As previously stated, it is unwise to use terms containing repeated letters as your initial conjecture. Inputting terms such as GUESS, MELEE, AMASS may result in a need for further information.

Words may have many instances of the Dordle same letter, potentially resulting in complex scenarios. For instance, suppose the word of the day is BLESS, and you are aware (from your prior attempts) that there is one S in the solution. If your subsequent guess is ASHES, Wordle will provide a green tile in the fifth position and a yellow tile in the second position. Consequently, this affirms the position of the first 'S' while simultaneously notifying you of the existence of a second 'S.'

Six attempts. You get just that each day as you begin solving the day's Wordle. These attempts are invaluable, and you should endeavor to avoid squandering them unnecessarily. The clues provided by Wordle following each submitted guess are much more valuable. Disregarding indications is tantamount to squandering an attempt, since the fundamental objective of an attempt is to provide more insight into the secret word.

Each tile is crucial in reducing the potential options. The green and yellow tiles are essential; nevertheless, the gray tiles are also important. They explicitly inform you that a letter is absent from the solution. Surprisingly, there are instances when scrutinizing the gray tiles would enable you to get the solution instantaneously.