Andrew Pau

Andrew Pau
Birth Hometown:	Amherst, Ohio
Occupation:	Music Professor
Known for:	Jeopardy! 6-time champion

Andrew Pau is a music professor from Amherst, Ohio. He is also the champion who ended the Warring States Period after Matt Jackson.

Common with Other Champions

Vaughn Winchell

• Both are champions who broke a 5-game winning streak that had not occurred for a while since Super Champion.
• The successor champion also received a ticket to ToC, and Vaughn also earned a ticket to ToC after defeating the successor champion.
• Both advanced to the ToC semifinals, with Pau advancing on his own.

Kerry Greene

• They broke the hiatus of being the champion with 6 consecutive wins in which he had not played more than 100 games since the birth of the super champion.
• They are both champions with six consecutive wins, and their opponent also advanced to ToC. The difference is that Kerry stepped down and Pau handed over.
• Both reached the semi-finals or higher at ToC, with Kerry taking 2nd runner-up.

Andrew He

• Both set new records in their first match. In Pau's case, his opponent set the record for most third place (Margaret Miles - $31,999), and He set the record for the second most points of his opponent's history.
• Also, Pau and He both narrowly won by a difference of $2 and $1.
• All the champions who defeated them served for a long time. Buzzy Cohen has a 9-game winning streak, and Amy Schneider has a 40-game winning streak.
• The two met super champion (Austin Rogers) in the semifinals. The difference is that Pau lost while He rather won.

Trivia

• He is the first player to rack up $100,000 or more within 3 games since 7-day champion Joon Pahk had a three day total of $112,700.
• He is also the first player to run four categories since Ken Jennings.
• Because he earned more than $100,000 in just three episodes, there was an expectation that he would become an superchampion following Matt Jackson, but it was unfortunately withdrawn after being defeated by Buzzy Cohen.
• Unusually, he has more career prize money than his successor champion, Buzzy, who has won three more days (Andrew Pau (x6, $170,202) > Buzzy Cohen (x9, $164,603)).