On the second day of the Jeopardy for AARP contest, the leading score is $1,333,817. There appears to be something wrong. I calculated the maximum possible score for a single game (including single, double, and final jeopardy rounds) in this contest is $470,400 (assumes all answers are correct, the daily doubles are all in clues having the least value on the board, the daily doubles are selected as the final clues in each round, and the bets on each daily double and on the final jeopardy clue are for the entire amount accumulated at those points). So on the second day of this contest, each player can have played a maximum of two games, which would have a maximum two-game score of $940,800. Since the current leader has more than that, something seems to be awry? Does anyone know how the leader's score might be possible? As an aside, please note the maximum score here is less than the maximum score on the TV version of Jeopardy because there are only 5 categories in each board in this contest, but there are 6 categories in each board in the TV version.
