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Unlucky 13: Jeopardy! Champ's Streak Ends by $2
30 Jun
Summary
- Adam Remsen's 12-game winning streak on Jeopardy! ended.
- He lost his 13th game by a narrow margin of just two dollars.
- Remsen will return for the annual Tournament of Champions later this year.
Adam Remsen, a lawyer from Memphis, concluded his remarkable 12-game winning streak on "Jeopardy!" on June 30. His 13th game saw him narrowly defeated, losing by just two dollars in the final round. This concluded streak places him among the show's all-time champions.
Remsen amassed $306,415 over his 12 victories, with eight of those games won decisively. His success makes him the winningest player from Tennessee and ties him for 17th place historically.
Despite his streak ending, Remsen's journey on "Jeopardy!" is not over. He has qualified for the "Tournament of Champions," which will feature players with five or more victories, and is scheduled to return later this year.
