A Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player has brought home a ton of money from his wins on TV game show Jeopardy, ultimately pocketing nearly half a million dollars. The Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player's impressive Jeopardy run spanned more than two weeks before he was knocked out by another participant.
Jeopardy originally premiered way back in 1964, pitting players against a wide range of trivia questions and subjects in a bid to take home a cash prize. Generally, fans of video games have taken notice of the game show due to Jeopardy having video game-related questions, but in this case, the player in question utilized their knowledge of subjects outside Super Smash Bros. to take home a sizable amount of money.
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After 16 days, ending on July 25, Scott "Biscotto" Riccardi of New Jersey completed his run on Jeopardy, being knocked out in the season finale by competitor and trivia host Jonathan Hugendubler. Riccardi ultimately won a stunning $455,000 across his 16 games, which has placed him in the top...
