When college student Brad Rutter competed on Jeopardy! in 2000, contestants were limited to a five-day run. He took home winnings of $55,102 and has since gone on to amass a staggering fortune of more than $4.8 million from other appearances on the beloved game show. Notable wins include over $2 million in 2009’s Ultimate Tournament of Champions and $1 million in 2014’s Battle of the Decades.

Following his Jeopardy! success, Rutter went on to compete in numerous other game shows. After Ken Jennings, he is the second biggest American game show winner of all time and has gone on to forge a successful career as a TV host, producer, and actor.

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The biggest Jeopardy! winners of all time