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Why is the penelty on jeopardy so great when judges allow wrong answer?
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∙ 14y ago
You mean that the person has to give back the money won and instead lose the amount that they should have if it was correctly Judged in the beginning. The penalty is great whenever you get a question you rung in on wrong and they also have to take back what they gave him in error.
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