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Topic	Do you think we'll ever see a "Perfect" game of Jeopardy?
ShyOx 07/31/21 8:04:58 PM #18:	THEORETICALLY the max amount winnable is 142,400 until final jeopardy. 18000 is max in the first round not counting daily double, so if the double was a 200$ question and it was last you could wager 17800 and then youd have 35600 going into the second round. Thus 36000 without the double in the second round, if the last question was a 400$ you could wager the other 35600 as well as previous winnings which would be 71200 with a perfect first round. Thusly you go to 142,400 THEN you have final jeopardy which is a third and final wager, meaning you could potentially win 284,800 in a single game of jeopardy. Pardon if my math is off, Im relaxing in a bathtub --- http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/6938/vyqp.jpg DIPLOMACY <cite>ShyOx posted [p:956653568] in Do you thi... [t:79591033]...</cite> <quote>THEORETICALLY the max amount winnable is 142,400 until final jeopardy. 18000 is max in the first round not counting daily double, so if the double was a 200$ question and it was last you could wager 17800 and then youd have 35600 going into the second round. Thus 36000 without the double in the second round, if the last question was a 400$ you could wager the other 35600 as well as previous winnings which would be 71200 with a perfect first round. Thusly you go to 142,400 THEN you have final jeopardy which is a third and final wager, meaning you could potentially win 284,800 in a single game of jeopardy. Pardon if my math is off, Im relaxing in a bathtub --- http://img836.imageshack.us/img836/6938/vyqp.jpg DIPLOMACY</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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