Jeopardy! fans are confused by the first-ever All-Star Games

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The Jeopardy! All Star Games, featuring teams of competitors, has frustrated fans since its debut on Wednesay night. "There are six teams with three players on each team," says Charlotte Ross. "Those three players will each play one round of Single, Double, and Final Jeopardy. Three teams will face off in the first 'match,' and the three others in the second. The winning teams of these two matches will automatically move on to the final match. To make things more confusing, out of the four losing teams, the three with the top earning scores will play in a 'wildcard match' to determine which team will be the third team to play in the final. Once you watch this video four or five times you'll finally get it. Not only is this style of play being put into effect, but the episodes are being stretched out over multiple days as well. This is really the part that has fans up in arms. It's hard enough to follow a team when they have a different player in every round, but now you also have to follow your team over multiple days."