Adam Remsen’s Jeopardy Statistics

Adam Remsen, an attorney and theater producer from Memphis, Tennessee, came on the scene on Friday, the 12th of June, 2026, and scored the first of many runaway games.

No	Date	Winnings	FJ Bet	Daily Double 1	Daily Double 2	Daily Double 3
1	6-12-26	$20,000 (R)	-5000	N/A	+4000	N/A

Adam’s first appearance at the champion’s podium came on Monday, June 15th. He didn’t have a runaway game that day but he was the only one who got Final Jeopardy! right. That didn’t matter for the rest of the week because Adam was riding high. He had 4 consecutive runaway games and he qualified for the Tournament of Champions on Thursday. Adam ended up winning $104,502 this week, bringing his total winnings up to $124,502 by 6/19/26.

No	Date	Winnings	FJ Bet	Daily Double 1	Daily Double 2	Daily Double 3
2	6-15-26	$15,801	+1,201	N/A	N/A	N/A
3	6-16-26	$21,800 (R)	-6,600	N/A	N/A	+4,000
4	6-17-26	$15,000 (R)	-5,000	-1,000	-2,000	-1,000
5	6-18-26	$27,000 (R)	+800	N/A	+3,000	+2,000
6	6-19-26	$24,901 (R)	-99	+3,600	N/A	+5,000

With $124,502 to the good, Adam Remsen had an even better week between 6/22 and 6/26/26 thanks to a couple of high-scoring wins on Thursday and Friday. Those 2 games alone were worth $86,001. Adam achieved superchamp status on Thursday and he finished the week with $278,806.

No	Date	Winnings	FJ Bet	Daily Double 1	Daily Double 2	Daily Double 3
7	6-22-26	$24,801	+4,201	+1,000	N/A	N/A
8	6-23-26	$19,101 (R)	+901	+3,200	N/A	N/A
9	6-24-26	$24,401	+1401	N/A	N/A	+3,000
10	6-25-26	$36,001 (R)	+15,201	+1,000	+10,600	N/A
11	6-26-26	$50,000 (R)	+12,000	+1,000	+4,000	+8,000

Adam Remsen won his 12th game on Monday, June 29th. That put him over the $300K mark by $6,415. Although we didn’t know it at the time, a baker’s dozen was not to be.

No	Date	Winnings	FJ Bet	Daily Double 1	Daily Double 2	Daily Double 3
#	6-29-26	$27,609 (R)	+214	N/A	+5.00	+10,000
12x Total		$306,415

Adam finished his 13th game with $20,800, $5,600 more than his second place opponent, Richard Nguyen. Unfortunately, Adam got Final Jeopardy! wrong. That handed the victory to Richard, whose $6,401 bet and correct response won the day. Adam landed in second place with the $3,000 consolation prize. It’s not winnings, so we don’t add it to his $306,415.