Adam Remsen became a super champion during his tenth Jeopardy! game. He returned for his eleventh game and tried to crack the all-time top 20 contestants, as one contestant had a massive win.

Remsen, an attorney and theater producer from Memphis, Tennessee, entered the June 26 game with a ten-day total of $228,806. On Friday, he played against Clay Stallworth, from Augusta, Georgia, and Kristin Warner, from Fairport, New York. Warning: Spoilers for the June 26 episode of Jeopardy! ahead!

The champion found the Daily Double on clue one. Since he didn’t have any money, Remsen wagered the allotted $1,000.

The clue in “11-Letter Words” was “Hotel concierge & cruise ship entertainment director are jobs in this industry.” “What is hospitality?” he answered correctly. This gave him the lead with $1,000.

Although it was a close game, Remsen maintained the lead through the first 15 clues with $5,400. He ended with $8,000 at the end of the round. Warner, also an attorney, was in second place with $3,400. Stallworth, a pediatrician, had $2,800.

In Double Jeopardy, Remsen answered the first three clues correctly and found the first DD on clue four. He had $12,000 and wagered $4,000 in “Playing the Dozens.”

The clue was “Hercules labor-ed at 12 tasks to atone for killing his family, an atrocity committed after this stepmother drove him insane.” “Who is Hera?” he answered with a laugh. Remsen was correct and moved up to $16,000.

“Wow,” he said.

Stallworth only answered one clue correctly between clues four and nine. Remsen took the rest and found the second DD on clue nine.

He had $18,800 and wagered $8,000. Remsen admitted that the last DD was a “wild guess.”

The clue in “Blank Verse” read, “From ‘Invictus’: ‘I am the master of my fate; I am the __ __ __ __.’” “What is captain of my soul?” he answered correctly. This gave him $26,800.

Remsen finished the round with $38,000, which host Ken Jennings called “impressive.” Stallworth’s total was $9,200. Warner was in third place with $8,200.

The Final Jeopardy category was “U.S. Landmarks.” The clue was “Norwegian Arne Peterssen was the last to pass through this location, which was then officially closed in 1954.” All three game show contestants had the correct answer of “What is Ellis Island?”

Warner wagered $6,200, giving her a final total of $14,400. Stallworth’s wager was $7,201, making his total $16,401. Remsen’s wager was $12,000, ending him with $50,000.

“Whoa,” Jennings said.

This made Remsen an 11-game winner and gave him a total of $278,806.  He will return on Monday for his 12th game.

According to a Reddit user, Remsen jumped from 25th to 19th place on the Leaderboard of Legends in regular season winnings, cracking the top 20. “Wow, huge game for Adam. Jumps from 25th to 19th in regular season winnings, and is suddenly 2nd all-time among players with 11 or fewer wins (Arthur Chu). And Tristan remains the only player to finish with 10 wins,” one said.

Fans reacted to his win on the platform. “And he runs away with another game!” one fan said.

“Wow! A masterclass from Adam,” another wrote.

“Adam is a beast. And great pull on DD2,” a third added.

“50k clean today – congrats Adam! Here’s to another week,” one last fan said.