Who won Jeopardy! tonight? Wednesday, May 24, 2023

In the wake of overcoming the 9-day-champ Ben Chan, Lynn Di Vito returned on Risk! on Wednesday, May 24, to safeguard her title. She is a resigned exhibition hall instructor from Colorado Springs, Colorado, and procured $11,800 from her most memorable success.

Her challengers incorporate Ed Petersen, an arranging expert from Orlando, Florida, and Joyce Sun, a resigned legal counselor from Bloomfield, New Jersey. The players needed to address questions in view of a few points, and each right reaction would bring in them cash. Eventually, the player who’d procured the most would be delegated the champ.

Shockingly enough, Ed neglected to bring in any cash in the primary round yet was as yet ready to lead the game toward the episode’s end. He didn’t address the last inquiry however procured the most elevated score by leaving nothing to chance.

The classifications of the principal round were Much obliged, Africa, Con Should Go, Instructing: A few Re-arranged words, Territory Of The Association, and That is A Wrap, Everyone!.

Joyce got off to an astounding beginning in the round, procuring $3600 after only 15 signs. Lynn lost the greater part of her score because of an erroneous everyday twofold.

Ed neglected to bring in any cash in the round and just offered five right responses against three mistaken ones. Lynn offered 10 right responses and two wrong ones. Joyce responded to eight inquiries accurately, with no wrong reaction.

The score after the main round was Joyce at $5600, Lynn at $3200, and Ed at $0.

The classifications under the Twofold Peril! round were These Brothers Are Lit, Science, Train-ing Day, Covers, To The Post! furthermore, I’m “D.B.”.

Every one of the players neglected to answer the day to day copies. Ed got on 14 right responses in the round, against five erroneous reactions, to procure the second situation after Joyce, notwithstanding a horrible execution from the get-go in the game.

Joyce responded to 13 inquiries accurately and one inquiry mistakenly while Lynn offered 16 right and three wrong responses.

The score after the Twofold Peril! round was Joyce at $10,800, Ed at $10,400, and Lynn at $6400.

The last round of the episode was a triple puzzler as nobody offered the right response and Ed bet a limited quantity of cash to save a portion of his profit, which were $7999.

The last inquiry of Danger! game 183 was under the classification Old style Music. The last inquiry read:

Nobody offered the right response in the round, which was Franz Liszt. Lynn, Ed, and Joyce lost $5000, $2401, and $10,500, individually, from their rewards.

The last score of the game was:

Ed Petersen: $10,400 – $2,401 = $7,999 (Who is Haydn?) (1-day all out: $7,999)

Lynn Di Vito: $6,400 – $5,000 = $1,400 (Who is Toscanini)

Joyce Sun: $10,800 – $10,500 = $300 (Who is Rachmaninoff?)

As the new champ, Ed should safeguard his title against new players in the impending episodes. Assuming he stays aware of his series of wins for the following four games, he could arrive at the Competition of Champions.

Ed will play against Jesse Jawline and Megan Braught in the following episode of Peril!, which airs on Thursday, May 25.