. >> amy snyder, that is your third win. 4 welcome back oakland's very own tournament of champion amy snyder. are you relieved you can tell the world? >> i told more people than i should have but this time around they were very serious about not telling anybody so i had to really keep it right. pretty much my mom, my brother, and my wife were the only ones that knew. kristen: a lot of people watching you, so anything you say. i know this is such a trite question. but how do you feel? >> i feel great. the better question is how i felt five or six weeks ago and it was amazing. it was something that i had been trying to tell myself it would be ok if i did not do well in the tournament but i wanted to prove that i really was that good and there was nothing hokey about my first one. it was very validating and this kind of imposter syndrome that was kind of a little bit in my mind and i'm actually headed to play jeopardy. kristen: not amy snyder with imposter syndrome going into this. you knew andrew before the 40 win streak? >> i was hoping it wouldn't happen. i felt we would meet again in

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