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Topic	POLL: Jeopardy's "Greatest of All Time" contest in January
Josiah_Is_Back 12/08/19 12:02:49 AM #1:	POLL: Who do you think will win? The contest will be a series of games that continues until one of the contestants has won three times. The winner will receive $1,000,000. Ken Jennings. He won 74 consecutive games fifteen years ago, the longest streak (by far) in the history of the show. Brad Rutter. He has accrued more winnings than anyone else in game show history; he has won all his tournaments, and he's never been beaten by a human player. James Holzhauer. The wunderkind from earlier this year. He destroyed the previous all-time record for single-day winnings ($77,000) sixteen times and holds several other records. POLL: Who do you think will win? The contest will be a series of games that continues until one of the contestants has won three times. The winner will receive $1,000,000. - Results (12 votes) Ken Jennings. He won 74 consecutive games fifteen years ago, the longest streak (by far) in the history of the show. 25% (3 votes) 3 Brad Rutter. He has accrued more winnings than anyone else in game show history; he has won all his tournaments, and he's never been beaten by a human player. 16.67% (2 votes) 2 James Holzhauer. The wunderkind from earlier this year. He destroyed the previous all-time record for single-day winnings ($77,000) sixteen times and holds several other records. 58.33% (7 votes) 7 They are the Holy Trinity of Trivia, but only one will earn the right to be called "the Greatest of All Time" in the history of Jeopardy. Who do you think it will be? <cite>Josiah_Is_Back posted [p:931260096] in POLL: Jeop... [t:78236088]...</cite> <quote> POLL: Who do you think will win? The contest will be a series of games that continues until one of the contestants has won three times. The winner will receive $1,000,000. Ken Jennings. He won 74 consecutive games fifteen years ago, the longest streak (by far) in the history of the show. Brad Rutter. He has accrued more winnings than anyone else in game show history; he has won all his tournaments, and he's never been beaten by a human player. James Holzhauer. The wunderkind from earlier this year. He destroyed the previous all-time record for single-day winnings ($77,000) sixteen times and holds several other records. Vote View Results POLL: Who do you think will win? The contest will be a series of games that continues until one of the contestants has won three times. The winner will receive $1,000,000. - Results (12 votes) Ken Jennings. He won 74 consecutive games fifteen years ago, the longest streak (by far) in the history of the show. 25% (3 votes) 3 Brad Rutter. He has accrued more winnings than anyone else in game show history; he has won all his tournaments, and he's never been beaten by a human player. 16.67% (2 votes) 2 James Holzhauer. The wunderkind from earlier this year. He destroyed the previous all-time record for single-day winnings ($77,000) sixteen times and holds several other records. 58.33% (7 votes) 7 Show Voting Form They are the Holy Trinity of Trivia, but only one will earn the right to be called "the Greatest of All Time" in the history of Jeopardy. Who do you think it will be? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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