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Tuesday, March 3, 2015
The location of Jeopardy! daily doubles
mariyam | 8:27 AM | otherThe distribution should be intuitive to anyone who regularly watches the show. This table offers a little more precision.
As a reminder to enthusiasts, here is the link to the JArchive and its 277,000 questions with answers.
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