" Jeopardy!" has crowned this year's winner of the popular quizzing show's Tournament of Champions after Yogesh Raut of Vancouver, Washington won his third game in the best-of-seven finals. Raut ...

However, Raut misplayed the wager situation, choosing to bet $0 while Chan wagered $5,601. This meant Chan came from third place to snatch the win with a total of $15,601, just $1 more than Raut ...

Along with winning the $250,000 prize, Raut earned himself a spot in the Jeopardy! Masters prime-time tournament set to air in May on ABC. Related: Ike Barinholtz Eliminated from Jeopardy!

Raut had a total of $26,800; DeArruda, after making some incorrect guesses in “Double Jeopardy,” was second, again with a total of $14,400; Cascone was third, with $2,400.

Jeopardy!‘s 2024 Tournament of Champions winner Yogesh Raut has been opening up about his time on the show, including his villain image and doing battle with James Holzhauer.

Yogesh Raut Has Taken James Holzhauer's Role as the 'Jeopardy!' Villain Yogesh Raut was a three-time champion on regular Jeopardy! which aired January 2023 during Season 39.

The saga of Yogesh Raut is thorny and opaque. But it seems that at least one of his foundational furies was forged at a fateful pub trivia night eight years ago in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

The stream of Northwest-area "Jeopardy!" contestants continues with the episode airing Wednesday, which includes Yogesh Raut, who first appeared on the show in January 2023.

Yogesh Raut, who grew up in Springfield, recently won the Jeopardy! Masters championship. Raut's parents, Jagdish and Dr. Aarti Raut, still live in Springfield. The Jeopardy! champion said it took ...

While it's unclear what will happen to everyone in the next Tournament of Champions, which will welcome back a host of female winners from Season 40, it's clear that Yogesh Raut isn't letting any ...

Yogesh Raut, 38, from Vancouver, says he's applied to be a contestant on the show so many times over the past 20 years that he's lost count. Then one day last fall, he received the phone call ...

Yogesh Raut, of Vancouver, Wash., questioned his way through six finals rounds to be crowned the 2024 “Jeopardy! Tournament of Champions” winner in an episode that aired Tuesday.