Bevin Blaber might have had one of the lowest Final Jeopardy amounts in the history of the game show, but she is not giving up. [The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for the Friday, June 20 ...

With a safe and smart move in Final Jeopardy!, Bevin Blaber became the new champion. Under time pressure, the question about Carlsbad Caverns National Park was hard, but Bevin handled it with grace.

He played against Bevin Blaber, from Schenectady, New York, and Vivek Upadhyay, from Princeton, New Jersey. The first round opened with balanced gameplay. Upadhyay, a physician, took a quick lead ...

Schenectady native Bevin Blaber has always been outgoing. For instance, when she told her fourth-grade classmates at Charlton Heights Elementary School that she’d one day become the first female ...

In Double Jeopardy, Markham found the first DD of the round on clue two. She moved into second with $2,200 and decided to wager $1,200. If she got it wrong, this would bring her back to third ...

In Double Jeopardy, Upadhyay dominated when he answered the majority of questions in “6-Syllable Medical Words.” In a tie for the lead with Blaber at $9,200, Hale found the first DD of the round.

[The following post contains MAJOR spoilers for the Friday, June 20, episode of Jeopardy!. Bevin Blaber might have had one of the lowest Final Jeopardy amounts in the history of the game show, but ...

Blaber will be back on Friday, June 20, for game two against two new opponents. Fans called the Final Jeopardy round “chaotic” and “brutal.” “That was the most chaotic game of non ...

On Friday, June 20, Blaber, from Schenectady, New York, played against Liv Markham, from Darien, Connecticut, and Andrew Brigger from Roseville, Minnesota. Brigger tried to raise her total, but ...

This might have been one of the wildest Final Jeopardy questions in the history of Jeopardy!. The contestant won with only $600 in their bank after the reigning champion made an intrepid bid and a ...

Plus, another contestant made risky wagers on their Daily Doubles.

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