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  1. Jun 4, 2019 · Emma Boettcher, 27, a University of Chicago librarian, who beat Holzhauer before he could break the $2.52 million record set on Jeopardy! by Ken Jennings during his legendary streak in 2004 ...

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      But in Monday’s episode, Holzhauer ended his 32-game streak...

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  2. Sep 17, 2015 · Emma Boettcher is the new Jeopardy! champion, ending the 32-game winning streak of one of the most decorated players in the show’s history. Needless to say, it was no easy feat. She matched his strategy by finding both Daily Doubles in the second round and going into Final Jeopardy! with the lead, putting the sports gambler in an unprecedented situation.

  3. Jun 4, 2019 · While Holzhauer honed his skills on different game shows, Boettcher is a longtime “Jeopardy” obsessive who even did her master’s thesis on its trivia questions. The 27-year-old played along at home for years, using a pen for a buzzer and recording answers in a notebook, The New York Times reported.

  4. Jun 3, 2019 · The 27-year-old librarian from Chicago dethroned Holzhauer before he was able to beat Ken Jennings’s record. Emma Boettcher first auditioned for “Jeopardy!” when she was a senior in high ...

  5. Jun 3, 2019 · Such an epic battle occurred on Jeopardy! Monday evening, when Boettcher — a user-experience librarian at the University of Chicago — defeated Holzhauer in a very tight game, which ultimately ...

  6. Jun 4, 2019 · Boettcher destroyed Holzhauer on Monday, ending his streak before he could surpass Ken Jennings’ 2004 twin records of consecutive game wins (74) and highest accumulated winnings in regular ...

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  8. Tonight, Emma Boettcher, the only player to ever beat James Holzhauer, returns to Jeopardy! for the #TournamentOfChampions!

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