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Jeopardy James has made a donation to a cancer walk in honor of Alex Trebek. I really miss this guy. I still think there is something fishy, in his loss.
There is nothing "fishy" about it. His style was of a high gambler and he was going to lose with that style. I am surprised he lasted as long as he did. He finished second all time in money which is amazing. He isn't really even close to Ken Jennings with 74 consecutive wins. James Holzhouer only has 32 consecutive wins. Consecutive wins is the most impressive to me, not how much you would gamble and go after double jeopardy boxes. I very much enjoyed watching him play however, but enjoyed Ken more.
Jeopardy James has made a donation to a cancer walk in honor of Alex Trebek. I really miss this guy. I still think there is something fishy, in his loss.
Nothing fishy about it. At some point the thrill/challenge/risk of the game got stale. Time to find the next one. I suspect that happens more often than viewers realize. Maybe there was a really high stakes card game coming up and he had bankrolled enough to take bigger risks there.
Jeopardy James has made a donation to a cancer walk in honor of Alex Trebek. I really miss this guy. I still think there is something fishy, in his loss.
C'mon.
Although I fully expected him to beat the regular-game winnings, and he came close, I always knew he wasnt going to even approach the 74-game streak of Ken Jennings because of the aggressive betting style which allowed him to amass so much money in so little time.
Jeopardy James has made a donation to a cancer walk in honor of Alex Trebek. I really miss this guy. I still think there is something fishy, in his loss.
Same here. I also have no problem with him advertising his gift. It might very well get others to do so also.
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