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What's 'almost' guaranteed actually mean? I've used the CA method (which actually isn't a method really) and done it in 4 or less 80% of the time.Originally posted by Brin View PostSomeone's let the cat out of the bag how you are are almost guaranteed to achieve Wordle by your 4th attempt every day.
I gave it a go and it works so, I won't be doing it again that way and will continue to have a go myself.
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Was it Kurt zouma who let it out..🤣🤣🤣Originally posted by Brin View PostSomeone's let the cat out of the bag how you are are almost guaranteed to achieve Wordle by your 4th attempt every day.
I gave it a go and it works so, I won't be doing it again that way and will continue to have a go myself.
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CAM, there are 3 key words you can initially use so that you'll have used 15 words of the 26 word alphabet. When I tried it the result was I was lacking one letter to complete my wordle. There is a minuscule chance you will not achieve it in four attempts if an obscure word using the Q or Z are in it. Seeing how they aren't many 5 letter words with Q and Z in them, you'll soon figure the answer.Originally posted by CAMiller View PostWhat's 'almost' guaranteed actually mean? I've used the CA method (which actually isn't a method really) and done it in 4 or less 80% of the time.
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Not a particularly good strategy though if you want to get it in 1,2 or 3. It also doesn't really cover words that have 2 or more instances of the same letter.Originally posted by Brin View PostCAM, there are 3 key words you can initially use so that you'll have used 15 words of the 26 word alphabet. When I tried it the result was I was lacking one letter to complete my wordle. There is a minuscule chance you will not achieve it in four attempts if an obscure word using the Q or Z are in it. Seeing how they aren't many 5 letter words with Q and Z in them, you'll soon figure the answer.
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