Matthew Benjamin Amodio [1] [2] (born December 4, 1990) is an American mathematician and game show contestant who won 38 consecutive games on the game show Jeopardy! in 2021, the third-longest streak in the show's history, behind Ken Jennings and Amy Schneider.

Dr. Amodio studies the psychological processes involved in prejudice, impression formation, and social cognition, with a focus on roles of learning and memory in how social biases are formed, expressed, regulated, and reduced.

2025年2月17日 · Matt Amodio is the guy who is certainly creating new milestones with each win in the show. He has become a nationwide sensation after being the only contestant in the history of the show to win 34 consecutive games.

2021年9月25日 · Yale University PhD student Matthew Amodio has been on a "Jeopardy!" winning streak since he first began competing on the quiz show on July 21, 2021. In 2004, viewers of the television quiz show “Jeopardy!” watched Ken Jennings conclude a 74-game win streak and amass over $2.5 million in winnings.

2022年8月7日 · Amodio rose to prominence following his record-breaking appearance on Jeopardy! He achieved a 38-day streak that ended with $1,518,601 in winnings. He became the third player in Jeopardy! history to earn more than a million dollars on the long-running quiz show's standard-format episodes.

2025年3月7日 · Matt Amodio won his second game of the 2025 Jeopardy! Invitational Tournament on Thursday, March 6, meaning he won the entire tournament. He played against Roger Craig and Juveria Zaheer and is...

Find out all the Jeopardy! results for Matt Amodio, including games played, scores and competitors. Matthew Benjamin Amodio, born on December 4, 1990, in Medina, Ohio, has etched his name in the annals of game show history with a remarkable performance on “Jeopardy!” during its 2021 season.

The Amodio Lab investigates the psychological bases of social cognition and prejudice, with a focus on how social attitudes and beliefs are formed, expressed, controlled, and changed. Our current research examines mechanisms through which societal-level biases interface with individual-level processes, as well as the role of AI in propagating ...

David Amodio, Ph.D. Professor of Social Psychology, University of Amsterdam. Dr. Amodio studies the psychological processes involved in prejudice, impression formation, and social cognition, with a focus on roles of learning and memory in how social biases are formed, expressed, regulated, and reduced.

At the time of his original appearance, Matt was a fifth-year computer-science doctoral student at Yale University, but since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, he had been doing his academic work remotely from home in Medina, Ohio.