Ken definitely threw that game. Come on, he had $2.5M and was gonna give half of it away anyway, so he figures that he is only making half of what he will earn anyways. Plus he isn't a greedy guy so he obviously doesn't care for earning insane amounts of money.
Personally though, on that one daily double about hats or something, he bet $6200!, when he was only $4000 up on the lady in double Jeopardy! I watched Ken every day on Jeopardy and he is never that reckless! He would have bet $200, usually. He repeated this again, when he bet $4200 on some category about plants or somthing whilst only being $2000 ahead. Although one must admire the delicate planning in leaving the sports category until last against the woman and the man that seemed obviously unintersted in sports (haha). I think Ken knew better on the final Jeopardy too. His response obviously contradicts the obvious fact that FedEx is blue collar, not to mention the fact that they are definitely not seasonal. He definitely threw it.
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Ken definitely threw that game. Come on, he had $2.5M and was gonna give half of it away anyway, so he figures that he is only making half of what he will earn anyways. Plus he isn't a greedy guy so he obviously doesn't care for earning insane amounts of money. Personally though, on that one daily double about hats or something, he bet $6200!, when he was only $4000 up on the lady in double Jeopardy! I watched Ken every day on Jeopardy and he is never that reckless! He would have bet $200, usually. He repeated this again, when he bet $4200 on some category about plants or somthing whilst only being $2000 ahead. Although one must admire the delicate planning in leaving the sports category until last against the woman and the man that seemed obviously unintersted in sports (haha). I think Ken knew better on the final Jeopardy too. His response obviously contradicts the obvious fact that FedEx is blue collar, not to mention the fact that they are definitely not seasonal. He definitely threw it.