round. Going into Double Jeopardy!, Cris had $6,800, Kris had $4,800, and David had $2,000. In Double Jeopardy!, Cris made the game so difficult for David and Pam to catch up for the lead. In BODIES OF WATER, Cris found the round’s 1st Daily Double, he bet $7,000 out of his $8,400 and came up with the correct question. When I heard that Cris bet $7,000 on a Daily Double, I said, “Gutsy player, Cris, easy come, easy go”. In BEG, Pam found the round’s 2nd Daily Double, she bet $4,000 out of her $7,600 and came up with the correct question. The $400 clue in SAME FIRST & LAST CONSONANT remained hidden. There were 4 triple stumpers and 2 rebounds in the round. Going into Final Jeopardy!, David had $29,800, Pam had $14,000, and David had $4,000. The category was BEFORE THEY WERE AUTHORS. The category was, “While working for British naval intelligence during World War II, he was code-named 17F”. David came up with, “Who is Ian Fleming?”, which is correct and bet $3, which took him to $4,003. Pam also came up with what David said and bet $13,995 (pulling a Clavin by $7,995), which took her to $27,995. Cris did not come up with what David and Pam said, but instead he came up with, “Who was Orwell?” instead and bet $221, which dropped him down to $29,579. Cris Pannullo is the NEW JEOPARDY! CHAMPION. He’ll be back on Monday to defend. David Sibley leaves us as a 4-time winner with $78,098. It was a great week with him. We may see him in next year’s Tournament of Champions, but Luigi de Guzman is still the only player to secure his spot for next year’s tournament. @jeopardy #kenjennings #davidsibley #5games #recap #2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/CjJ4QivOBc7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jeopardangelo]

Luigi de Guzman, who won $115,200 after 4 matches, and Annabel Osburn had great reflexes, plus Gilad Avrahami, in the first round of Jeopardy! In LETTER-PERFECT BOOKS, Gilad found the round’s Daily Double, he bet $1,000 out of his $400 (which is the maximum Daily Double bet in the round) and came up with the correct question. There were 4 triple stumpers and 2 rebounds in the round. Going into Double Jeopardy!, Annabel had $5,200, Luigi had $4,600, and Gilad had $3,200. In Double Jeopardy!, Luigi came back into the lead, trying to make the game into a runaway. In PHILOSOPHY, Luigi found the round’s 1st Daily Double, he bet $3,500 out of his $19,000 and came up with the correct question. In SCIENCE PROJECTS, Luigi found the round’s 2nd Daily Double, he bet $6,000 out of his $26,500 and came up with the correct question. There was one triple stumper and 2 rebounds in the round. Going into Final Jeopardy!, Luigi had $32,500, Annabel had $12,400, and Gilad had $6,400. The category was U.S. COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES. The clue was, “Founded as a technical institute in 1900, its sports teams are the Tartans & its official mascot is a Scottish Terrier”. Gilad came up with, “What is Glasgow?”, which was incorrect and bet $6,000, which dropped him down to $400. Annabel came up with, “What is Notre Dame?”, which was also incorrect and bet $2,600, which dropped her down to $9,800. Luigi came up with, “What is NJIT?”, which was also incorrect and bet $7,000, which dropped him down to $25,500. The correct response was, “What is Carnegie Mellon?” Luigi won $140,700 as his 5-day total, which means that he is returning for next year’s Tournament of Champions, but he’s returning tomorrow for the 6th time! @jeopardy #kenjennings #luigideguzman #5games #recap #2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/CijRBSwupcv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=