'Jeopardy! Masters' Fans, Here's the Best Way to Watch the Season 2 Tournament

The latest installment of the hit tournament is upon us, and new episodes will air three times a week.

By Adrianna FreedmanPublished: May 05, 2024 4:00 PM EDT

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Another Jeopardy! Masters tournament is upon us!

After the massive success of the premiere season back in 2023, the TV franchise surprised fans in February by announcing the tournament would be back for season 2 this spring. With season 1 champion James Holzhauer taking on Matt Amodio, Amy Schneider, Mattea Roach, Yogesh Raut and Victoria Groce, viewers will be able to tune in and watch the best of the best compete for the title of champion. And with Ken Jennings back at the podium as the host, what more could people want from a show like this?

Given how Jeopardy! Masters season 2 is not part of the quiz show's regular programming, folks may be curious to know how they can watch and stream it at home.

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How to watch and stream Jeopardy! Masters season 2:

For those who have access to primetime television, you're in luck. Jeopardy! Masters season 2 premiered on Wednesday, May 1 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. The show will drop new installments of the tournament every Monday, Wednesday and Friday throughout the month of May.

If you aren't able to watch Jeopardy! Masters season 2 on TV but still want to watch it live, don't worry — there's an easy solution for this. There are websites that offer a live-streaming component, making it easy for viewers to tune in from their computer or mobile device. Hulu + Live TV, FuboTV, Sling and YouTube TV are all great options to choose from — just make sure you sign up for an account ahead of watching the latest episodes in real-time.

Now, if you're more likely to watch Jeopardy! Masters season 2 at your own leisure, Hulu will also be streaming the episodes starting the day after they air on ABC. For those who don't have a profile set with the streamer, there are plans that start at $7.99 per month to opt into. Once you're all set, don't forget to click on the show's title page on Hulu's website or on the Hulu app. The good news about it airing on Hulu? The site offers a 30-day free trial.