It is a draw with David Madden and Jason Zuffranieri, who also won 19 games. The 23-year-old’s earnings totaled $ 460,184 – the sixth largest bid in the series’ regular season history. Roths, who lives in Toronto and grew up in Halifax, has also won a place in the show’s Champions Tournament, which will air in the fall. She has the longest winning streak from a Canadian contestant. Another victory would put her in 5th place. He has also won a place in the show’s Champions Tournament, which will be shown in the fall, and has the longest winning streak of a Canadian contestant. Roach lives in Toronto, but said on the show that she spent much of her childhood and part of her adolescence in Halifax, and has also lived in Calgary and Moncton, NB Caitlin Hayes, a North Vancouver resident who fought Roach in her 10th episode, said she was having fun watching her former rival impress. “It’s really fun to watch and cheer her on every night,” Hayes said. “She’s so good.” Hayes already knew Roach would be a formidable opponent when she took to the stage with Alex Trebek in February. The show filmed five episodes each day and Hayes was in his studio the other day. “So I sat there for about 10 hours and saw her play five games in a row. She won all five and she was so good,” Hayes said. The next day, Hayes was called to fight first thing. After a slow start, he was the only person who got the idea of the Final Risk correctly. Unfortunately, she lost the victory because she did not bet enough – something her nine-year-old daughter did not let her forget. “Surely he keeps saying, ‘Mom should have bet more.’ This Canadian Press report was first published on April 29, 2022.
