Want to solve the daily puzzle in 3 tries or less? Improving your Wordle game isn't just about vocabulary—it's about statistics and strategy. Here is your ultimate guide to winning.
The first guess is the most important. You want to eliminate or confirm as many common letters as possible.
Packed with 4 vowels. Great for identifying the structure early.
Uses the most common consonants (C, R, N) and vowels.
Often cited by bots as the mathematically optimal starting word.
Excellent balance of common letters and positioning.
Every English word has a vowel (A, E, I, O, U) or Y. If your first guess (like "CRANE") turns up gray vowels, immediately try a word with the remaining vowels (like "AUDIO") to lock them down.
It sounds obvious, but in "Easy Mode", people often forget. If 'S' is gray, never use it again. It's a wasted slot that could be used to test a new letter.
The most common letters in English are E, T, A, O, I, N, S, H, R. The least common are Q, Z, J, X. Prioritize guessing common letters before rare ones.
Be careful with words ending in "_IGHT", "_OUND", or "_ATCH". You might run out of guesses trying "LIGHT", "NIGHT", "MIGHT". Try a "burner word" like "FLAME" to eliminate F, L, M at once.
Yes! This is a common stumbling block. Words like "SHEEP", "RABBI", or "NOON" are valid. If you get a green letter, don't assume it only appears once.
In Hard Mode, any revealed hints (Green or Yellow) must be used in your subsequent guesses. This prevents you from playing a completely random word just to eliminate other letters.
No, Wordle Unlimited is untimed. Take your time, grab a piece of paper, and analyze the possibilities before hitting Enter.
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