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Two-day champion Matthew Marcus got back to Risk! Season 39 on Monday, February 6, 2023, to play his third game.

Hailing from Portland, Oregon, the product engineer scored $66,000 from his two games. In the most recent episode, he played against two new competitors — Tanya Parrott, a bookkeeper from Gainesville, Virginia, and Jesse Lampert, a deals leader from Los Angeles, California.

The authority depiction of the game show peruses:

“The responses are given first, and the hopefuls supply the inquiries. Three hopefuls, including the past show’s boss, contend in six classifications and in three rounds (with each round’s “replies” being worth more award cash).”
It proceeds:

“In the third round, ‘Definite Peril,’ the competitors can name their own big stake – – for however long it’s inside how much cash they’ve previously acquired. In the event that a player completes the second round with nothing, they are killed [from the last round].”
The players were not really wiped out before the third round in the new episode.

Matthew Marcus initially showed up on the show on the February 2 episode and dominated his most memorable match. He has kept up with his series of wins up to this point.

In the most recent episode, the classes for the main round were “Months That Beginning With Feb, Wine sampling 101, U.S. Historical centers, Add A Letter Toward The Beginning, Specialist Who, Parts and Work.”

Matthew was living it up as he offered the most extreme number of right responses in cycle 1. In spite of that, he arrived in runner up and the explanation was the Everyday Twofold. He found the primary Everyday Twofold before the business break yet lost it by offering an erroneous response. While he positioned second, new player Tanya Parrott started to lead the pack by conveying eight right reactions with zero wrong responses. Jesse Lampert was likewise not a long ways behind and wound up in third spot. The cycle 1 scores of the players were: Tanya at $4,200 Matthew at $3,800 Jesse at $3,400.

In the second round of the Ken Jennings-facilitated episode, the classifications included “Train Courses, Hot Tunes, Detainees Of War, S-SS-ing The Circumstance, The Iliad and The Odyssey, You Can Call Me Homer.”

Tanya might have won the Twofold Risk round also, yet her moderate wagers on both Day to day Pairs handled her in runner up. She bet $1,000, separately, as she tracked down both Day to day Pairs. She banked $10,600, while Matthew had his opportunity to start to lead the pack in this round. He scored $13,400 and Jesse banked $4,600.

In the Last Risk round, each of the three players offered the right response to the last inquiry. While Jesse and Matthew didn’t avoid wagering big sums, Tanya again went with the most minimal sum in the last round. She bet just a single dollar in the last round and arrived in runner up, trailed by Jesse in third.

Jeopardy! (@jeopardy)’in paylaştığı bir gönderi

Consequently, Matthew Marcus won Peril! today. In the last round of the February 6 episode, the class was “Developments,” and the inquiry, as a hint, read:

“1917’s ‘Components of Close quarters conflict’ said this Old West thing was ‘challenging to annihilate’ and ‘hard to traverse.’”
The right reaction to the last sign was “Security fencing.”

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