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For yellow squares, the particular order in which they turn yellow doesn't matter. The remaining grey Ms tell you the same thing (that those positions don't ha
by julianwachholz 4y ago
For yellow squares, the particular order in which they turn yellow doesn't matter.
The remaining grey Ms tell you the same thing (that those positions don't have an M).
- gweinberg 4y agoThat's true for Wordle, but I think according to the dontwordle rules you are allowed to make a guess with an em on one of the grey squares anyway.
- db_admin 4y agoNo you are not allowed to do that. A grey square excludes the letter from the position, regardless of any yellow squares.
- pricci 4y agoYou are correct. Words with repeated letters are not a good strategy in this game.
- nebulous1 4y agoI'm not sure about your conclusion here. If we don't repeat the letter then we're going to have information about another letter, which we don't want.
- JoshTriplett 4y agoWords with repeated letters are a great strategy, as long as you know or strongly suspect the letter isn't in the target word, and the letter is rare so eliminating it doesn't eliminate much.
- skeaker 4y agoThey are a fantastic strategy, though if one happens to rob you of a lot of remaining words, you should undo it.
- pricci 4y agoHmm, that was the case when I tried and I jumped to the conclusion