wheel of fortune and jeopardy board games

I was thinking more of contestants that seem like idiots through the whole game rather than those that have 'moments' of seeming stupidity. Wagering strategy on J! = spin strategy on Wheel. Wagering strategy on J! = spin strategy on Wheel.ĭhkendall wrote:And how many times are we screaming 'you idiot!' either in our living rooms and/or on the board at bad wagerers? I know of the Wheel board (I don't know if it found a home during the Sony outage), and I'm thinking that their boardies who get on the show (I assume our communities are similar in that regard) use their spins correctly and plan things out carefully. I really believe that 90% of contestants there have no clue other than they like to watch it, so they want to play it.Īnd how many times are we screaming 'you idiot!' either in our living rooms and/or on the board at bad wagerers? I know of the Wheel board (I don't know if it found a home during the Sony outage), and I'm thinking that their boardies who get on the show (I assume our communities are similar in that regard) use their spins correctly and plan things out carefully. Or continuing to spin after they have run up into the tens of thousands, only to hit a bankrupt on the next spin. I do not find myself very often shouting 'you idiot!' at the screen while watching Jeopardy! But, on Wheel, so many of the contestants give away so much of their winnings by buying vowels or taking single letters instead of multiple letters. But I am absolutely certain the the audition process is not anywhere near as stringent on Wheel. In case that wasn't bad enough, he then spun and landed on the $2500, and took a single letter when there were 5 N's.īpmod wrote:I enjoy both Wheel and Jeopardy!, and would like to be a contestant on both. The contestant landed on the jackpot space, and didn't solve it!!!. It was so obvious that I got it after the first two letters were revealed. Today (am I allowed to spoil here?) the puzzle was RINGING IN THE NEW YEAR IN TIMES SQUARE.

I really believe that 90% of contestants there have no clue other than they like to watch it, so they want to play it.

I enjoy both Wheel and Jeopardy!, and would like to be a contestant on both.

Wheel of fortune and jeopardy board games