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Those who have achieved a Coryat score of $30,000 at least twice so far are Ken Jennings (x23), James Holzhauer (x20), Matt Amodio (x18), Amy Schneider (x12), Jerome Vered, Roger Craig, Jason Zuffranieri, and Cris Pannullo (x2), there are only 8 in total.So far, there have been 106 Coryat Scores of over $30,000.The highest among non-winners is Adam Levin's $53,999, released on April 29, 2019.Andy Richter, who appeared on 2009-2010 Celebrity Jeopardy (September 17, 2009), when including specials, set the record for $68,000.

The top five records excluding him are Matt Amodio's $83,000 on October 4, 2021, Roger Craig's $77,000 on September 14, 2010, Ken Jennings's $75,000 in Game 38 (July 23, 2004), and $74,000 by Matt Amodio on July 29, 2021, and $71,400 by Amy Schneider on January 20, 2022.įirst 5-Day Champ Highest Total Winnings All-Time RankĪfter Values Were Doubled (After 6) Rank

James Holzhauer, who participated in 2019, dominates the top 12 records.

Regular Highest Total Winnings (excluded consolation money) Rank

2.5 6-Time+ Champion Before Final Jeopardy! ResultĬontestant Winnings Statistics All-Time Total Winnings Rank.

2.4 FJ! Correct answer 10 times+ in a row.

2.3 Most Correct By Champ From Single-Game.

1.4.3 After Values Were Doubled (After 6).

1.4 First 5-Day Champ Highest Total Winnings.

1.2 Regular Highest Total Winnings (excluded consolation money).

You can bet we’ll be on the edge of our seats to see what record Amy breaks next. "She did it! And in just 28 games, faster than my pace and tied with Matt Amodio," he wrote. But if that isn't convincing enough, over on Twitter, Ken admitted how impressed he was by Amy's speed. That said, if she continues her 29 consecutive game-winning streak and goes beyond James’ 32 games, like Matt did, Amy can definitely catch up to James’ record. He won an additional $500,00 during tournament play. When looking at the average earnings per game, Amy has been raking in $36,538 while James brought in a whopping $74, 613.

The Chase cohost won $2,462,216 in 32 games.

Now, Amy is focused on knocking down more records, specifically earning another $1 million and beating James’ record. After following her extraordinary journey, which began on November 17, and witnessing Amy reach this rare milestone, Jeopardy! fans wasted no time celebrating her all over social media. With that, the Ohio native officially surpassed the $1 million mark ($1,019,600) and her incredible accomplishment was threefold - she is only the fifth person to do so in the quiz show’s history, the fourth person to accomplish this record in regular season play and the first woman to become part of the millionaire club.Īmy joins the ranks of Brad Rutter ($4,938,436), Jeopardy! host Ken Jennings ($4,370,700), James Holzhauer ($2,962,216) and Matt Amodio ($1,518,601) in the Jeopardy! Hall of Fame. Amy secured an early lead during her 28th Jeopardy! game and after starting out with a total of $977,400, she won an additional $42,200. On January 7, the California-based engineering manager was quick on the buzzer following a nerve-wracking game the day before. On January 7, the California-based engineering manager officially surpassed the $1 million mark ($1,019,600).Īnd her incredible accomplishment was threefold.

Throughout her historic winning streak, Amy Schneider has broken record after record - but the latest one might just be the most remarkable of them all. "Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below."