Is it just me or do you have it? Word Have you been so severe lately? (This was a stamper.) Recently I really thought I would run out of speculation before I could solve it. I’ve already shared me Easy Winning Strategies to Play Wardle. Basically, I start with the train and close, then look at the correct letters and try out the words that use them in many spots. When I need to imagine a possible word, I use XS to spell out the correct letters I know so far. So far, the strategy is still working.
And now there are new tools you can use. I call it my wardle player cheat sheet. With the help of Big Brains in the Oxford English Dictionary, we have compiled a list that ranks all the characters in Alphabet. As you may have guessed, E and a are the best letters to throw into the guess of Wordle. J and Q, not that much.
I also asked readers and friends to share my wardal strategy. Hope you’ll find some tips to refresh your gameplay here.
Become a champion
“I was using training as my first guess. The first two words are always noise and are really true. If the words don’t reveal, then I use the champion. These three words give me the most common 15 letters, including all six vowels. –Dan Hughes
Use yesterday’s winner
“I always start with the words of victory the day before. Continuity!”Mark Hirsch
Random Method
“For a long time I used two starter words that gave me a lot of vowels and a general letter. It always made me a solid four-line winner, sometimes three. But I branched out and threw it in random words. —Susan C. Young
Another vote for random
“I have very few strategies. My wardle (and quordle) play is random free for everyone. I get wardle with four guesses almost every time. I use whatever the starter word pops in my head. –Debe Ashe Hoover
The importance of a and r
“I always type the correct one with “X” in an unknown place. Often, visual people like me can see the correct answer right away. –Christine Eberhard Minor
Get those vowels
“My strategy starts with audio to target four vowels.” –Vanessa Broy
Did you mention vowels?
“Audible or the sea is my usual thing.” –Juli Janssen Perletier
“Glancing at the puzzle”
“I stopped playing, but my starter’s words were always staring.” –Scott Lerman
Use a straw
“(My starter word) is straw…” –Stephen Mithrikki
