@prede89 an easy … @prede89 an easy question? you get the category first, you wager, then you get the question. no way he could have known what the question was, just the category.
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he did it on … he did it on purpose…thought it was an eays question and hoped the others would get it. He could have won by betting 1 dollor more then that
That does sound … That does sound good…but I would make it a movie…and I would add an erotic element to it…maybe a hot member of the Clue Crew that I go and bang after every episode.
But there’s a twist…
We’re going to show it. We’re gonna show it all.
I win on Jeopardy…then I go back for some full penetration…win on Jeopardy…then more penetration…Jeopardy…penetration.
This goes on for about 90 minutes and then the movie just sort of…ends.
Well in a certain … Well in a certain sense you could elect to punish non-colluders outside of the game. But in the context of Jeopardy alone, I would say collusion is not a viable option because it’s a single (most likely a single) round of prisoner’s dilemma.
If one person breaks the collusion pact and wins that person will proceed onwards and you end up with nothing. Doesn’t sound like a good strategy to me.
That would make a … That would make a great suspense novel. The retired con-man pitted against his former partners from the Jeopardy racket, with only his wits and game show winnings at his disposal…
This is true…But … This is true…But if it was within the rules, why screw up a good thing?
And there’s always a way to punish someone for not colluding. You know their names. From the post-commercial banter, you probably know where they work and if they have a family.
Oh, you can punish them…you can definitely punish them.
So if there’s a 3-way tie, they all get the money and they all play again the next day, right?
Why not engage in a little collusion where the top two people just get it wrong on purpose and bring their scores down to the third place person’s score?…and always give the 3rd place person a chance to catch up at the end so there’s some money out there?
You’d never lose…You could spend your life playing Jeopardy and making hundreds of thousands of dollars…
wow that was … wow that was actually pretty smart of him, he knew he was smarter than the other 2 so he waged an amount small enough that he would tie in order to face them again because he knew he was better, nice!
All I can say is … All I can say is that I hope that puny little who organized this little tie in order to get into the history books had his handed to him the next game.
I was thinking … I was thinking about the most money you could get from Jeopardy, and here’s what I got:
On the 1st round, get them all correct but two 200′s, so, $17,600. The two 200′s are both Daily Doubles, where you wager everything, so x2 x2, so $70,400. On Double Jeopardy you also get them all but two 400′s, so $35,200 more, $105,600 total. Two more Daily Doubles, so x4, so $422,400. Final Jeopardy also doubles that again, and you get… $844,800! So I guess you can’t get a million dollars. Oh well.
For the first time Jeopardy had a three way tie. March 16th 2007.
@prede89 an easy …
@prede89 an easy question? you get the category first, you wager, then you get the question. no way he could have known what the question was, just the category.
he just couldn’t …
he just couldn’t bet 2601…
Illuminati=ET kin …
Illuminati=ET kin aka gods, Ea, Sirians, Satan, Pepsi, angels/demons, dragons, hulu, vampires, bluebloods, Al Gore, Windsors, Rothschilds, Rockefellars etc who rule cults like Freemasonry. Their agenda: continually cull/victimize people via vaccines/other toxins, Codex Alimentarius, carbon taxes, internet 2, WW3 then stage an alien invasion to get a fascist world government/religion with us chipped. Support Dr Deagle, Stewart Swerdlow, Oracle Broadcasting, gardeners and free-energy technology!
Alex Trebek: “What …
Alex Trebek: “What a deal!”
I’m going to use that phrase from now on whenever I have the chance.
he did it on …
he did it on purpose…thought it was an eays question and hoped the others would get it. He could have won by betting 1 dollor more then that
Was he black? …
Was he black? Hahaha, just kidding.
Bizarre. What are …
Bizarre. What are the chances of this ever happening?
Kirby looks guilty.
Kirby looks guilty.
That does sound …
That does sound good…but I would make it a movie…and I would add an erotic element to it…maybe a hot member of the Clue Crew that I go and bang after every episode.
But there’s a twist…
We’re going to show it. We’re gonna show it all.
I win on Jeopardy…then I go back for some full penetration…win on Jeopardy…then more penetration…Jeopardy…penetration.
This goes on for about 90 minutes and then the movie just sort of…ends.
Whatever…I’m …
Whatever…I’m going to do it. You can either get in on the ground floor with me or not.
But if you get in and then screw me, I’m burning down your house and framing you for it.
Well in a certain …
Well in a certain sense you could elect to punish non-colluders outside of the game. But in the context of Jeopardy alone, I would say collusion is not a viable option because it’s a single (most likely a single) round of prisoner’s dilemma.
If one person breaks the collusion pact and wins that person will proceed onwards and you end up with nothing. Doesn’t sound like a good strategy to me.
That would make a …
That would make a great suspense novel. The retired con-man pitted against his former partners from the Jeopardy racket, with only his wits and game show winnings at his disposal…
This is my favorite …
This is my favorite episode of jeopardy ever. He did that on purpose, which is so cool. I love it.
some guy kept …
some guy kept winning over and over and ended up with 3 million. not kidding.
This is true…But …
This is true…But if it was within the rules, why screw up a good thing?
And there’s always a way to punish someone for not colluding. You know their names. From the post-commercial banter, you probably know where they work and if they have a family.
Oh, you can punish them…you can definitely punish them.
There are no …
There are no guarantees and no way for the players to really punish someone for not colluding.
AHA!
AHA!
Thought:
So if …
Thought:
So if there’s a 3-way tie, they all get the money and they all play again the next day, right?
Why not engage in a little collusion where the top two people just get it wrong on purpose and bring their scores down to the third place person’s score?…and always give the 3rd place person a chance to catch up at the end so there’s some money out there?
You’d never lose…You could spend your life playing Jeopardy and making hundreds of thousands of dollars…
I just love …
I just love Trebek’s “A-HA!”
what was up with …
what was up with the guy in the middles eyes
wow that was …
wow that was actually pretty smart of him, he knew he was smarter than the other 2 so he waged an amount small enough that he would tie in order to face them again because he knew he was better, nice!
All I can say is …
All I can say is that I hope that puny little who organized this little tie in order to get into the history books had his handed to him the next game.
By the way, what I …
By the way, what I said below is for one game only, so you could actually win a lot more.
I was thinking …
I was thinking about the most money you could get from Jeopardy, and here’s what I got:
On the 1st round, get them all correct but two 200′s, so, $17,600. The two 200′s are both Daily Doubles, where you wager everything, so x2 x2, so $70,400. On Double Jeopardy you also get them all but two 400′s, so $35,200 more, $105,600 total. Two more Daily Doubles, so x4, so $422,400. Final Jeopardy also doubles that again, and you get… $844,800! So I guess you can’t get a million dollars. Oh well.
feel bad for the …
feel bad for the guy who won a seat to the next week’s show…welp sorry