In the example we illustrated above, opponents can very easily choose categories that you don't know too well, but unlike the real Jeopardy, Jeopardy World Tour gives you three choices. That means if you take a wild guess, you have a 33 percent chance of getting the right answer, and while that might not sound like much, it's better than 0 percent if you've unfortunately got nothing (like in the actual game show), and a small chance is better than none at all when you're confronted with a question you have no clue how to answer.

If you want to improve your odds of getting the answer right in these situations, you can ask for a hint, assuming you're in PvP. That's going to have another human player assist you, and if you don't know the right answer, there's a chance that they might. Of course, there's always the chance that they won't know the answer as well, but once again, we must reiterate - a small chance of success beats no chance.