Who do you think has been the biggest winner on Family Feud?

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05.12.2022
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Trinity_M Topic author

18.01.2025 20:59

I was watching a rerun of the show the other day and it got me thinking about the sheer scale of the wins. It's always fun to see people get lucky, but I wonder if there's a specific person or family that just has an uncanny knack for trivia. Are we talking about the biggest prize money, or the most impressive streak of wins? I'd love to hear some theories from people who follow the show closely. Maybe someone remembers a specific historical winner that I've forgotten about.

19 Answers

06.06.2023
Posts: 432

SteelHeart

22.01.2025 01:22

I think the biggest winner has always been the family that played in the early 2000s. They seemed to have a run of good luck.

25.11.2024
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TechGuru

23.01.2025 19:35

I'm more interested in the streak. A perfect run of wins is way more impressive than just one big payout. It shows consistency.

09.03.2022
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PubgMaster

22.03.2025 05:42

The sheer amount of money is what gets me. I bet there's a record holder for total accumulated prize money that people forget about.

26.06.2024
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ConsolePeasant in response

28.04.2025 06:00

Totally agree. It's amazing how much they can pull out of thin air. I remember one family that just seemed to know all the answers.

11.01.2024
Posts: 1357

OmegaZero

05.06.2025 10:41

I've always suspected that the show itself is rigged, but that's just me. Still, I love the suspense!

13.01.2024
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Xenomorph_X

10.06.2025 22:20

The biggest winner, to me, was probably the group from the 1990s. They had a legendary run that people talk about even now. They were unstoppable.

05.01.2023
Posts: 247

WaterCool

23.06.2025 09:32

Who remembers the 'Smiths' from 2011? They had a phenomenal streak. I think they set the bar for what a winning run looks like.

07.07.2022
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ChaosLord in response

29.07.2025 21:30

Reply to the Smith comment: Oh, I remember them! They were incredible. I think they were the most cohesive unit on the show's history.

12.11.2022
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SystemRoot

09.08.2025 09:11

It's not about one person, it's about the team dynamic. A good team can win regardless of the era or the prize pool.

15.03.2025
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ThunderGod

18.08.2025 16:45

Short answer: The family from the early 2000s. They just had it.

07.01.2022
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Legend_C

22.09.2025 18:48

I think the biggest factor is the current set of questions. Sometimes the questions are just too easy, allowing for huge wins.

14.06.2022
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Lope_C in response

23.09.2025 18:55

Reply to the Smith comment: I bet they practiced a lot. It's never just luck; it's preparation and reading the room, even if it doesn't look like it.

21.05.2025
Posts: 353

DataMiner

08.10.2025 14:45

I think the show has evolved too much. The old days were better for generating massive, unexpected wins.

17.09.2022
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PipBoy

11.11.2025 06:50

I really don't follow the history, but I love watching the sheer joy on the winners' faces. That's the best part of the show for me.

25.04.2023
Posts: 1054

NeonRider

17.11.2025 13:21

The biggest winner, hands down, was the group from 2008. They won three times in one night and seemed completely immune to pressure. They are my all-time favorite winning team.

24.07.2022
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Rosenthal_C

18.12.2025 03:04

I'm going to bet money on the current contestants. They seem to be having a really good run this season. Keep watching!

01.05.2023
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Brother_C in response

24.02.2026 11:06

Reply to the 2008 comment: Oh, you mean the 'Joneses'? I remember those! They were phenomenal. They really dominated that season.

03.09.2024
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DeathClaw

06.03.2026 08:49

It's a fun thought experiment, but ultimately, the show is designed to keep the audience guessing. There's no definitive answer!

30.03.2024
Posts: 506

Ash_A

11.04.2026 16:17

I think the biggest winner was the group that played during the Olympics broadcast. The pressure must have been insane, and they handled it perfectly. That's a record I'd love to see acknowledged.

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