Last time on "Jeopardy! Masters"...
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.
Matt, a tough, tough draw for you in this game.
You may not have noticed, but there were actually
three of us looking for the Daily Doubles on the board that game.
I-I understand the oversight, though.
I understand.
- German Words, 1,600. - Answer.
The other Daily Double.
Again, so, so desperate. 8,800.
Who is the Ubermensch?
That's correct. You just moved into the lead.
Yogesh Raut had a strong game
but was in second place after Mattea found those Daily Doubles.
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.
So it all comes down to Mattea's wager.
14,001 --
drops them down to 6,399,
and they have won their first
"Jeopardy! Masters" game of this season.
Victoria and Yogesh remain in the lead,
but James, Amy, and Mattea are neck-and-neck
vying for a spot in the top four
as we head into our last quarterfinal games.
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, Matt Amodio.
From Las Vegas, Nevada, James Holzhauer.
NNAnd from Vancouver, Washington, Yogesh Raut.
And now here is the host of "Jeopardy! Masters" --
Ken Jennings!
Thank you, Johnny Gilbert.
And welcome, everyone, to the last two quarterfinal games
of "Jeopardy! Masters."
By the end of tonight's episode, we will know the names
of all four Masters who will be advancing.
But here's what we know already.
Yogesh Raut has locked up his spot in the semis.
And with a first- or second-place finish
in this very game, so will James Holzhauer.
Good luck to all three of our players.
Let's take a look at your categories
in the Jeopardy! round.
We begin with...
All correct responses will contain one of those.
Why not? Not Kendrick or Wintour.
She's imaginary.
Yogesh, what strikes your fancy?
Word from the Biblical Woman, 1,000.
That's some bad advice from Job's wife.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Word from the Biblical Woman, 800.
- James. - Who is Miriam?
No, I'm sorry.
- Yogesh. - Who is Pharaoh's daughter?
- That's correct. - Yes.
Okay. Let's Apartment-Sit for Anna, 1,000.
- James. - What is Stow?
Sorry. No. Yogesh or Matt?
"What is Killington?"
Back to you, Yogesh.
And I'm such a huge skier. Technology, 1,000.
- Matt? - What's Sora?
It is Sora.
Four Different Vowels, 1,000.
It's called a legation. Matt.
Technology, 800.
- James. - What is a virtual private network?
Yes.
"North", "South", "East", "West", 1,000.
Yogesh.
What is West Bengal?
- That's correct. - Okay.
"North", "South", "East", "West", 800.
- James. - What is South Ossetia?
- You're correct. - "North", "South", 600.
- Matt. - Ooh. No.
Uh, what's the East River?
That is correct. In the nick of time.
Our newly minted New Yorker got it correct.
Biblical Woman, 600.
Answer there. David Double.
You were rewarded for guessing the East River, Matt.
- You're 200 off the lead. - 1,600.
Betting it all on A Word from the Biblical Woman.
Uh, what's...Esther?
Sorry. No.
The wisdom is the wisdom of Solomon.
- This is the Queen of Sheba. - Ah.
So you're back to the starting gate.
Select again.
Technology, 600.
The R1S from this car company
is an all-electric SUV
with a nearly 400-mile battery range.
That "R" is for Rivian.
- Matt. - Apartment, 800.
- James. - What's green goddess?
- Right. - Apartment-Sit, 600.
- James. - What's a Canadian tuxedo?
- Right again. - Apartment-Sit, 400.
- Matt. - What's Krav Maga?
Krav Maga. Yes.
Pop Culture, 1,000.
- James. - What is "Singing in the Shower"?
- You are correct. - Pop Culture, 800.
- Yogesh. - Who is Curtis Hanson?
- Correct. - Pop Culture, 600.
- James. - What is "Bodies Bodies Bodies"?
- You're right. - Pop Culture, 400.
James.
What's Aubrey Plaza?
- That's right. - Pop Culture, 200.
- James. - What's "Candy Shop"?
- You got it. - Four Different Vowels, 800.
- Yogesh. - What is exurbia?
- Correct. - Okay.
That's a word.
Word from the Biblical Woman, 400.
- James. - Who is Delilah?
- Yes. - Biblical, 200.
- James. - Who is Mary Magdalene?
- You're correct. - "North", "South", 400.
- Matt. - What's North Macedonia?
- You're right. - "North", 200.
- James. - What's Key West?
- Yes. - Technology, 400.
- James. - What is Threads?
- You're right. - Technology, 200.
- Yogesh. - What are satellites?
- Good. - Okay. Anna, 200.
- James. - Who's Paddington?
- Yes. - Vowels, 600.
- Yogesh. - What's quinoa?
- Right. - Vowels, 400.
- Matt. - What's compulsive?
Right. And the last clue in Four Different Vowels.
- Matt. - What's elusion?
That is correct, Matt.
You're making up some ground after the Daily Double miss,
but James has the lead as we head into Double Jeopardy!
"Jeopardy! Masters" will continue in just a moment.
Matt Amodio is here with us from New York City.
Matt, I understand that the world is full of Matts,
but you got a reality check from one in particular, right?
Yes, so, at this level of accomplishment,
we are often singular,
but I learned that I am not the most famous person
from my high school who was valedictorian
during the second Bush administration named Matt.
Who's the other Matt?
YouTuber Matt Patrick eclipsed me on that.
Wonderful guy. I've had the pleasure of meeting him.
- Well -- - Couldn't happen to a nicer guy.
Matt, you are the most famous Matt on our stage right now.
- Thank you. - Because Mattea is not in this game.
James Holzhauer is here from Las Vegas.
James, tell us about Project 150.
Yeah, so I've talked about Project 150 before.
They help unhoused high-school students
with clothing, school supplies, food, scholarship money.
And, you know, so my wife and I have been working with them
for now five years since I was first on "Jeopardy!"
We're seeing the first wave of students
we gave scholarships to graduating
and giving back to the organization, which is wonderful.
And with last year's $100,000 charitable donation,
we sent 40 kids to college.
- Amazing. - That's amazing.
That was your "Masters" win at work. Congratulations.
Yogesh Raut is here, as well, from Vancouver.
Yogesh, we heard about your love of British quiz shows earlier,
but I understand there's another show
you're a little bit jealous of. Is that true?
Well, you know, after I won the Tournament of Champions
and I looked up my prizes, you know, the $250,000, the belt,
the respect and adoration of hundreds of thousands of people,
I was feeling pretty good.
And then I saw the finale of "University Challenge."
And their winners got to meet Sir Tom Stoppard.
Well, Yogesh, I have a surprise for you!
Tom, come on out!
I'm just kidding. Sir Tom is not with us.
But wouldn't that have been amazing?
You had my hopes up.
Alright. It's time to play Double Jeopardy! now.
Matt, as I indicated before,
you're gonna make the first selection.
Here are your categories, Masters.
First up...
You'll name the character who gifted us with each.
Words made up of letters in the word "conceivable."
And finally...
I'm George Stephanopoulos.
In both politicalcommunications and journalism,
I've seen my share of crises,
and I'll have clues about some historical ones.
Matt, what sounds good to you?
Out in the World, 1,600.
That's the Grand Trianon.
Back to you, Matt. World, 1,200.
Visit Gibraltar, and you're sure to see
this tailless primate,
actually a species of macaque.
Matt.
What's Barbary ape?
You're right.
World, 2,000.
Mexico is home to many of these underground pools
with a name from the Mayan language.
- Matt. - What's cenote?
- Yes. - World, 800.
Answer there -- Daily Double.
Well, look at this.
Matt, you're suddenly in second place and now vying for the lead.
4,600.
Betting it all on Out in the World.
Here's your clue.
What's...
Peacock Throne?
You are in the lead. 9,200 points.
Nicely done.
Historical Crises, 1,200.
Here's George Stephanopoulos.
A shooting war between nuclearpowers qualifies as a crisis --
like in 1969 when a tiny island on the Soviet/Chinese border
saw fierce fighting between the Red Army
and this one -- the PLA.
- Matt. - What's People's Liberation Army?
- Correct. - Historical, 1,600.
George Stephanopoulos again.
In the 1861 Trent Affair,
the Union seized two Confederate envoys
from a British ship, not pleasing this
often abrasive prime minister known as "Lord Pumice Stone."
Matt.
What's Disraeli?
Sorry. No. James.
Who's Gladstone? Gladstone?
That's not correct.
Yogesh? Not gonna try it?
Not Pumice Stone, but Lord Palmerston.
- Ahh! - Back to you, Matt.
Historical, 800.
Here's George.
My new book, "The Situation Room,"
recounts some tense moments in that White House room --
like during the Bosnian War
when this woman asked Colin Powell,
"What's the point of having this superb military
if we can't use it?"
- Matt. - What's Albright?
Correct. And George's new book is out now.
Historical, 2,000.
George Stephanopoulos.
Three years before World War I,
anti-German feeling in France and Britain grew
when Germany sent a single gunboat to Morocco
in what's known as the Crisis of this port
down the coastnfrom Casablanca.
"What is Agadir?"
Back to you, Matt.
Books, 1,200.
- James. - What is "Girls Just Want To Have Fun"?
- Right. - Music in Books, 1,600.
That's Zadie Smith.
- Back to you, James. - Books, 800.
- James. - What's "High Fidelity"?
- Yes. - Books, 2,000.
Yogesh.
What is, um, "1Q84"?
Well done. Yes.
Who Said It, 2,000.
Matt.
- What's Boromir? - Correct. "Lord of the Rings."
In Conceivable, 1,200.
Violence.
The last refuge of the incompetent. Matt.
Conceivable, 1,600.
- Yogesh. - What is laconic?
- Correct. - In Conceivable, 2,000.
- Matt. - What's valence?
Sorry. No.
Yogesh or James? With another atom, it's covalence.
Back to you, Yogesh.
Movie Memes, 1,600.
- James. - Who is Lloyd Christmas?
- Yes. "Dumb and Dumber." - In Conceivable, 800.
The answer there -- the other Daily Double.
You're in third place, James.
- It's been a tough category so far. - I have to bet it all.
Have to bet it all. Doesn't sound happy.
But here's your clue in In Conceivable.
What is venial?
Venial is right. Yes. You just moved into the lead.
Is This Thing Awning? 2,000.
No, we're indoors,
and that's this structure over an altar.
It can end in just "N" or in "N-O."
And the one at St. Peter's is pretty elaborate.
That's a baldaquin.
- James. - Awning, 1,600.
- Matt. - What's chuppah?
Yes.
Awning, 1,200.
- James. - What's Herald Square?
- That's it. - Awning, 800.
No, it's the column-supported roof
of this covered entranceway to a home.
- James. - What's a portico?
- Right again. - Awning, 400.
Matt.
- Uh, what's amphitheater? - Correct.
Memes, 1,200.
- Yogesh. - Who is Anakin?
Yes, in "Star Wars."
Movie Memes, 800.
- James. - Who was Rose?
- Yes, in "Titanic." - Movie, 400.
1993: "Life, uh, finds a way."
- Yogesh. - Who is Dr. Ian Malcolm?
In "Jurassic Park." You got it.
Out in the World, 400.
The Basilica di Santa Croce,
in this city, contains the tombs of Galileo,
Machiavelli, and other great Italians.
- Matt. - What's Florence?
- Yes. - Books, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is "Invisible Man"?
- Good. - In Conceivable, 400.
- Yogesh. - What is voila?
- Voila. - You're correct.
Historical Crises, 400.
One more time. George Stephanopoulos.
JFK installed the first practical White House
taping system a couple of months before this crisis,
which is how we know that during a lighter moment,
someone said, "Let's make Bobby mayor of Havana."
- Matt. - What's Cuban Missile Crisis?
That is correct.
You're still up second place in this game.
You're 4,000 points behind James.
But all of you are well positioned for Final Jeopardy!
Here's the category you'll be making your wagers on.
Military People. Interesting.
We'll be back with the clue right after this.
Our first Final Jeopardy! category of the evening.
Military People. Here's the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
Yogesh Raut is up first with 10,200 points.
His response?
What is the "Officers Club"?
And that's incorrect, Yogesh.
You wagered...
every single point.
That'll drop you down to zero.
Matt Amodio was in second place with 12,400.
He wrote down...
What is Space Force?
And a little picture of space.
And that is correct.
How much did you wager, Matt?
Also, everything.
He doubles up to 24,800 points
and currently has the lead.
But we come to James Holzhauer, third of all.
16,400.
Did he think of Space Force?
No little drawing, but just as correct.
How much did you wager, James?
8,615.
Takes you to 25,015.
And you are the winner of this game.
Congratulations. 3 match points for you.
Yogesh and James, that means you have
both clinched a spot in the semifinals.
Matt, you earn 1 match point for this game,
but, sadly, it's a moral victory.
You are not gonna be with us for the semis.
But guess what. You won $50,000.
And we loved having you. Congratulations.
Up next, it's Victoria, Amy, and Mattea
in our second game of the night and our last quarterfinal.
"Jeopardy! Masters" returns in a moment.
Welcome back to "Jeopardy! Masters."
Here are our next three champions.
From Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Mattea Roach.
From Oakland, California, Amy Schneider.
And from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
Victoria Groce.
We've arrived at the last quarterfinal game
of this year's "Jeopardy! Masters."
And we already know that we'll be seeing Victoria
in the semifinals, but will it be Amy or Mattea
joining her in that fourth spot?
Let's start finding out, my friends, in the Jeopardy! round...
...where these are your categories.
First...
And in the sixth spot...
- Victoria, - start the game.
Let's try Foreign Words for 800.
The name of this ski turn comes from
the Norwegian region where it originated.
- Victoria. - What is Telemark?
- Correct. - Foreign Words for 1,000.
- Amy. - What's pachinko?
- Good for 1,000. - Foreign Words, 600.
- Mattea. - What's despacito?
- Right. - Business and Pleasure, 1,000.
- Victoria. - What is Royal Caribbean?
- Yes. - A Standing Oration for 800.
- Amy. - Who is Cicero?
- You got it. - Science Fiction, 600.
- Victoria. - What is "Altered Carbon"?
- Yes. - A Standing Oration for 1,000.
- Victoria. - Who is Ocoee?
No. Amy or Mattea?
"Who is Osceola?"
Back to you, Victoria.
Science Fiction for 800, please.
Answer -- Daily Double.
What do you want to bet, Victoria?
- 1,400, please. - Betting it all.
Here's your clue in Science Fiction.
- Who is Keats? - It is a Keats work.
Yes. You're in the lead.
Let's Get Cooking for 1,000.
Want to sound fancy?
Instead of saying "double boiler" or "water bath,"
use this French term.
It's used for making custards.
- Mattea. - What's sous vide?
Sorry. No. Victoria.
- What's a bain-marie? - It is a bain-marie, right.
Let's Get Cooking for 800.
- Victoria. - What is to macerate?
- You got it. - Let's Get Cooking for 600.
- Victoria. - What is dredge?
- Right again. - Let's Get Cooking for 400.
- Mattea. - What's a leavening agent?
- Yes. - Stream of TV, 1,000.
- Mattea. - What's "The Traitors"?
- Right. - Stream of TV, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "Jury Duty"?
- That's the show. - Science Fiction, 1,000.
- Amy. - What is "Snow Crash"?
- You got it. - Business and Pleasure, 800.
- Mattea. - What are truffles?
- Correct. - Business and Pleasure, 600.
- Mattea. - What are water slides?
- Right again. - Business and Pleasure, 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Mattel?
No.
Amy or Mattea?
It is Mattel. The "L" is for Elliot.
The other guy is Matt. Matt Matson.
Back to you, Mattea.
That tracks. Stream of TV, 600.
- Victoria. - Who is Wednesday?
- Yes. - A Standing Oration for 600.
This gospel singer gets the credit for getting MLK
to go off script and tell them about the Dream in 1963.
- Victoria. - Who is Jackson?
Mahalia Jackson, yes.
Standing Oration for 400.
- Victoria. - Who is Brian?
- No. Amy. - Who's Darrow?
- The other one. Yes. - Science Fiction, 400.
- Amy? - What is "Ender's Game"?
- Right. - Stream, 400.
- Mattea. - Who's Ted?
- Yes. - Stream of TV, 200.
- Amy. - What is "Only Murders in the Building"?
That's the show. Foreign Words, 400.
- Victoria. - What's a leitmotif?
- Yes, it is. - Foreign Words, 200.
- Mattea. - What's l'chaim?
- You got it. - Cooking, 200.
- Mattea. - What's al dente?
- Right. - Business and Pleasure, 200.
- Victoria. - What is AMC?
- Yes. - Science Fiction, 200.
- Mattea. - Who are the Martians?
- Yes. - And last clue.
Standing Oration.
- Mattea. - What's the Gettysburg Address?
It is the Gettysburg Address.
That pulls you to within 200 of Amy's second-place score.
Victoria has the lead at the end of the Jeopardy! round.
"Jeopardy! Masters" will continue after the break
with Double Jeopardy! Don't go anywhere.
Toronto's own Mattea Roach is with us.
Mattea, last year in Masters,
I think you told us you were planning a trip to Portugal.
Now, don't leave us hanging. Did you get to Portugal?
Yeah, so, I'm sure all of North America
has been waiting a full calendar year to find out, did I go?
- "Did they go?!" - I did go. It rocked.
I did, in fact, see Pet Shop Boys and New Order
at Primavera Sound in Porto, as I previously announced.
During New Order's set, though, the power went out,
- like, two thirds of the way through. - Oh, wow.
Which led to, at first, a very nice moment of everyone
singing "True Faith" together, followed by, like,
10 minutes of the crew running around the stage,
trying to figure out what had happened.
They did save the set, though, so, you know, it was all good.
Yeah, of all the bands who might work acoustically,
maybe New Order is not one of them.
No, not really. No. Not what they're known for.
Sounds like fun, though.
Amy Schneider is back with us from Oakland, California.
Amy, I understand that, not unlike Mattea,
you're plotting a podcast of your own.
Yeah, no, I'm planning to start a podcast,
just trying to, like, get some last things figured out.
Like, I need a title, so if anybody has
any suggestions for a title, that'd be great.
Also, if you have any ideas about, like,
what it should be about.
Anything like that. Send them my way. Yeah.
- Sounds like you're almost there. - Yeah. No.
You have everything but an idea and a title.
I have a document entitled "Podcast Thoughts."
- I can't... - That's it.
I can't wait for "Untitled Amy Schneider Podcast Project."
It's gonna be good.
And Victoria Groce from Pittsburgh is here.
- We know that you knit, Victoria. - Yes.
You're an avid knitter.
You're learning Danish.
Better to knit in Danish or something.
But it hasn't always been easy for you, your knitting, right?
No, I have twice injured myself knitting
to the point of requiring actual medical attention.
- No! - Yes.
What's a knitting injury consist of?
So, the first time I was doing The Ravellenic Games,
which is where you're supposed to cast on
and knit an entire sweater during the Olympics.
And over the course of a weekend,
I knit for about 16 hours
and then spent about 8 hours picking blueberries to preserve
and woke up Monday morning, and I couldn't lift my arm.
- Oh, wow! - So I had bursitis and had to spend
about two months in physical therapy.
And then, the other time, I managed to stab myself
in the leg with a cable needle while getting out of my car.
Well, I was wondering if it was gonna be,
like, a stress injury or puncture wound.
- And it turns out it's both! - Both! Both!
Had to get a tetanus shot.
You got the full spectrum of knitting injuries.
Alright. It's time for Double Jeopardy!
Victoria is in the lead, but, obviously, the race for second --
so important in this game.
Mattea will be selecting first.
And here are the categories.
We begin...
Mattea, where would you like to begin?
Down in the Valley, 1,200.
Answer -- Daily Double.
You found it right off the bat.
- 3,600, please. - Okay.
Every single point at stake in Down in the Valley.
What is...
Susquehanna?
Sorry. No.
You had to think about universities.
It's the Nittany Valley of Nittany Lions fame.
I needed Victoria to beam me a response.
Killer Riffs, 2,000.
- Victoria. - What is "La Grange"?
- Yes. - Prehistoric Creatures, 1,600
- Amy. - What are feathers?
- No. I'm sorry. - Ah.
Victoria or Mattea?
They had lips! Now we know.
Victoria: Really? Back to you, Victoria.
Eww. Prehistoric Creatures for 1,200.
- Amy. - What are mammoths and mastodons?
- Correct. - Killer Riffs, 800.
- Victoria. - What is "Train in Vain"?
- Yes. - Prehistoric Creatures for 800.
- Amy. - What's the Yucatán?
- Correct. - Killer Riffs, 1,200.
Because it's about Elvis, it's called "The King and I."
- Amy. - Riffs, 1,600.
Victoria. What is "Baker Street"?
- That's the song. - Prehistoric Creatures, 2,000.
Answer -- the other Daily Double.
I think, based on the rest of the category,
- I want no part of this. I'll bet $5. - Alright.
House minimum at stake in Prehistoric Creatures.
Here's your clue.
What are sauropods?
Sauropods is correct.
You add -- wow -- 5 points to your score.
Down in the Valley for 400.
- Victoria. - What's Nepal?
- Right. - Valley for 800.
- Victoria. - What is Nubia?
- You got it. - Valley for 1,600.
- Victoria. - What's the Beqaa?
- You got it. - 2,000 for Valley.
- Amy. - What is Saar?
- Good for 2,000. - Potpourri, 2,000.
"Who is Hector Berlioz?"
Amy. "RH" Factor, 2,000.
"What is catarrh?"
Amy, select.
Banger, 2,000.
Named for the river, it's the Tunguska event.
Back to you, Amy.
"RH" Factor, 1,600.
- Mattea. - What's the Tyrrhenian Sea?
- You're correct. - "RH" Factor, 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is Overheard?
- That's right. - Potpourri for 1,600.
- Victoria? - What is a bilby?
- Bilby is right. - Potpourri for 1,200.
- Amy. - What is Queen Anne's Revenge?
- That's right. - Total Bangers, 1,600.
- Victoria. - What is a shrimp?
Pistol shrimp. You're correct.
Prehistoric Creatures for 400.
This school-bus-sized dinosaur
is the state fossil of Colorado,
where the USA's first one was discovered in 1877.
- Amy. - What's the Stegosaurus?
- Good. - Banger, 1,200.
- Victoria. - What is tritium?
- Correct. - Potpourri for 800.
- Mattea. - What'sThe Creation of Adam?
- Correct. - Potpourri, 400.
- Victoria. - What is calving?
- Yes. - "RH" Factor, 400.
- Mattea. - What's slaughterhouse?
- Yes. - "RH," 800.
- Victoria. - What is myrrh?
- That's it. - Killer Riffs for 400.
- Victoria. - What is "Seven Nation Army"?
- Yes. - Total Banger for 400.
- Victoria. - What are Lexington and Concord?
- Yes. - And Total Banger for 800.
Final clue.
- Victoria. - What is Judges?
No. Amy or Mattea?
"What is Joshua?"
Joshua fought the Battle of Jericho.
Alright. Victoria is in the lead
as we head into Final Jeopardy!
Let's reveal your category.
Short Stories.
We'll come back with the clue in just a moment.
The Masters' wagers are in.
The category is Short Stories, and here's the clue.
30 seconds. Good luck.
Mattea Roach is up first. They had 2,800.
Their response?
What is "An Anti-Climactic End to the Quarters?"
Not at all. I enjoyed this game very much.
But a nice "congrats" to Amy.
No points for sportsmanship, though.
We're gonna take away money.
No, we're not. You bet zero.
2,800 for you.
Amy Schneider was in second place with 7,800.
She wrote down...
"What is the Gold Bug?"
You had the right author,
but not the right story, I'm afraid.
You wagered...
also nothing at all, like Mattea.
You stand pat with 7,800.
And Victoria Groce could not be caught with 21,005.
Did she come up with the correct response?
She also thought of Edgar Allan Poe,
but wrote down "the Tell-Tale Heart."
No, this thing is moving downward and laterally
because it's "The Pit and the Pendulum."
"Pit and the Pendulum."
So, what did you wager, Victoria?
Nobody bet anything at all!
Why am I even here?
21,005, Victoria,
gives you the last win of the quarterfinals.
3 match points for you. Congratulations.
Amy Schneider adds a match point for finishing in second.
No match points for Mattea in third.
Let's take a look at the final leaderboard
of these quarterfinals.
Those 3 new match points for Victoria
give her a commanding lead. She has 16.
Yogesh Raut is in second with 10 match points
just ahead of James Holzhauer with 9.
By virtue of finishing second in this game,
Amy Schneider edges ahead of Mattea Roach.
She will make it to the semifinals
by just 1 match point.
Mattea, I'm so sorry you won't be here for the semifinals
this year, but you finished in fifth place.
That's good for $75,000, American.
Congratulations. It was lovely to see you again.
And "Jeopardy! Masters" will return on Friday
as the semifinals begin.
Victoria, Yogesh, James, and Amy
will play themselves in every combination
with three of them emerging to play in the finals.
Don't miss it. We'll see you on Friday.