Last time on "Jeopardy! Masters"...
12 or More Letters, 800.
Answer there...
It's a Daily Double.
You bet big last time and it paid off, Amy.
What's the strategy now?
Bet it all.
What is insubordination?
Yes. You counted correctly.
Mattea Roach was in second with 18,000.
Did they come up with De-Stalinization?
Yes. What did you wager, Mattea?
Nothing at all.
So it all depends on Amy Schneider.
And the response was...?
Correct. De-Stalinization.
36,001.
Amy Schneider, that is your first-ever "Jeopardy! Masters" win.
- Victoria. - What is anarcho-syndicalism?
Tied with Yogesh for second now.
Who is Margaret Qualley?
Who is Ahmed?
- What's "Chernobyl"? - That's right.
And look at this. We are all tied up.
- What is tender? - What is redwood?
What is "Sharp Objects"?
That is correct, and you pull ahead of James.
What a round, and what a game.
This tense game comes down to one clue.
Yogesh Raut was in second place with 18,400.
"Who are Kazan & Williams."
You are correct.
So, it's up to Victoria Groce.
Did she know it was Kazan and Williams?
"Williams & Kazan." She got it. She wagered...
3,200.
But Yogesh Raut wins from second place!
Victoria and Yogesh are the top two on the leaderboard
with 10 match points each.
James Holzhauer still in third,
followed by Amy Schneider, then Mattea and Matt.
This year's Masters are battling it out
in an elite competition.
James Holzhauer.
Mattea Roach.
Matt Amodio.
Yogesh Raut.
Victoria Groce.
Amy Schneider.
Six competitors, three rounds, one champion.
This is "Jeopardy! Masters."
Here is our first group of "Jeopardy!" Champions --
From New York, New York...
From Las Vegas, Nevada...
...and from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania...
And now here is the host of "Jeopardy! Masters" --
Ken Jennings.
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert,
and welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters."
Only two games remain for each of our champions
in this quarterfinal round,
after which only the top four will advance.
Matt comes into this game in sixth place
and hoping for his first win here,
but I have no doubt that Victoria and James
with the teeny, tiny name are also eager
to scoop up those match points.
Good luck to all three of you.
Let's see what your categories will be in the Jeopardy! round.
First up, as my kids often say to me...
Then good news.
Victoria, start us off.
Let's try Over the Hills for 800.
- Victoria. - What's the Great Rift Valley?
- That's it. - Over the Hills for 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is Pakistan?
- That's right. - Over the Hills for 600.
Detroit suburb is Auburn Hills.
- Oh, okay. - Back to you, Victoria.
Over the Hills for 400.
- Matt. - What's Seven Hills?
- Right. - Dated, 1,000.
James. Who was Nehru?
- Correct. - Dated Reference, 800.
- Victoria. - Who was Hudson?
- Yes. - Dated Reference for 600.
- James. - Who is Douglas?
- That's right. - "Sports Jeopardy!," 1,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Reese?
Angel Reese is right.
Let's do Far Away for 800.
- James. - What's the wild blue yonder?
- Yes. - Far Away, 600.
- Victoria. - What is remote?
- Right. - Far Away for 1,000.
Answer -- Daily Double.
You're in first place right now, Victoria.
4,200, please.
And you'll bet it all.
Here's your clue in and Far Away.
What is an outlier?
Outlier is right, yes.
You now have a 6,000-point lead.
Now I Want Candy for 600, please.
We all want candy. That's right.
Consisting of a variety of chocolate-covered nuts,
fruits, caramels, and more, this candy takes the trick.
James. What is bridge mix?
Do bridge players still eat bridge mix?
You are encouraged not to get chocolate on the cards.
"Sports Jeopardy!," 800.
- Victoria. - Who is Howe?
- Gordie Howe is right. - "Sports Jeopardy!" for 600.
- Victoria. - What is the agony of defeat?
- Yes. - I Want Candy for 800.
- Matt. - What's Bernie Bott's?
No.
- James. - Who is Bertie Bott's?
Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans?
Yeah. We'll take that. That's the name of the product.
Bertie Bott is the chocolatier.
I heard "Bernie" from Matt. Back to you, James.
Candy, 1,000.
Often flavored with rosewater,
lokum is another name for this jelly confection.
- James. - What's Turkish delight?
- Yes. - Candy, 400.
- Victoria. - What is divinity?
- Correct. - "Sports Jeopardy!" for 400.
- James. - What's the 24 Hours of Le Mans?
- That's the race. - "Sports," 200.
- Victoria. - What's Shea Stadium?
- Yes. - Legal Abbreviations for 200.
- Victoria. - What is the Americans
with Disabilities Act?
- That's it. - Legal Abbreviations for 400.
- Victoria. - What is doing business as?
- Right. - 600, Legal Abbreviations.
- Victoria. - What's the Internal Revenue Code?
- Correct again. - 800.
- James. - What's power of attorney?
- Yes. - Legal for 1,000.
- Victoria. - What's a summary judgment?
- That's it. - Dated Reference, 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Joan of Arc?
- Yes. - Dated Reference, 200.
- James. - What is Sputnik?
- Yes. - Candy, 200.
- James? - What's prickly pear?
- Correct. - Far Away, 400.
- Victoria. - What is earshot?
- That's right. - Over the Hills for 200.
- Victoria. - What is chalk?
- It is chalk. - And Far Away for 200.
Finish Far Away.
James.
Uh-oh.
Did not come to you. Matt.
- What's far-flung? - That is correct, Matt.
It lessens your deficit a bit.
You're still in the red,
and will select first in Double Jeopardy!
"Jeopardy! Masters" will continue right after this.
Matt is back with us from New York City.
Matt Amodio in "Masters" for the second year in a row,
but you are up against some tough competitors this year.
- Matt, are you having fun? - Yes, indeed.
It's a rare treat to be chased not by one,
but by two Chasers,
although with the scores where they are now,
I think I'm actually chasing them, unfortunately.
- Who chases the Chasers? - Yes. And you know what?
This game, when faced against very talented, smart opponents,
can make you look silly sometimes.
Well, it's not over yet.
There's still a lot of "Jeopardy! Masters" left to play tonight,
which is also good news for James Holzhauer from Las Vegas.
I understand you hear a lot of compliments from your fans, James.
What do they say to you?
Well, compliments, if you call it that.
So, there's three things I commonly hear out in the wild
when I meet fans.
One is that I look much younger in person.
Two is that I look like I've lost a lot of weight.
I have not lost weight or years of my life,
so I don't know what this says
about your makeup and wardrobe team backstage.
But the third one is they often say, like,
"Oh, don't you hate that," insert name of contestant here,
often Ken, and, I don't know,
I'm supposed to have some great animosity
with my fellow competitors here, for some reason or another.
If it's me, you have permission to say yes, absolutely.
Like, keep the kayfabe going.
Victoria Groce is in the lead right now.
In fact, 13,600 is the best first round
we have seen in either season
- of "Masters" so far. - Oh, wow.
But I want to hear about your travails back
when your daughter was much younger.
Yeah. So, I decided to take her to look at the Nationality Rooms
at Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning.
She was about 3. She was very excited.
It's like, "The Cathedral of Learning.
I'm going to learn so much here."
- Wow. - Yeah, she was delighted.
- Like mother, like daughter. - Yeah, exactly.
So she was absolutely delighted
until I managed to drop her favorite baby doll
that went everywhere with her
- into the toilet. - Oh, no.
The Cathedral of Learning has toilets?
The Cathedral of Learning has many toilets,
and one of them, at one point,
had my daughter's baby doll in it.
Is she traumatized by cathedrals and/or learning for life?
She sobbed, and then, you know, we were like,
"Okay, we're going to retrieve the baby.
- We're going to bleach the baby." - Nice.
"Baby will be okay."
- Everything's fine. - Yeah.
Alright, James and Matt, you have some catching up to do
in the Double Jeopardy! round.
Matt, you'll make the first selection.
Let me run down what the categories will be.
First up, you're...
- Where to, Matt? - Read, 2,000.
- Victoria. - Who was Bellamy?
- That's right. - Something to Read, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is "Look Homeward, Angel"?
- That's the book. - Something to Read for 1,200.
Released posthumously, "Look at the Birdie" collected
14 of his previously unpublished stories.
- James. - Who is Vonnegut?
- Yes. - Something to Read, 800.
Answer -- Daily Double.
You can see those scores, James.
7,400.
All those point chips going in.
Here's your clue in Looking for Something to Read.
What is "Looking for Alaska"?
That's right, by John Green.
Look at this. We got a ball game.
Native American History and Culture, 1,200.
- James? - What are the Nez Perce?
Sorry, no.
- Victoria. - Who are the Comanche?
- That's correct. - Speaking My Language, 1,600.
- James. - What is Hmong?
No, I'm sorry.
Victoria or Matt?
That's the Mon-Khmer.
- Back to you, Victoria. - Speaking My Language, 1,200.
- James. - What is Dothraki?
- Yes. - Native American, 800.
- Matt. - What's peyote?
That's right.
Language, 2,000.
- Matt. - What's Sumerian?
- Right again for 2,000. - Language, 800.
- Victoria. - What is, like, twin language?
Twin talk. That's right.
Let's do If You Build It, 1,600.
- Victoria. - Who is Sullivan?
- Yes. - If You Build It for 1,200.
Answer there -- Daily Double.
Your lead over James is narrow, Victoria.
- All in, please. - Okay. Wow.
20,800 at stake in If You Build It.
- What's the White House? - It is the White House.
41,600 for you.
Speaking My Language, 400.
- James. - What's South Africa?
- That's right. - If You Build It, 200.
With a name from a village in Greece,
it's a supporting column sculpted in the form
of a draped female figure.
- Victoria. - What's a caryatid?
- Right. - If You Build It, 800.
- James? - What is Westminster Abbey?
Sorry, no.
- Matt. - What's St. Paul?
Also incorrect.
Victoria's not going to try it.
Canterbury Cathedral. Back to you, Victoria.
If You Build It, 400.
- James. - What's an arch?
- Yes. - Native American, 2,000.
- Victoria. - What are the Onondaga
and the Oneida?
- You got them both. - Native American for 400.
- Matt. - What's Battle of the Thames?
No, I'm sorry.
- James. - What is Tippecanoe?
- That's it. - Native, 1,600.
In 1998, this first woman
to become Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom.
- Victoria. - Who is Mankiller?
Nicely done, yes.
Something to Read for 400.
- Victoria. - What is "Through the Looking-Glass"?
- Correct. - Blaxploitation for 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Blacula?
- It is Blacula. - Blaxploitation, 800.
- James. - What is "Shaft"?
- Just talkin' 'bout Shaft. - Blaxploitation, 1,200.
AKA "The Hammer," this actor and ex-Kansas City Chief
starred with fellow football player Jim Brown
in "Three the Hard Way."
That would be Fred "The Hammer" Williamson.
- Back to you, James. - Blaxploitation, 1,600.
- James. - What is "Foxy Brown"?
- That's the movie. - Blaxploitation, 200.
- Victoria. - What is "Super Fly"?
Sorry, no.
James or Matt?
"What is 'Dolemite'?" Dolemite is his name.
- One category left, James. - 2,000.
James.
What is electromagnetism?
- That's correct. - 1,600.
"What is collectivization?"
- James. - 1,200.
- James. - What is counteroffensive?
- Yes. - 800.
- Matt. - What's extemporaneously?
You are correct.
And the last clue in 16-Letter Words.
- James. - What is anesthesiologist?
Is correct, yes. That takes you to 19,600.
You're in second place,
but Victoria has our highest score after Double Jeopardy!
so far this season --
46,000 points heading into final.
You three will be dealing with this category --
Around the World.
Perhaps not the most specific or helpful one,
but you make your wagers, and then we'll return with the clue.
The wagers are in, and this game's Final Jeopardy!
will take us Around the World.
Here's the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
Matt Amodio up first with 2,200.
Had a hard time getting in today
against these two on the buzzer.
What response did you come up with, Matt?
Rejected North Australia in favor of Northern Territory.
And it's a good thing you did.
That is correct.
Not many people in that part of Australia.
So you will add...? What did you wager?
Didn't wager anything at all.
You still have 2,200.
James Holzhauer came in with 19,600.
Did he know it was the Northern territory?
He's correct. He will add...
Ah, he wagered his daughter's birthday, I believe?
11,914.
You now have 31,514.
But Victoria Groce, very hard to catch in this game,
46,000 points.
Is she correct in Final?
She is. Northern Territory.
What did she wager?
4,000. That takes you to the highest single-game score
we have seen in "Jeopardy! Masters" history,
an even 50,000.
Congratulations, Victoria, for winning that game.
3 match points for you.
James Holzhauer adds a match point for finishing in second.
Sadly, no match points for Matt Amodio in third.
After the break, the second game will feature
Yogesh, Amy, and Mattea.
You won't want to miss it. Come right back.
Welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters."
Here are our next three champions --
From Toronto, Ontario, Canada...
...from Oakland, California...
...and from Vancouver, Washington...
Yogesh, Amy, and Mattea
have assembled on our stage together
for the very first time.
Yogesh probably knows that a win in this game
would once again tie him with Victoria
at the top of the standings, while Amy and especially Mattea
are hoping to earn some match points in this game
to build up their stats for a spot in the semis.
Good luck, champions.
Here are your categories in the Jeopardy! round.
And finally...
I'm Chris Pratt with clues about my career.
Yogesh, start us off.
Middle Name, Please, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is Augustus?
- Yes. - Middle Name, 800.
Samuel F.B. Morse for Finley Breese.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Middle Name, Please, please, for 600.
- Mattea. - What's Maria?
- Yes. - French Lit, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - Who is Rimbaud?
- Correct. - In-of-Body Experience, 1,000.
That's a groin pull.
Back to you, Yogesh. What Month Is It?, 1,000.
"What is Muharram?"
Yogesh? 3-Word Phrases, 1,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive"?
- That's the song. - French Lit, 800.
- Amy. - What's the Château d'If?
From "Count of Monte Cristo," yes.
French Lit, 600.
- Mattea. - Who's Tartuffe?
- That's right. - Month, 800.
A set of early 1500s tapestries
in a Milan castle has one for each month.
The old man represents Saturn,
whose -alia was in this month.
- Amy. - What is December?
- That's correct. - Okay.
In-Body Experience, 800.
Answer -- Daily Double.
Yogesh has an early lead, Amy,
but you can take it over here.
I would like to do that, so I will bet it all.
Alright. You also have to be correct,
so here's your clue in Having an In-of-Body Experience.
What is...temporal?
- The temporal lobe is right. - Alright.
You did both parts, and now you have the lead.
My planwasto get it right. That was the idea.
- It all worked out. - Yeah.
3-Word Phrases, 800.
He's reporting, "All systems go."
That's the phrase. Amy.
Phrases, 600.
- Amy. - What is mind the gap?
- Yes. - Month, 600.
- Yogesh? - When is March?
Sorry, no.
- Mattea. - What's April?
It was April. In-of-Body, 600.
- Amy. - What are incisors?
Yes.
I'm Chris Pratt, 400.
No, you're not, but he is.
My character, Andy Dwyer,
was only supposed to be ina few episodes of this sitcom,
but the lovable goofball was so enjoyable
that he became a series regular.
- Yogesh. - What is "Parks and Recreation"?
- That's correct. - Chris Pratt, 1,000.
Here's Chris.
In "The Magnificent Seven,"
I joined a cast with Denzel Washington
and Ethan Hawke, who returned to work with this man,
who directed them both in "Training Day."
- Yogesh. - Who was Fuqua?
- Correct for 1,000. - Chris Pratt, 800.
Here's Chris again.
I worked hard to lose 60 pounds to play Peter Quill,
also known by this name in "Guardians of the Galaxy."
The toughest part -- brace yourselves --
I quit drinking beer.
- Amy. - What is Star-Lord?
Star-Lord is right.
Chris Pratt, 600.
In "Moneyball," Brad Pitt bets on statistics
like on-base percentage,
and a big test case isplaying my real-life character,
the journeyman Major Leaguer Scott Hatteberg on this team.
- Mattea. - Who are the Oakland A's?
- Correct. You beat Amy to the Oakland clue. - Aha.
Chris Pratt, 200.
One more time, Chris Pratt.
Technically, I could show up in pajamas
when I do voice work for characters like Super Mario,
Emmet Brickowski,and this lasagna-loving feline
created by Jim Davis, but I don't.
- Amy. - Who is Garfield?
- It is Garfield. - Most famous lasagna-loving feline.
3-Word Phrases, 200.
I don't even know who's in second.
- Amy. - What's a blaze of glory?
- Yes. - 3-Word, 400.
- Amy? - What is "Alive and Kicking"?
- You got it. - Month, 200.
- Mattea. - What's January?
Dry January. You're correct.
Month, 400.
Winston Churchill and his cabinet
are seen celebrating victory in this month.
Yogesh.
- When is May? - It is May 1945.
"It's gonna be May." Middle Name, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is Knox?
- Correct. - Middle Name, 200.
- Amy. - What's Fitzgerald?
Sorry, no.
- Yogesh. - What is Francis?
The "F" in R.F.K. for Francis, yes.
French Lit, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is "The Little Prince"?
- Correct. - In-of-Body Experience, 400.
- Amy. - What's the pituitary?
- That's correct. - In-of-Body, 200.
- Amy. - What's the spleen?
- Yes. - Vent my spleen.
We'll finish off with Mais Oui, French Lit.
- Amy. - Who's Quasimodo?
Yes, they're very hard on Quasimodo.
That takes you to 6,600.
And you're in the lead as we head into Double Jeopardy!
Mattea, you'll select first when we return.
Mattea Roach is back with us from Toronto.
Mattea, if I remember correctly,
at the time we first met you on "Jeopardy!,"
you were living with a roommate.
Does winning all that "Jeopardy!" money
change your living situation?
So, I had these big-money-player ideas
that after I won, you know,
whatever amount of money -- $560,000 -- Who's counting? --
on "Jeopardy!", I was like, "I don't need a roommate anymore.
I can, you know, turn this second bedroom
in my apartment into an office."
What ended up happening, though, was literally on the day
that my roommate moved out,
My one of my younger brothers showed up and was like,
"The apartment that I signed a lease on is horrible.
I can't live there."
And originally, he was going to stay with me
maybe for a couple of weeks.
It's now been over a year and a half,
and he's still there,
and he is the best 21-year-old-boy roommate
one could ever ask for.
That's great. You upgraded in roommates.
- I love that. - Yeah, no, he's a real sweetie.
Amy Schneider is here from Oakland, and, Amy,
I believe you and I have a hobby in common,
which is a shared obsession
withThe New York Timesdaily game the Spelling Bee, right?
Yes, that is correct.
- You play every day like I do? - I do.
And, you know, I was just wondering,
like, how -- if you had any kind of, like, recent stats
on your Queen Bees or whatever.
Thank you for letting me brag on "Jeopardy! Masters."
You know, as you know, there's a secret hidden level
beyond Genius called Queen Bee.
- Yes. - Perfect score.
And last month, I had a 15-day Queen Bee streak going,
and then it all fell apart.
Are you a frequent Queen Bee-er?
- Yeah, I have an active nine-game streak going... - Oh!
...which now you, you know, once again...
- Alright. - But your streak is ongoing.
I missed like three words day before yesterday, so...
Longest active streak on this stage.
In your face.
Yogesh, we know from watching you in "Masters"
you're not too shabby at "Jeopardy!,"
but I understand you're also the captain
of a world champion team at something else.
What's COQL?
Yeah. So, I think, you know,
Michael Davies and I share a passion
for the British game show called "Only Connect."
- So good. - Yeah, and, you know,
for a long time, I was the primary administrator
of a Facebook group called Only Connect Questions where people
would write questions in the style.
Then I ran an event called "Yogesh Connect"
at Trivia Nationals 2019.
And then, yeah, you know,
some people started COQL, Connections Online Quiz League,
basically, "Only Connect" with the serial number filed off.
And my team of Palante! -- myself,
Patrick Friel, and Matt Jones -- have done fairly well,
including a 2023 world championship.
Congratulations.
Do any of you want to go on the real show in the U.K.?
Have you thought about it?
You know, if any person with British citizenship
- wants to marry me so I can -- - I see.
I'm open, you know?
Yogesh wants a green card to play game shows.
I love it.
Alright, it's time for "Double Jeopardy!"
Mattea, you're in third place,
which means you will select first.
Here are the six categories you three are dealing with.
First up...
Mattea, where do you want to start?
Tough on the Borders, 800.
The answer there is the first
of the two Daily Doubles in the round.
Desperate times calls for desperate measures.
- All in. - All in.
You would be tied with Yogesh for a second place, if correct.
Here's your clue in Getting Tough on the Borders.
What is Latvia?
It is Latvia, yes. We have a tie for second place.
Naval Gazing, 1,200, please.
- Amy? - What is dead reckoning?
- Good. - Naval, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - Where is Lake Maracaibo?
- You're correct. - Names in Songs, 1,600.
- Yogesh? - Who is Mean Mr. Mustard?
- Yes. - Okay. Names in Songs, 2,000.
- Yogesh? - Who is Dani California?
It is Dani California, yes. A guess is better than nothing.
- Well done. - Yeah, I suppose so. German, 2,000.
"What isecht?" E-C-H-T.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Why Are You Running?, 1,600.
He ran for New York City mayor in 1933
to root out Tammany Hall corruption,
and held the job for 12 years.
- Mattea? - Who's La Guardia?
- Yes. - Running, 1,200.
If not for Yoda, a police dog of this low country's breed,
a prison escapee who in 2023 caused a two-week manhunt
might still be running.
- Yogesh. - What is a Malinois?
Yes, Belgian Malinois is correct.
Running, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - What is "The Loneliness
of the Long-Distance Runner"?
- That's it. - Why Are You Running?, 800.
Javier Milei ran for president in 2023
to bring libertarian policies
and perhaps a new hairstyle craze to this country.
He won.
Mattea. What's Argentina?
- Correct. - Naval Gazing, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is lodestone?
- Yes. - "F.B.", I, 2,000.
- Yogesh. - Who was Frank Borman?
- Good for 2,000. - "F.B.", I, 1,600.
Before Amy's time in Oakland, I guess.
"Who is Fred Biletnikoff?"
Back to you, Yogesh.
"F.B.", I, 1,200.
- Mattea. - Who's Francis Bacon?
- Right. - German Words, 1,600.
Answer --
the other Daily Double.
Well, you found them both,
and that's what you needed, Mattea.
Again, so, so desperate. 8,800.
Alright. You would be in the lead
if correct in German Words.
Oh.
Who is theUbermensch?
It is theUbermensch. That's correct.
You just moved into the lead.
Okay. Borders, 400.
- Yogesh. - Where is Liechtenstein?
- That's right. - Names in Songs, 1,200.
- Mattea. - Who's B.B. King?
- Just like his guitar, yes. - Names in Songs, 800.
"You better call Tyrone." Mattea.
Names in Songs, 400.
Mattea. Who's Kiki?
- Yes. - Why Are You Running 400.
Got to get the Drake content.
- Amy. - What is, it was on a Sunday?
- That's correct. - Borders, 2,000.
- Yogesh? - Where is Cote dIvoire?
No, I'm sorry.
- Mattea. - Where's Togo?
- That is correct for 2,000. - Borders, 1,600.
Down at the southern tip, Malaysia.
- Back to you, Mattea. - Borders, 1,200.
- Mattea. - What are Honduras and Nicaragua?
Sorry, no.
- Yogesh. - What are Honduras and Guatemala?
- You got it. - Okay, German Words, 1,200.
- Amy? - What isliebchen?
- Yes. - Naval, 2,000.
Here is a depiction of this critical engagement
of September 5, 1781,
also known as the Battle of the Virginia Capes.
It's also the Battle of Chesapeake Bay.
- Five clues left, Amy. - German, 800.
- Amy? - What is Munich?
- Right. - The "F.B.", I, 800.
- Amy? - Who is Francisco Batista?
No.
- Yogesh. - Who is --
Or quien es Fulgencio Batista?
Fulgencio. That was his name.
"F.B.", I, 400.
- Amy. - Who is Fanny Brice?
In "Funny Girl," right.
German Words, 400.
- Mattea. - What's your butt?
It is your butt.
And give'r.
Naval Gazing. Here we go.
- Yogesh. - What are wolfpacks?
They are wolfpacks, yes, taking you to 17,200.
But Mattea maintains their lead at 2,400.
Three good scores. Let's see what happens in Final Jeopardy!,
where your category will be Anagrams.
We'll be back with the clue right after these words.
Anagrams is tonight's second Final Jeopardy! category.
Interesting. Here's the clue.
Your 30 seconds starts now, players. Good luck.
We had some frustrating-looking Masters
during that musical break.
We'll start with Amy Schneider, who had 9,800.
Her response was?
Unfinished coding, and who knows
what it would have been? That's not correct.
Amy wagered 7,401, leaving her with 2,399.
Yogesh Raut had a strong game, but was in second place
after Mattea found those Daily Doubles.
17,200. What did he come up with?
What are binary, and also no second guess.
So he's going to lose his wager of...
Oh, he bet it all.
17,200 drops him down to zero.
So, Mattea Roach has 20,400.
What did they come up with?
No correct response.
The two anagrams here are algorithm and logarithm,
if that makes sense.
so it all comes down to Mattea's wager.
How big did they bet?
14,001 drops them down to 6,399,
and they have won their first
"Jeopardy! Masters" game of the season.
Congratulations, Mattea.
You escape with the win, which gives you 3 match points.
Amy Schneider finished in second
and gets a single match point.
No match points for Yogesh tonight.
He finishes in third place.
Let's take a look at the leaderboard.
Victoria Groce has won four of her five games.
She's atop the leaderboard with 13 match points.
Yogesh Raut is second with 10.
James Holzhauer third right now with 6.
Amy Schneider currently ahead of Mattea Roach
on the tiebreak for fourth place,
and Matt Amodio is in sixth place with a single match point.
"Jeopardy! Masters" returns on Wednesday
with our last quarterfinal episode.
We'll see you then. Good night.